Kids puzzles - learning game

educational game teaching brain skills - learn shapes, colors and words

This game will swipe your young kids off their feet - you're looking at hours of educational fun for your kindergarten age children. This tangram puzzle is a brilliant learning aid, as it helps your kids develop their visual memory, logic, concentration, and cognitive skills. Specially designed to be appropriate for children with autism, this jigsaw puzzle will help them learn about shapes and colors. They will also play and learn first words.

Features:

Simple and intuitive child-friendly interface.

Easy touch and place gameplay into the grid platform (14x12).

30 different languages of object name text and pronunciation, including English, Arabic, German, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish.

88 fascinating puzzles for boys and girls - familiarizing them with basic object names.

Different complexity levels that depend on number of pieces, shapes and colors.

Help option - helps the beginners or younger kids play with no stress - shows them which pieces are wrongly placed.

Wrong puzzle placement attempt notifications by blinking of the color.

Eraser, helps your kid remove misplaced puzzle pieces.

Sweet rhymes which you can turn on/off.

Encouragement with happy smiley face after each correctly solved puzzle.

How to Play:

This game has 88 boards with actual objects drawn and not just abstract design. The design is made from a combination of 9 shapes of 12 different colors. The object is to place the piece with the right color and shape at the right position on the grid - select the color, then select the right piece and then touch the grid where you want to place it. It also has a help for smaller kids to get started - this makes the pieces, which are wrongly placed, blink and so you can select the eraser and delete them - this also shows the right color and shape of the pieces on the grid as a border and so it's easier to know what to put where.

Feedback:

If you have any feedback and suggestions on how we could further improve the design and interaction of our kids games, please visit our website www.iabuzz.com or leave us a message at [email protected]