Nature Puzzle Set with Teachers Notes

The Nature Puzzle Set with Teachers Notes is an engaging and educational tool for young learners. This set includes two beautifully illustrated puzzles, Rainforest (JJ672) and Coral Reef (JJ670), each made up of 80 hand-cut pieces.

Perfect for children aged 3+ years, these vibrant puzzles help foster fine motor skills, visual memory, and problem-solving abilities while introducing children to the fascinating worlds of rainforests and coral reefs.

With a puzzle size of 40(W) x 30(H) cm, these puzzles are ideal for enhancing cognitive development through fun, interactive play. Teachers’ reference notes are included, making this set an excellent resource for structured learning activities.

Benefits for Educational Use:

• Develops fine motor skills: Handling and assembling the puzzle pieces helps improve hand-eye coordination and dexterity.
• Enhances cognitive abilities: Working with the puzzles boosts memory, problem-solving, and categorisation skills.
• Supports environmental education: Introduces children to diverse ecosystems like rainforests and coral reefs, sparking interest in nature and conservation.
• Encourages critical thinking: Completing the puzzles requires attention to detail and the ability to plan, helping children develop critical thinking and strategy skills.
• Promotes independent play: Assembling the puzzles independently helps build confidence and a sense of accomplishment.

Classroom Ideas:

• Nature exploration: Use the puzzles as a springboard for teaching children about ecosystems, biodiversity, and environmental conservation.
• Collaborative puzzle-solving: Organise group activities where children work together to complete the puzzles, fostering teamwork and communication.
• Storytime with puzzles: Encourage children to create their own stories about the creatures and plants in the rainforest and coral reef, enhancing creativity and language development.
• Themed learning: Use the puzzles to introduce new vocabulary related to nature, such as animal names, habitats, and plants, while encouraging discussions around the themes.