Children between the ages of 2 and 3 begin to realize that they are autonomous individuals, distinct from their parents. They start to discover their own personality and the concept of "self," striving for a certain level of independence by attempting to do things on their own.
This game depicts various activities that children often try to perform independently from the age of 2. It serves as an excellent tool for developing observational skills, logic, memory, and manual dexterity.
Remove the frames from around each puzzle and, together with your child, observe how each image illustrates a specific activity—one that likely reflects their own personal experiences. Then, help your child name each activity. Take apart one puzzle at a time and guide your child in reassembling the four pieces, utilizing the self-correcting design of the puzzle cards and the color-coded borders.
Once your child becomes familiar with the game, you can mix up the pieces from all six puzzles and help them identify the four pieces belonging to each image, fitting them together correctly. "Exypnoulis" educational games represent an enduring and innovative series, designed to support children's learning and development during their preschool and school years. They have been developed by expert educators and psychologists, and tested in schools. Covering a wide range of educational topics, they help children develop essential skills and knowledge in a simple and fun way!