I love that it is something we can all do together. The pieces are big enough that my now 3 year old can participate and fit the pieces together easily with a little direction. There are 46 pieces to this puzzle. My kids have always danced on their floor puzzles when they finish them. It gives them a great sense of accomplishment and pride. They never seem to get bored of doing puzzles over and over again either! Puzzles are an activity that I love to do with the kids. I have enjoyed doing puzzles with both kids. We start at a young age with wooden board puzzles and graduate into these puzzles.
Our next puzzle was a 150 piece beautiful peacock. The box said it is for ages 5 and up. This one took a little longer and teaches patience. We still had a 3 year old helper. We had to find him the right piece and tell him to turn it to make it fit. My 7 year old loved this one. It was much more of a challenge for her. It is a beautiful puzzle. It is shiny just like a peacock.
These are just a small sampling of these National Geographic Wild animal puzzles. There are many more animals available to choose from. To buy or view these puzzles, click here.
Next week I will conclude this review series with checking out some National Geographic games.
