Wanted : Dominos, Snakes & Ladders 20 ish jigsaw puzzles

By beansprout
May 23, 2017 in Wanted

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beansprout

Posted May 23, 2017

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Posted May 23, 2017

Hi there,

Several of the older residents where I currently live have various memory difficulties and before I go and buy some games to try and stimulate them, I was wondering if anyone might have the above that were looking for a new home.

Ludo might also be possible & anything else which is not too complicated.

I was thinking about children jiqzaw puzzels - not sure how many pieces - toddler ones would probably be insulting & 50 pieces to complicated so, in between should be fine, me thinks. subject matter is unimportant.

Ideally I would like them for free and can collect from East Dulwich.

Thanks in advance.

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