Puzzle - The Human Body, 200 pcs

The activity is great for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• Benefits your child's fine motor skills.
• Supports your child's perception of colours/shapes.
• Supports hand-eye coordination, which is used for example when we use a pair of scissors to cut a precise line, when we need to pour a glass of water without missing, or when we catch or kick a ball that comes flying at us in the playground.

Suitable for children aged 5 yrs. to 11 yrs.

Doing puzzles develops your child's patience and fine motor skills. Besides, putting the pieces together is a fun way to get better at understanding how the single pieces form a whole and figuring out where each part belongs in the big picture.

The ability to perceive something visually and envision a whole (and what parts are missing) is important in learning math and geometry as well as comprehending how sums, sentences, or a piece of knitting, among other things, are constructed of sequences and patterns.

Often, a puzzle has a special theme or topic, which you can talk about while you put the pieces into place. 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.