In the box: 9 blocks, 6 pictures, carrying case
A little different than the typical Ravensburger jigsaw puzzle, I like this one because it requires manipulating cubes. There are six puzzles total, each a whimsical, colorful image from the farm. There is a picture of each finished puzzle to use as a reference while building.
Each puzzle is made up of all 9 blocks. Each block has a partial picture on all six sides (each side for a different puzzle), and is approximately 2 x 2 x 2 inches - just right to hold and manipulate in-hand. The blocks are plastic and washable. They are printed, not stickers, so there is nothing to peel off. This puzzle comes in several themes.
Try this:
- Place the pieces on the table in random order and with the correct side already up, if you are working with a beginner.
- Lay the puzzle picture on the table and have the child build the puzzle beside it, not on top of it.
- Place the picture at the top and above the picture so that the child will have to look up, remember what he saw, and return to the puzzle.
- Show the child a picture, talk about the particulars of the picture, such as theme, colors, and specific details. Turn the picture over and see if he can remember and can build it.
- Require the child to manipulate each block in one or two hands, instead of using the table top for assist.
- Find the 9 pieces for a single puzzle. Show the individual one block and ask him to find the same image on the puzzle sheet.
- Work on spatial relations, manual dexterity, in-hand manipulation, visual closure, visual form constancy, process skills, executive functioning skills, play and leisure exploration and participation
If you are interested in purchasing this puzzle or just want more information, click on the image below to go to Amazon.com
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