Coogam Wooden Hexagon Puzzle for Kid Adults – Shape Pattern Block Tangram Brain Teaser Toy Geometry Logic IQ Game STEM Montessori Educational Gift…
$9.99
Last updated on February 10, 2024 1:20 am Details
- Geometric IQ Game: Endless possibilities for kids adults building blocks, not only limited to the instructions, but also try to figure out more solutions to make fantastic works of art. Put the pieces in and fill in the bottom plate, then you make it!
- Logical Learning Puzzle: 7 color and 14 pieces different shape blocks make a terrific brain puzzle. Each side measures 3.54 inch, Product size: 7.3×6.3×0.39 inch (outer frame included). Package contains a detailed instruction for a new player.
- Superior Quality: Made of natural and healthy basswood with high quality and smooth surface. Non-toxic paint ensure safe play. Great alternative to tablet games.
- Gives The Brain A Work Out : Simplest design with bright colors help to spark any imagination and creativity perfectly. Making shapes and patterns provide a better chance to practice fine motor skill, hand-on coordination,even kids’ spatial thinking. Make mind working from now on.
- Challenge For All Ages: Not only suitable for puzzle lovers, but also attractive for puzzle beginner. Who will not love montessori wooden toys? Playing with it as if you are learning math, practice arragement and combinations. Perfect ultimate gift idea.
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Coogam Wooden Hexagon Puzzle for Kid Adults – Shape Pattern Block Tangram Brain Teaser Toy Geometry Logic IQ Game STEM Montessori Educational Gift…
$9.99
Geneva –
Very well made no smell
Berkley Bramsen –
This is the second brain-teaser puzzle we’ve purchased from this company, and we are very happy with the quality of both items. Our kindergartener has spent many happy hours putting this puzzle together, and his favorite part is the included booklet with dozens of what he proudly calls his “challenges.” They are diagrams that show different ways to put the pieces on the board and then you have to figure out how to solve the puzzle using the remaining pieces. The rest of our family enjoy the challenges as well. This toy is well worth the price and then some. Great value!
Geneva –
I purchased this for my 6 year old son, he’s been bored during this quarantine. It’s a great way to keep those little minds thinking and problem solving. It’s small and great for travel. It comes with 60 puzzles that have multiple variations of solving, but they do give you an answer key for at least one of the multiple answers. The pieces are nice and the colors are pretty. We really enjoy this little guy!
Jo –
This is a nice littl game for older children to play while stuck inside waiting. It has lots of pieces so a little bag would be necessary. Also dont forget to bring the little booklet with all the different games… They range in ability levels..A gooid stocking filler also
karen m –
Value for money, it comes with an instruction booklet, keep that safe and learn how to play different levels.
Anyone can play from toddlers, kids to adults. Good for brain exercise and time off from the phone/tablet screens.
madmak42 –
Great puzzle but I think it would be even better with a transparent clip lid to keep the pieces safely in.
Lazybug –
We bought this for my 100 year old mother-in-law. She occasionally does jigsaw puzzles but the 60 to 100 piece ones are becoming too difficult and the 13 piece Alzheimer ones don’t engage her for long. I was super pleased with this. The pieces are easy to handle and the instruction book is great (22 word instruction, 10 pages of 60 challenges, 10 pages of 60 solutions in full color). We set up the challenge and she fills in the remaining pieces – which isn’t as easy as it may seem, because the pieces might need to be flipped over. Our 19 year old grandson tried solving the puzzle on his own for awhile. Although my husband thought it was a little boring to set up the challenges, I actually enjoyed it. I believe our younger grandchildren (ages 3 to 10) will enjoy this puzzle, too.
Jessielead63 –
Fun and very challenging puzzle. My almost 4 year old set to playing with right away. Even though she couldn’t quite solve it she happily kept going and going. It comes with a book of over 60 solutions to practice with. Very durable. I wish it came with a case but it all fits in a ziplock baggie, so that’s fine.
Amazon Customer –
Could puzzle, we were able to get it back together once but not again. It does come with a cheat book but that is no fun.
we had hours of fun with this, adults and children alike
Lynzee –
A great game I bought this to play over Christmas and I’ve really enjoyed it other family mambers have had a go too 😊
Makes you feel great each one you solve, But haven’t used the solutions yet although some can get tricky to the end finding a space to fit 5-6 shapes in the gap 👍
Cynthia R –
This is kind of hard! I would not recommend it for children and expect them to solve it. However, my 3yr old enjoys just trying to get the pieces to fit without actually being able to finish it. My husband’s IQ is in the top percentile but spatial skills are not his strongest gift and it took him 3 or 4 attempts to be able to solve it. I say that to let you know it will definitely entertain an adult.
I wouldn’t want to travel with it bc the like pieces seen easy to lose without a box or bag to carry it in.
Cynthia R –
Best therapy for her brain. She entertains with it. Especially during covid being home isolated helped alot.
KatieJ –
My 9 year old got this as a stocking stuffer. It’s a smaller puzzle. She and 2 adults all played with it for at least several hours each. The booklet came with lots of combinations from easy to hard. You can also “freeplay” by just trying to get them all to fit without a set pattern. I do wish it came with some sort of bag to put the puzzle, pieces and booklet, but a gallon Ziploc works just fine.