Make a Word Maxi Puzzle - Part 2

The "Addition and Subtraction Puzzle Cards" set includes 20 puzzles with the numbers 0 to 10, plus 8 pieces showing symbols for calculating and comparing. Your child matches each number to the right picture and works out their first simple sums with a smile, not tears over a workbook.

It's worth knowing that this isn't just another workbook - it's much more than that. Besides plus and minus, your child also learns the signs for greater than, less than and equal to while putting together colourful puzzles. Every correct answer brings a little sense of satisfaction. The tasks are short and colourful, so your child's interest never wanes. Suitable for children aged 3 and up.

This puzzle will help your child:

• get to know the numbers from 0 to 10;
• link each number to the quantity it represents;
• understand what addition and subtraction are;
• compare quantities - greater than, less than and equal to;
• build observation skills and logical thinking through play;
• improve fine motor skills and coordination;
• approach every new task with confidence, enthusiasm and enjoyment.

"Reading by Syllables" is a maxi puzzle set with 16 two-piece puzzles, each one pairing a picture with a word broken down into syllables. Your child puts the two halves together and in that same moment "reads" the word, so reading stops feeling like such a daunting task.

It's worth knowing that this isn't just another alphabet primer, it's something much more. The puzzle bridges the gap between knowing letters and reading whole words, which is the hardest step for many children. Your child pieces the words together on their own, without waiting for help, and sees their own progress as they go. The process is playful, intuitive and far easier to take in. It's suited to children aged 3 to 6 who are taking their first steps in reading.

This puzzle will help your child:

• read by syllables naturally and without pressure;
• connect a word with the picture it describes;
• get ready to read whole words;
• strengthen visual memory and logical thinking;
• improve concentration and attention;
• see their own progress with every puzzle they complete;
• believe that they can read on their own.

• Builds the skill of reading by syllables , the most important foundation for fluent reading.
• Strengthens visual memory and logical thinking , as your child links an image to a word.
• Prepares children to read whole words through repetition and play.
• Improves concentration and attention , as every word is a little "challenge".
• Builds confidence , as your child "discovers" that they can read on their own.