Little Brian Paint Sticks Paint A Puzzle In the Jungle

Indulge your little one's passion for colouring and puzzles with the Little Brian Paint A Puzzle, an engaging activity that combines creativity and problem-solving. Featuring a captivating jungle theme, this set includes 12 giant puzzle pieces that are not only easy to build but also serve as a canvas for artistic expression. After completing the puzzle, children can use the classic paint sticks to add vibrant colours and bring the jungle scene to life.

• Includes 12 giant pieces, which are easy to build.
• Perfect creative activity for the whole family
• Paint Sticks features strong, vibrant colours to paint and bring your puzzle to life.
• Paint sticks are water soluble and child friendly solid paint that twists up and down like a glue stick

Suitable for ages 3+ years

Developmental benefits

• Fine Motor Skills: Building the puzzle and using the paint sticks involve precise hand movements, promoting the development of fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
• Cognitive Development: Solving the puzzle requires problem-solving skills, spatial awareness, and logical thinking, contributing to cognitive development.
• Creativity and Imagination: Colouring the jungle theme encourages imaginative thinking and creative expression as children bring their artistic vision to life.
• Attention to Detail: Matching puzzle pieces and selecting appropriate colours for the jungle scene enhance attention to detail and focus.
• Patience and Persistence: Completing a puzzle and adding intricate details with paint sticks instil patience and persistence in children, valuable traits for various aspects of life.
• Social Skills: Engaging in a creative activity like this can foster social skills as children collaborate, share ideas, and appreciate each other's contributions.
• Sense of Accomplishment: Successfully finishing the puzzle and creating a vibrant jungle scene with paint sticks boosts self-esteem and provides a sense of accomplishment.
• Language Development: Describing their artistic choices and discussing the completed puzzle with others supports language development and communication skills.