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Have fun with this good range of children jigsaw puzzle mini games. Play this children jigsaw puzzle and have fun a range of gratis interactive challenges that your children trouble solving skills. This mini game can use as an early educational mini game for baby, preschooler and nursery school children. This jigsaw puzzle educational mini game is designed for 2-5 years old children which featured with really big range of common things in our everyday life. We also used a dozens of sound to attract the children and develop their interest. Users can choose the jigsaw puzzle in 4pcs, 6pcs or 9pcs which is suitable for various age of children. After the children completed the jigsaw puzzle the apk will present and pronounce the words in English and Mandarin. It also assist the children to memorize the spelling of the words. Jigsaw puzzles are awesome for your child’s mind and cognitive development. Here are some reasons for children to playing this jigsaw puzzles game. Learn to work Psychologists have determined that a child’s brain development is influenced significantly when a kid acts on or manipulates the globe around him or her. Puzzles provide that key occasion. Kids learn to work directly with their environment and change its shape and appearance when they work with puzzles. Hand-Eye Coordination When kids flip, turn, remove, etc. pieces of the puzzle, they are learning the connection between their hands and their eyes. The eyes see the puzzle, and the brain then envisions how the puzzle needs to look or what piece needs to be found and placed. Then the brain, eyes, and hands work together to search the piece, manipulate it accordingly, and fit it into the puzzle accurately. Fine Motor Skills Similar to the method hand-eye coordination is achieved, puzzles provide the occasion for kids to develop ok motor skills. Not to be confused with gross motor skills such as walking, ok motor skills require little, specialized movements that puzzles provide. Ok motor skills are important for handwriting and another necessary achievements. Gross Motor Skills For babies and young kids, gross motor skills can be enhanced with stacking blocks and another really big, easily-manipulated puzzles. Problem Solving The skill of effective trouble solving is a valuable and necessary one. As a kid looks at different pieces and figures out where they fit or don’t fit, he or she is developing this vital skill. A puzzle, after all, can’t be completed by cheating! It either works and fits or it doesn’t. So puzzles teach kids to use their own minds to figure out how to solve issues and think in a logical way. Shape Recognition For young kids – even babies – learning to recognize and sort shapes is an necessary part of their development. Puzzles can assist tiny ones with this, since the pieces need to be recognized and sorted before they can be assembled. Memory Simple jigsaws and another types of puzzles may assist enhance a child’s memory. For example, a kid will need to recall the size, color and shape of different pieces as he or she works through the puzzle. If a piece doesn’t fit, the kid sets it aside; but he or she will need to remember that piece when it is needed. Setting Little Goals As a kid works on a puzzle, he or she will often develop a tactic to work the puzzle faster and more efficiently. He or she may do all the edge pieces first, for instance, or sort all the pieces into piles according to colors or shapes. This helps a kid learn to achieve little goals as a means toward a larger goal.