Wooden tetris puzzle

Do you want to buy your child a toy that will both please them and inspire their imagination?
Tetris Puzzle is a fascinating Montessori toy that helps children develop hand-eye coordination and shape recognition. Inspired by the famous game of yesteryear, this wooden puzzle will help your child become familiar with the principles of classification. It is absolutely a great brain-stimulating toy that inspires children's imagination while promoting their physical and intellectual development.
Puzzles are known as methodical games and this Tetris Puzzle is no exception to this rule. Your child will work on their hand skills, but also their logic in fitting the elements into their appropriate locations. Observation, reflection and methodology are concepts that your child will acquire by playing this Tetris Puzzle.
Of course, he will make mistakes at first, but with your help, he will quickly become independent and correct his mistakes by himself. This is how he will make many interesting discoveries as he tries.

WHY OFFER PUZZLES TO YOUR CHILDREN?

The puzzle is a complete activity, ideal for a quiet time, before naptime or bedtime. A smart activity, it teaches your child patience, reflection, concentration and precision. Here are our tips for choosing the right puzzles for your children.
To catch each element and fit them into each other, your child must be skillful with his hands, have a good representation of space, demonstrate reflection and observation to deduce that such a piece fits into such another and that such a color is found on several pieces.
Puzzles are also methodical games. Watch your child turn the piece in all directions, watch it and finally find the right place for it: it's a real job. Very quickly (and with your help at the beginning), he will spot the straight-edged pieces that form the frame. You can also make small piles together by color (the principle of classification).
Finally, a quiet activity, the puzzle can be played alone or in pairs, and even with the family, later, around a puzzle of more than 200 pieces. It is also rewarding for little ones since it calls upon skills that have nothing to do with school acquisitions.

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