The Learning Journey: My First Match It - Things I Eat - 15 Self-Correcting Food Themed Image Matching Puzzles
Category: Toys & Games | Baby & Toddler Toys
Price: $12.99
Model number: 121078
Shipping weight: 1 pounds

LEARN ABOUT FOOD – Explore the world of food with the My First Match It! Things I Eat collection of puzzles. The friendly, colorful illustrations create ample opportunity for conversation and learning. The strong theme is designed to promote conversational and social skills and capture the imagination of the child.
INTRODUCE JIGSAWS IN A SIMPLE, FUN WAY - The My First Match It! puzzles are designed to provide just the right level of challenge for the individual child; begin by offering just two matching pieces; increase the challenge level by simply offering more pieces to choose matches from.
INTRODUCE KEY PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS – These puzzles are a great way to help your child develop basic problem-solving skills such as creative thinking and perseverance. These are skills which can be transferred to other tasks.
IMPROVE FOCUS – This My First Match It! puzzle is a great way of boosting your child’s growing ability to focus on the task at hand. The puzzles are self-correcting which means that only one piece will fit with any other, eliminating frustration and making concentration stronger for longer.
BOOST CONFIDENCE AND SELF-ESTEEM – Completing each mini puzzle correctly and being rewarded with a fun image related to the exciting food theme is a big boost to a child’s confidence. Learning more about a topic can be an essential part of a child’s self-esteem, especially as they share this new knowledge with others.


Style:Things I Eat This colorful set of 15 food themed puzzle cards provides children with an excellent introduction to their favorite foods. Each card features a picture of a familiar food item. Children will learn to recognize the different food groups by simply matching the correct cards to complete the puzzle. The puzzles are self-correcting as no two puzzle cuts are the same.
1 pounds