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Benjamin Franklin Wooden Block Puzzle - Educational Toy for Kids, Brain Teaser & STEM Learning Game - Perfect for Classrooms, Homeschooling & Family Fun
Benjamin Franklin Wooden Block Puzzle - Educational Toy for Kids, Brain Teaser & STEM Learning Game - Perfect for Classrooms, Homeschooling & Family FunBenjamin Franklin Wooden Block Puzzle - Educational Toy for Kids, Brain Teaser & STEM Learning Game - Perfect for Classrooms, Homeschooling & Family FunBenjamin Franklin Wooden Block Puzzle - Educational Toy for Kids, Brain Teaser & STEM Learning Game - Perfect for Classrooms, Homeschooling & Family FunBenjamin Franklin Wooden Block Puzzle - Educational Toy for Kids, Brain Teaser & STEM Learning Game - Perfect for Classrooms, Homeschooling & Family FunBenjamin Franklin Wooden Block Puzzle - Educational Toy for Kids, Brain Teaser & STEM Learning Game - Perfect for Classrooms, Homeschooling & Family FunBenjamin Franklin Wooden Block Puzzle - Educational Toy for Kids, Brain Teaser & STEM Learning Game - Perfect for Classrooms, Homeschooling & Family Fun

Benjamin Franklin Wooden Block Puzzle - Educational Toy for Kids, Brain Teaser & STEM Learning Game - Perfect for Classrooms, Homeschooling & Family Fun

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Product Description

  • 3 1/8 X 3 1/2 X 2 1/4 inches
  • Ages 7 and up
  • Our Benjamin Franklin block puzzle is a wonderful addition to a patriotic collection. A clever replica of a fascinating Founding Father who lived an extraordinary life of many great accomplishments, it is a reminder of a great American who helped shape our nation’s rich history. Stimulating to assemble and impressive to display, it makes a fun gift for history buffs.

  • On June 11, 1776, the second Continental Congress chose a committee of five delegates to "prepare a declaration of independency." Serving along with Franklin were Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Roger Sherman, and Robert R. Livingston. Franklin edited Jefferson's initial draft, notably suggesting the phrase "We hold these truths to be self-evident." Jefferson's original had described these truths as "sacred and undeniable." This draft to the Continental Congress, along with many other Franklin letters and documents, is preserved and protected in the National Archives.

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