Let’s talk about puzzles!

Why are they so Important?

• Puzzles work on Cognitive Development:

• Puzzles promote Fine Motor skills Development

• Puzzles promote development of Hand-Eye Coordination

• Puzzles tackle , Patience Problem Solving and Persistence

How do I know which ones to use with my child?

Start of with One Piece Puzzles and Shape Sorters. One piece puzzles are a good introduction to the concept of fitting things together. Use puzzle pieces with a wide knob and upgrade it to single pieces with out a knob. Start with large puzzle pieces to small pieces as child advances. Start simple and meet your child where they are at. Gradually upgrade the activity by introducing multiple puzzle pieces. Make sure the activity is Successful! When your child has a successful experience they will want engage more in the activity.

Here are examples of some puzzle boards: Simple to Hard

Shape Sorter and Ball Drop/release activities

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Toddler Shape & Color Sorter

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Large Alphabet and Numbers Floor Puzzle 

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Sound Puzzles

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Jumbo Knob Wooden Puzzles Set

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Wooden Jigsaw Puzzles for Toddlers Ages 1-3, 

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Toddler Lacing Beads

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 Counting Dinosaurs Toys for Kids with Sorting Bowls Toddler

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Floating Bathtub Learning Set

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See and Hear Sound Puzzles

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Hide and Seek Wooden Activity Board With Wooden Magnets

Stackable Wooden Puzzles

Toys Magnetic Puzzles Kids Wooden 

Alphabet Number Flash Cards Wooden Letter Puzzle

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