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Edu Fun - What Do I Use In Dining Room Puzzles

Edu Fun - What Do I Use In Dining Room Puzzles

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Helps fine finger movement by placing each piece in its correct position.
At this age a child needs attention drawing and informative toys. Problem-Solving: Puzzle-solving involves identifying patterns, analyzing different pieces, and finding the best solutions. This process stimulates critical thinking and helps children develop problem-solving skills. As they tackle puzzles, children learn to break down complex problems into smaller, manageable parts.
Fine Motor Skills: When children manipulate puzzle pieces, they practice their motor skills, which involve precise movements of the fingers and hands. Fine motor skills gained through puzzles can benefit children in various activities, such as writing, drawing, and using tools.
Hand-Eye Coordination: Puzzles encourage children to coordinate their hand movements with their visual focus. As they physically manipulate puzzle pieces and make them fit into the right spaces, children enhance their hand-eye coordination. This skill is important for many everyday activities, including catching a ball, writing.

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Puzzles have long been enjoyed by people of all ages. From children to adults, these brain-teasing games have an inherent ability to captivate our attention and challenge our problem-solving skills. Puzzles are toys that require the player to piece together different elements to form a complete picture, pattern, or solution. For this reason we offer you a new toy from which the child can learn about things in his surroundings.

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Recommended AgeSuitable for 3 years & above
Product Dimensions25 x 25 x 0.9 cm
Product Weight0.39 kg
Package Dimensions25 x 25 x 0.9 cm
Package Weight0.42 kg
SKU35374639-10205

Product details

Features

Helps fine finger movement by placing each piece in its correct position.
At this age a child needs attention drawing and informative toys. Problem-Solving: Puzzle-solving involves identifying patterns, analyzing different pieces, and finding the best solutions. This process stimulates critical thinking and helps children develop problem-solving skills. As they tackle puzzles, children learn to break down complex problems into smaller, manageable parts.
Fine Motor Skills: When children manipulate puzzle pieces, they practice their motor skills, which involve precise movements of the fingers and hands. Fine motor skills gained through puzzles can benefit children in various activities, such as writing, drawing, and using tools.
Hand-Eye Coordination: Puzzles encourage children to coordinate their hand movements with their visual focus. As they physically manipulate puzzle pieces and make them fit into the right spaces, children enhance their hand-eye coordination. This skill is important for many everyday activities, including catching a ball, writing.

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