Puzzles
About our puzzles
In Mia & Andy puzzles, children fit the pieces together until the whole picture appears: a dinosaur egg, a tangram house, a torn letter or the pipes that carry water to the fountain. Some puzzles have just a few large pieces, others ask children to turn the pieces. Along the way they practise spatial thinking, patience and the joy of finishing something on their own.
Read more: What do children learn from puzzles?
Frequently asked questions
At what age can children do puzzles?
Puzzles with a few large pieces suit children from around 2–3. Puzzles with pieces to rotate or more fragments are for older children. You can choose games by age above.
What do children learn from puzzles?
How parts make a whole, how to turn and compare shapes, and how to keep trying until it works.
Do we need an account or an app?
No. The games are free and open straight in the browser, on a phone, tablet or computer.

