I confess. I’m addicted to puzzles. Puzzles are frequently laid out in my home. Puzzles were always tucked in a corner in my classroom. I love to tackle a puzzle. You know, there are amazing benefits from putting a puzzle together.
Based on what I understand about learning, here are my “educated guesses” on how puzzles are good for our brains:
IF you aren’t already into puzzles, please consider joining in and encourage your grandchildren to do them. They are a great stay-at-home project during the pandemic. For sure, fit a puzzle in with your Camp Grandma theme! From farms to animals to ABCs – there are many options. Money well spent. Hint: the trick to success with children and puzzles is to do them together. Show them how to find edge pieces, how shapes fit together, how to look for matching colors, and how to persevere to completion! I recommend you count the pieces before you start:
Err on the easy side with your puzzle choice. Success breeds success.
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