Glow in the Dark Puzzles
Glow in the Dark Puzzles
Age:
5+
Fine motor skills Colour & Shape recognition Hand-eye coordination Attention and Focus Critical Thinking Skills These beautiful puzzles have 100 medium size pieces – they glow in the dark! Under the Sea and Rainforest theme. Expose the puzzle pieces to light to activate the glow effect. It’s magical! Your children will love completing this fun puzzle with you.
Why building puzzles is so important? Interacting with puzzles help children develop basic physical skills. Motor skills, both gross and fine, are encouraged. For young children, this might be something as simple as stacking blocks on top of each other. This promotes basic movement, or gross motor skills. Fine motor skills involve children developing small movements, such as grasping a jigsaw piece in their fingers. These motor skills will come in useful for children when it comes to holding a pencil and writing. Developing these skills also allow the child’s hand-eye coordination skills to grow. The child is identifying a desired action with their brain, and as subsequently manipulating the puzzle piece with their hands.
Problem solving and logical thinking
Teamwork and social skills
Age:
5+
Fine motor skills Colour & Shape recognition Hand-eye coordination Attention and Focus Critical Thinking Skills These beautiful puzzles have 100 medium size pieces – they glow in the dark! Under the Sea and Rainforest theme. Expose the puzzle pieces to light to activate the glow effect. It’s magical! Your children will love completing this fun puzzle with you.
Why building puzzles is so important? Interacting with puzzles help children develop basic physical skills. Motor skills, both gross and fine, are encouraged. For young children, this might be something as simple as stacking blocks on top of each other. This promotes basic movement, or gross motor skills. Fine motor skills involve children developing small movements, such as grasping a jigsaw piece in their fingers. These motor skills will come in useful for children when it comes to holding a pencil and writing. Developing these skills also allow the child’s hand-eye coordination skills to grow. The child is identifying a desired action with their brain, and as subsequently manipulating the puzzle piece with their hands.
Problem solving and logical thinking
Teamwork and social skills
