Children's puzzles exercise children's observation, concentration, hands-on ability, thinking ability and patience.

1, can exercise children's observation.

As we all know, puzzles have different patterns, and each puzzle has different colors, shapes and even lines, so children need to distinguish them one by one.

2, you can exercise your child's concentration.

I believe many parents are worried that their children can't concentrate on their lectures and do their homework seriously in class, and these are the reasons for their lack of concentration. Playing puzzles requires children to observe shapes and colors through their eyes, touch lines and shapes with their hands, and then simulate them with their brains. This series of processes is the process of exercising concentration.

3, can exercise children's hands-on ability

For children aged 0-3, they are in the process of stimulating the brain through hand movements, grasping, touching and other stimuli. The flexibility of hands directly reflects the activity of a person's brain, and puzzles are a favorable tool for exercising hands.

4, can exercise children's thinking ability.

A jigsaw puzzle is to first break a whole into independent parts, and the children put these independent parts together into a whole through thinking and hands-on.

This process is beneficial for children to form abstract concepts of "whole" and "part", which can stimulate the simulation area in the brain and have a good exercise effect on children's spatial ability and three-dimensional ability.

5, can exercise children's patience

Learning is a long and boring process, which requires children to have some patience, and puzzles can just cultivate children's patience when they are young.