Ethan received a really neat new puzzle for his birthday (the most difficult one he's attempted yet). He worked it once or twice with Daddy and Grandma Q., and since then has put it together multiple times by himself. It is quite a busy picture and consists of 84 pieces. What's especially neat about this puzzle is that it is also a "Things to Find" challenge since once it is put together, you can search for the items that are shown along the left and right edges of the puzzle. So far Ethan has located a couple of these items in the puzzle, but he usually gets frustrated and ends up taking the puzzle apart instead of searching for them.
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Ethan's New Puzzle
Ethan received a really neat new puzzle for his birthday (the most difficult one he's attempted yet). He worked it once or twice with Daddy and Grandma Q., and since then has put it together multiple times by himself. It is quite a busy picture and consists of 84 pieces. What's especially neat about this puzzle is that it is also a "Things to Find" challenge since once it is put together, you can search for the items that are shown along the left and right edges of the puzzle. So far Ethan has located a couple of these items in the puzzle, but he usually gets frustrated and ends up taking the puzzle apart instead of searching for them.
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2 comments:
Could you please tell me what brand or the name of the puzzle? Luke would LOVE a puzzle like this. I've never seen one like it before. Thanks!
Sure Kim! The puzzle is a Ravensburger Look and Find puzzle. It's very durable and well made. I bought it at a local family-run toy store, and there were several different scenes to choose from.
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