First puzzle. At home. Captain Science

At Home. First Puzzles (18+ months) are unique puzzles for the youngest children that spark curiosity about the world, support speech and fine motor skills development, and provide children with many opportunities to learn new words and build their first sentences.The handy box contains 14 puzzles of varying shapes and difficulty levels (6 two-piece squares and 8 three-piece rectangles) depicting everyday household activities. Dynamically depicted characters – adults, children, and animals – encourage learning the names of activities and saying simple sentences. Playing with the puzzles also teaches color recognition and develops logical thinking.In the accordion booklet included with the set, parents will find expert advice and ideas for games that support an important stage of speech development – building children's first sentences.All puzzle pieces are made of thick cardboard and have rounded corners – for the safety of the youngest children. The elements also have unique connections, so the child can correct their own mistakes.I'm putting things together and learning to speak!In this series of unique puzzles for speech development, you'll find:Step 1 (12+ months) First words and sounds: Cars, AnimalsStep 2 (18+ months) First sentences and new words: At home, On a walkStep 3 (2+ years) First stories to tellCaptain Science is a brand created by parents looking for smart, joyful, yet challenging entertainment for children. We focus on riddles, games, puzzles, and books that teach through creative play and support a child's development.Captain Science products are adapted to the needs of children from birth to 11 years of age. They stimulate the development of key skills such as concentration, memory, perceptiveness, logical thinking, and creativity. They are a great alternative to a smartphone or computer, and the time spent playing games together, with family or peers, strengthens bonds and communication skills.Developmentspeech development, fine motor skills, learning about the world, perceptiveness