Human Body Puzzle

Through puzzles, children train fine motor skills, improve hand-eye coordination and exercise concentration and patience.

Likewise, they learn to solve problems with strategies and in a structured way, something that is achieved through the repetitive classification of the pieces.

They are able to recognize shapes and colors better, and their ability to concentrate and memory increase, especially short-term memory. Tenacity and tolerance for frustration are also exercised.

They have positive effects on manual skills, cognitive development and visual perception.

Finally, we must not forget that in the end the little ones are rewarded with a fantastic image and feel proud of themselves.

Puzzles keep the mind active and are a source of joy.

They are fascinating entertainment and are not only fun, but also positively modify the thought processes of our brain.