Today is international puzzle day, so take out those puzzles and get your kids to solve them.
Puzzles are a great learning tool and aid children's cognitive development. One can teach young kids a lot of stuff like shapes, numbers and letters through puzzles. Puzzles also help in developing fine motor skills in children and build problem solving skills. It gives them a challenge and provides them with an opportunity to think and come up with strategies to solve a problem. It also provides them with a sense of accomplishment when they complete a puzzle, thus boasting their confidence.
I love puzzles and so do kids of all ages. I created number and animal puzzles for the little kindergartners to enjoy. It is a freebie, so click HERE the to get it.
Just print, cut on the lines, mix the pieces and ask children to put them in order. The puzzles focus at numbers from 1-50. There are also skip counting puzzles for that extra challenge.
So let the kids exercise their brain muscles, they are sure to have fun solving the puzzles.
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