3 Piece Puzzle- Everyday Objects

Why Ariro's 3 Piece puzzle?

• Is your toddler working on their puzzle-solving abilities with two-piece puzzles? 
• It's time to introduce them to three-piece puzzles that has 18 pieces all together, so they can challenge themselves more.
• This puzzle becomes more challenging as there are no colours to differentiate the objects from each other 
• This builds their focus and enhances their observatory skills  
• Has a set of control cards that will show a realistic image of the object they are putting together helping them to connect between abstract pieces to the real object. 
• There can be several levels and ways to explore and manipulate these puzzles 
• Made from sturdy beech wood these are safe for your little one 

Ways to play the 3-piece Puzzle 

- Introduce the concept with the pieces from one object only 

- Show them how to match the piece they have solved, to the card with the realistic image 

- Talk about the object and give them examples from their routine or from their early experiences. This will enrich language. 

- Introduce more objects as the child becomes familiar with the concept. 

- Encourage matching activity once the child has mastered fitting all the objects. Allow them to solve the puzzles and give them the control cards so they can match. 

- Make the play interesting with games, pick a card and ask them to find the pieces of that object from the pile. 

- Match the objects to real objects from the environment 

- Trace one Entire object on a piece of paper and encourage the child to place the puzzle exactly on the outline