Do you know that playing with puzzles may aid your child's emotional, social, mental, and physical development?
Yes, that's the role of "play" in their lives.
It can fuel their motor skills, language, mental creativity, intellectual capability, etc.. Playing with puzzles may develop their physical and mental skills as they imagine different scenarios.
Doing a puzzle reinforces connections between brain cells, improves mental speed and is an especially effective way to improve short-term memory. When you do a jigsaw puzzle, you need to look at individual pieces and figure out where they'll fit into the big picture.
Features:
- Can train your imagination, improve your eye and hand coordination, and color & shape recognition.
- All pieces of wooden blocks are safely designed and made from environmental-friendly materials and non-toxic paint. Meets the world's safety standard.
- Can increase the child's intelligence, relieves stress and pressure on adults, prevent memory decline on the elderly, and fuels amazing connections when kids discover many ways on how to combine the shapes.
Customer Reviews
There are more than enough pieces for at least 4 kids to play with at the same time. It comes with a drawstring back and a another resealable plastic bag for storing the cards and pieces.
I purchased this as a gift for my five-year-old grandson and he truly enjoys copying the patterns included as well as inventing his own “creations”.
He has always had a very creative mind and has loved building things, and I am therefore happy to see this has been feeding his creativity!
From a practical standpoint, this is something easy to pack up and take with you wherever you travel!
My 4 year old son asked me to buy him this block after working with it at school. It teaches shapes and colors, improves hand eye coordination and concentration. My son can sit a whole hour to work with it. Recommend !
Purchased for my 6 year old daughter.
Pros:
She loves it. No batteries. You can be creative with it. Good eye coordination to copy designs on cards. You can always buy more cards or print designs online and use the same wooden pattern blocks.
Cons:
Not really a con, but you can’t use it In the car. My daughter wants to take it in a road trip but I don’t think the pieces will stay. Unless I get a piece of felt??
I’m sure with younger kids, you can also practice colors, counting and shapes with.
My grandchildren, ages 4 and 6, really enjoy this puzzle. It invites critical thinking to match the images on the cards and the kids also like making up their own images and creating stories to go along with them. Kids this age engage in storytelling as a way of exploring their ideas about the world, so a toy that encourages this skill is great for their social and intellectual development.
