3D puzzles are the perfect entertainment for the holidays

Everyone knows the classic puzzles and they don't need to be introduced to anyone. However, 3D puzzles are relatively new entertainment but still perfect for collaborative and creative play in the privacy of your home. It stimulates spatial imagination, helps in the development of coordination of movements and, simply put, it delivers a lot of fun. Both for children and for adults!

Eiffel Tower? The Statue of Liberty? Or maybe the Colosseum? All these places are definitely worth visiting (and more than once!), but in a situation where travel is a big question mark, and we ourselves have an excess of free time, we should be interested in a slightly different type of entertainment. We are talking about 3D puzzles, i.e. puzzles with which we can create spatial objects or objects. It is important to note that this offer is not only for children and teenagers, but also for adults. Original entertainment for everyone to work on together. The layout of 3D puzzles seems difficult at first, but the end result is impressive and a lot of fun.

Develop your imagination and your child's imagination

So, let's trace their biggest advantages: firstly, 3D puzzles help in the development of spatial imagination, because they require thinking about how the object we are arranging should look like. Secondly, they form manual skills - they oblige to a certain level of accuracy (we are talking primarily about visual perception and coordination of movements). Thirdly, they teach logical thinking and planning; regardless of whether it will be a simpler, typically “childish” building, or more complex buildings, like the Hogwarts castle straight from Harry Potter or a replica of the famous Titanic. 3D puzzles also have a positive effect on training... patience and perseverance not only for the little ones, but also for their guardians. And the prize that awaits after assembling the 3D puzzle will delight you for a long time, proudly presenting itself, for example, on a shelf in the performer's room and bringing back pleasant memories.

Types of 3D puzzles - what to choose for a XNUMX year old child and what for an adult

However, 3D puzzle games are uneven and all you need is a quick look at their offer to see that it's huge! So let's look at the three main types:

• XNUMXD objects and structures - the most popular, most often depicting various architectural structures, such as the Tower Bridge in London, Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris or the Royal Castle in Warsaw. They are usually intended for children over 3 years old and, of course, teenagers and adults.
• 3D wooden puzzle - with their help, you can arrange less complex vehicles or animals - for example, a double-decker bus or a lion.
• Classic XNUMXD puzzles for kids - they consist of a smaller number of larger elements, so they are suitable even for three-year-olds. Cardboard elements can create an impressive jungle or majestic herd of dinosaurs.

Also noteworthy are the “stress-relieving” 3D puzzles with mandalas, which you need not only to arrange, but also to color. Similar sets are also created for the little ones: with the help of a set of paints and paper elements, the child will bring his own farm, garden or underwater land to life.

Find a way to stop boredom during the holidays

Providing interesting, creative and educational entertainment during the winter holidays is not an easy task for every parent and guardian, and adults themselves are often bored and looking for an activity that will not only awaken the imagination, but also provide a lot of fun in the end. satisfaction. It is worth remembering that the smallest 3D puzzles develop four very important aspects: fine motor skills, spatial imagination, patience and insight. The child learns to grab small details, manipulate them and create sustainable structures from them. While 3D puzzles require more time and precision to assemble, they also improve all of these skills better and deeper. How about adults? Is very similar! 3D puzzles help train patience, accuracy and spatial thinking at any age. And at any age they deliver a lot of fun together.

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