Puzzles for kids

[Jenn Lynn]

DD graduated from board puzzles to 24 piece puzzles that come in a box when she turned 3. Well, she is now able to put together 24-30 peice puzzles in about 10 minutes. The age range for these is 3-7 years.

I need something more challenging for her, but I am not sure where to go. We have mainly been doing puzzles with her favorite characters (Dora, Stanley, Princesses, etc).

The one in front is currently on my living room floor put together.

I don't know where to go from here. Any suggestions?

 

[Dan Murphy]

http://www.areyougame.com/interact/search.asp?q=disney+puzzle

 

[mommytotwo]

My daughter loves those puzzles. You can find them at Wal-Mart and you could even check Borders.

 

[Jenn Lynn]

LOL Dan! I don't know if she is quite ready for photomosaics yet.

mommytotwo-We have been getting her puzzles at Wal-mart and Target. I didn't know if there were harder ones at her age level or if I have to go up to the next age group. The ones in the next age group seem very detailed, but I guess I shouldn't underestimate her.

 

[Bob Slydell]

DS loves Triazzles:

http://www.triazzle.com/triazzle/about/about.html

 

[mommytotwo]

I think you would have to go up to a next level. I know that it may be a bit challenging at the start, but kids pick things up really fast. And with puzzles, they do them over and over again, so they will learn how to put those pieces together fast.

 

[Jenn Lynn]

Those Triazzles look great! Thanks!

 

[castlegazer]

www.discoverytoysinc.com

They group by age range.

Also http://www.constructiontoys.com/ may be good for her brain - she's definately a thinker.

 

[castlegazer]

ooh, I like those triazzles too.

Thanks.