3 the best animal puzzles for kid in 2022

Puzzles are INVALUABLE in the way they help our children and give them so much learning goodness in just a little bitty box.

When a child is doing a puzzle, that child is:

• Using spatial awareness to rotate pieces
• Problem-solving
• Improving visual discrimination by looking for details
• Concentration / independent work / Patience
• Fine motor skills to pick up small pieces
• Hand-eye coordination to turn the pieces
• Intrinsic motivation and the desire to accomplish a task for your own personal gratification.

1.Dodo Observation Puzzle World of Animals

What it is: An 80-piece jigsaw that fits together to make a map of the world with different animal on it in the geographical region they come from. More animals run round the border of the finished puzzle.

Why we love it: The jigsaw’s a good challenge for a 5 or 6-year-old and the finished picture is bright and appealing. We like the border, which you could use as a spotting game, matching the animals there to the ones on the map. Our child tester Elijah, 7, said: “The jigsaw was a bit tricky at first but I finished it in the end and it made me happy that I had done it by myself. I liked looking for the animals on the map – some of them were in more than one place!”

2. Springflower Wooden Toddler Jigsaw Puzzle

Gift your child this amazing wooden jigsaw puzzle from Springflower. The pack of six animal-shaped pieces is great for children up to three years. Each block is 5.8 x 5.8 x 0.6 inches in size and is free of BPA, lead, and phthalates. The beautiful colors are stained with water-based, non-toxic paint, and the board does not have sharp edges. It helps in the development of attention and hand-eye coordination. It also enhances fine motor skills.

3.Best puzzle game for kids

This best-selling, award-winning brain-twisting puzzle game comes with 12 colorful puzzle pieces that look like small balls fused together in different configurations. The included booklet shows players how to start building 200 separate designs; as your skill increases and the puzzles get harder, the booklet gives you fewer and fewer instructions, leaving you to twist, turn, and fit your puzzle pieces together in search of a solution, with hundreds of possible combinations but only one correct answer. It's a simple activity with big payoff in problem-solving, critical thinking, and strategic thinking skills, and it's tiny enough to slide into a purse for seated, quiet, screen-free play anywhere.