F30-078
Flat Tray Puzzle with a recognisable city skyline showing the diversity of life in Australia including some of our native inhabitants.This puzzle depicts the animals most likely to be seen in a inner city setting all nestled together to make an enjoyable puzzle experience. The shape cut pieces help teach children about spacial awareness and positive and negative shape recognition. The uneven inside border of the frame helps with some "clues" to help with this. The distinctive shapes make this puzzle a great next puzzle after Raised puzzles and don't forget to "Tip and Turn" - these instructions are on the back of every Tuzzles puzzle.
A Tray Puzzle gives people a framework to work within. They are the next step from raised puzzles as fine motor coordination is developing. Tray puzzles are designed in many different configurations with few or many pieces. They can be traditionally cut or randomly cut to the shape of the object. This encourages recognition of both positive and negative shapes. Puzzles help develop the skills of hand -eye coordination, fine motor skills, gross motor skills,problem solving, shape recognition, memory and very importantly setting goals and achieving them. A successful outcome of achievement should be considered most important when choosing the piece count
