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Description
The Learning Journey Kids' My First Match It Puzzle Game includes a colorful set of 15 themed puzzle cards. This puzzle game provides children with an excellent introduction to basic colors and shapes. Each card features a picture of either a color or a shape. Simply match the correct pieces together to complete the puzzle. The puzzle pieces are self-correcting as no two puzzle cuts are the same. More than just a puzzle, it's an educational game that can help boost concentration, focus, self-esteem and more. A fun introduction to puzzles - These two-piece puzzles are an ideal introduction to jigsaw puzzles; keeping it fun and simple so that children from the age of 2 can have fun and learn My First Match It puzzle game is designed to provide the right level of challenge; you can begin by offering just two corresponding pieces and then increase the challenge level by offering more pieces to choose from as they master it Introduce key problem-solving skills - This shapes puzzle is an ideal way to help your child develop basic understanding of how to solve simple problems, and the colorful illustrations provide an instant reward for every problem solved! Improve concentration & focus - This kids' educational puzzle is a great way of gradually improving your child's ability to focus on a task The self-correcting puzzles mean that the child quickly understands that only one piece will fit with any other, and this is a big motivation to seek it out, keeping concentration for longer Encourage early mathematics skills - The puzzle introduces the idea of shapes and encourages children to note the differences between different shapes Understanding shapes is a key foundation for building further mathematical understanding as your child develops Boost self-esteem and confidence - Putting the puzzle together successfully provides a big boost to a child's confidence, especially when rewarded with praise! Puzzle is self-correcting, so your child cannot get it 'wrong' by s
