Larsen Puzzle - Container Terminal, 37 pcs

Here, important skills are stimulated, which are wonderful for your child's well-being and ability to learn new things:

• Here, your child's fine motor skills really come into play.
• Strengthens hand-eye coordination, which is used for example when we cut a straight line with scissors, when we need to pour water into a glass without missing, or when we throw, kick, or catch a ball that comes flying at us in PE class.
• Strengthens your child's ability to find peace and be in the present moment.

Measures 36,5 x 28,5.
Suitable for children aged 3 yrs. to 7 yrs.

Doing puzzles is a good way to get better at understanding how separate parts form a whole and envisioning where each part belongs in the big picture.

The ability to register something visually (with our eyes) and envision what's missing from a whole is an important skill when it comes to learning geometry and math as well as comprehending how sums, sentences, or even a piece of knitting, among other things, are made up of patterns and sequences.

Many puzzles have a special topic or theme, which you can talk about while doing it. This is a great way to talk about anything from jungle animals to astronomy, flags of the world, or telling time and expand your child's vocabulary.

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Larsen puzzles are made of robust, thick cardboard. Also, they have a frame and a tray that your child puts the pieces into. This gives your child a good sense of the puzzle's size and corners right from the get-go - and if the puzzle is in the way, it's easy to move it in the frame.

Puzzles help develop your child's patience and concentration. And with Larsen puzzles in particular, your child can also learn a few things about time, geography, nature, numbers, or the solar system while the pieces are put in place.

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