Solving picture puzzles can be a fun and engaging way for kids to develop a variety of skills. Here are some of the ways that picture puzzles can be helpful for kids: Problem-solving skills: Picture puzzles require kids to analyze a problem and come up with a solution. This can help to improve their problem-solving skills and increase their ability to think creatively. Hand-eye coordination: Puzzles require kids to manipulate pieces with their hands and place them in the correct location. This can help to improve their hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. Attention to detail: Picture puzzles often have intricate details that require close attention in order to solve. This can help to improve a child's ability to notice details and focus on the task at hand. Spatial reasoning: Puzzles require kids to think about how different pieces fit together in space. This can help to improve their spatial reasoning skills and increase their ability to visualize objects in three dimensions. Patience and persistence: Solving puzzles can be challenging and require patience and persistence. This can help to develop a child's ability to stick with a task even when it is difficult. Overall, solving picture puzzles can be a great way for kids to have fun while developing a range of important skills. Features: * Three puzzle modes with different difficulty levels to suit all ages and abilities. Rotate: The tiles are in the right place but in wrong orientation. Tap to rotate them and put the picture back together. Switch : The tiles are moved to different places. Tap two tiles to switch them and put the picture back together. Slide: Tap the slide the tiles around to put the picture back together. * Complete control to turn on/off any puzzle mode at any time. * Constant feedback as puzzle is being solved - tiles in wrong place or orientation have "red" border. * The puzzles are rearranged differently each and every time, so it is a new challenge every time. * Simple interface and creative animations! * Fun sound effects. We hope you like it. Thank you!
