Peace of mind: All our putties & slime products have been tested to the highest safety standards & are fully compliant with EU Toy safety levels. While conducting zero-gravity experiments in space, Professor Pengelly accidentally caught a ball of silver gloop with his magnetic beam. Back on Earth, he analysed it, experimented with it, declared it awesome, & then popped it in a tin & called it Professor Pengelly’s Magnetic Starlight Silver Space Putty! Perfectly safe for human fun, this putty can be stretched, sculpted, squeezed, snapped, spliced, bent, & even bounced! &, best of all, this galactic goop turns magnetic when you touch it with the tin’s included magnet! It’s endlessly entertaining for kids of 8 years & up, & even scientifically destresses adults who give it a squeeze. &, so that the fun never dries up, this putty never dries up in the tin! During his experiments, Professor Pengelly had so much fun with this putty that he just had to share it with the world. So, to have as much fun fiddling with this space slime as the good old Prof did, get your Professor Pengelly’s Putty in magnetic silver today!   ...

Embark on a captivating journey with Professor Puzzle 50 Metal Puzzles! A treasure trove of 50 exceptional metal puzzles curated from the ingenious minds of the world's top Metal Puzzlers. With varying difficulty levels from 1 to 10, this collection caters to novices & seasoned solvers alike. Crafted with precision & designed to challenge, each metal puzzle is a testament to creativity & craftsmanship. Feel the weight of quality as you engage with intricate designs, working your way through a spectrum of puzzle-solving experiences. Dare to unravel the mysteries & promote your puzzling prowess to new heights. ...

Archimedes Tangram is part of the Professor Puzzle Great Minds range of unique puzzles. Finished in an antique style to give the puzzle an aged look, it is inspired by the ancient Greek mathematician & physicist who credited with designing innovative machines including the screw pump that bears his name. The aim of the Tangram puzzle is to remove the 14 wooden pieces from the frame & then fit them back in again. Or why not check out the booklet with 12 further shape building challenges. A perfect gift for someone who likes to test their grey matter. Archimedes of Syracuse (c. 287 BC – c. 212 BC)A Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, inventor & astronomer. Although few details of his life are known, he is regarded as one of the leading scientists of classical antiquity. He is renowned for sitting in the bath & recognising the laws of displacement. He was so excited at this discovery that he took to the streets naked crying ‘ Eureka!’ (‘I have found it!’ in Greek) –a phrase that has since passed into common usage. He also designed & wrote about a tangram-type puzzle. It consists of pieces cut from a square which can be used to make other polygons. This tangram is called the Loculus of Archimedes. At over 2000 years old, this is the world’s oldest puzzle. What Archimedes did not know at the time was that without rotations or reflections, there are 536 different ways to place the 14 pieces back into the square frame! ...

Aristotles Number Puzzle is part of the Professor Puzzle Great Minds range of unique puzzles. Finished in an antique style to give the puzzle an aged look, it is inspired by the great Greek philosopher Aristotle. The aim of the puzzle is to make every row add up to 38? There are 15 rows in all directions to complete, each made up of 3, 4 or 5 pieces. This brilliant concept means that you can complete the puzzle by using every number from 1
- 19! About Aristotle 384-322 BCThe Greek thinker was the founder of Western science & philosophy consolidating the belief in the individual through this extensive writings, of which only about a third have survived. He had a great influence on the course of the Renaissance in the 16th Century & the development of Western civilisation & on our own modern thought & philosophy. His original writings covered a diverse range of subjects including logic, physics, biology, music, politics, ethics & poetry. His influence has lasted over 2, 000 years making him a truly great mind.
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Test your intellect against one of the ancient founders of philosophy
- Aristotle (384 BC
- 322 BC). The Greek thinker was a

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Spend your summer playing Boules outdoors! Much like Bowls, the person who throws the large boules closest to the jacks (small balls) is the winner. The set contains 8 boules & 2 jacks. Suitable for ages 8+. Professor Puzzle Boules Garden Game ...

Need a challenge? You’ve got it! This collection from Professor Puzzle brings together six of the best metal pocket puzzles ever invented! Ideal for those who get a kick out of solving problems that look fairly insolvable to the rest of us! We’re talking about people of sharp mind & ruthless determination
- patient people who won’t give up at the first vexing hurdle…. And if you can’t stand not knowing, a leaflet of solutions is also included! Makes a great gift for those convalescing & a perfect stocking filler too.
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Take turns to build the biggest, juiciest burger imaginable! It all starts with a ketchup bottle & burger bun, then take it in turns to roll the die, stack the ingredients & hope they don’t start falling out. Suitable for 2 or more players aged 6+. ...

The Great Minds puzzle range is a collection of some of the best puzzles of all time. Each of the products have an antique style to give them an aged look. Each puzzle comes complete with a history of the " Great Mind" themself & how the puzzle corresponds to the man. This is Da Vincis Helicopter puzzle the classic Da Vinci puzzle based on his old drawings. ...

Darwins Dino Egg Puzzle is part of the Professor Puzzle Great Minds range of unique puzzles. Finished in an antique style to give the puzzle an aged look, it is inspired by the British Naturalist Charles Darwin who who formulated the theory of Evolution & that humans had evolved from apes. Although widely accept now, this was a contraversal notion during the ninteenth century. The aim of the puzzle is to separate the pieces & then rebuild the egg of evolution? Looks easy? Look again! Its like a three dimensionsal jigsaw puzzle, only more challenging. About Charles Darwin 1809
- 1882 IHe studied to be a clergyman but became more interested in natural history. In 1831 he set off in a naval ship (hms Beagle) to study geology, biology & natural history in South America (including the Galapagos Islands). Here he studied animal & plant life & devised his famous theory of natural selection
- that all species evolve from other species. This theory is set out in his definitive work, ‘ On The Origin of Species’ published in 1859. In 1871 he published a further work, ‘ The Descent of Man & Selection in Relation to Sex’. This showed how humans evolved from apes. Although generally accepted now, his theories were very controversial at that time

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