Wild Forest Puzzle
Hey, hiking and nature lovers, let's go for a walk in the forest!
A large, beautiful illustration depicts friendly forest inhabitants. Who will you invite to the puzzle game?
Putting together puzzles improves fine motor skills, observation and imagination, and that's just the beginning of the fun! Ready-made illustrations are a great starting point for conversations about nature, gaining knowledge about animals and plants, reaching for crayons or playing with figurines. Have fun your way! Puzzles are a great gift idea for curious preschoolers.
Unique feature: solving the puzzle is where the fun begins!
A curious preschool child absorbs new knowledge every day, which comes naturally through play. That's why we try to answer at least some of the questions from the series "what is this, how and why". Wild forest puzzles are an idea for a wise gift, and well-known and popular forest animals will inspire lots of developing games. The arranged picture can become an original decoration for a child's room.
- Put together the puzzle. It is an excellent training in perceptiveness and spatial imagination, as well as patience and pursuit of a goal.
- Can you name all the animals in the picture?
- Make up your own stories about the characters in the illustrations.
- Draw your favorite animals.
- Take a walk in the forest!
Find out as much as you can about them and test your knowledge of nature:
- Do bears hibernate? Which animals do this too?
- Who are the piglets?
- What grows in the forest? What you can eat and what you can't eat - it's worth introducing elements of safe behavior in the wild here!
- Dispel nature myths: a roe deer is not a deer's wife! Take this opportunity to talk about species that are often confused
- What's hot: learn as much as you can about insects and other small animals