Online jigsaw puzzles for kids
online jigsaw puzzles - country flags
The unique design of the online jigsaw puzzles on "country flags" will help you learn so many interesting facts on country flags while enhancing the logical and problem solving skills of your child.
Online jigsaw puzzles include Asia flags, African flags, North American flags (also flags of individual states of USA), European flags, South American flags and Ocenian flags.
The jigsaw puzzles can be solved at different difficulty levels, enabling students of all ages to enjoy them.
online jigsaw puzzles - animals
Solving the online jigsaw puzzles on animals will enhance the problem solving and logical thinking skills of your child. At the same time, they will learn so many new and interesting facts about so many animals.
The jigsaw puzzles on animals are across various categories - Mammals, birds, reptiles, insects, amphibians, invertebrates, fish, prehistoric as well as endangered species.
The jigsaw puzzles can be solved at different difficulty levels, enabling students of all ages to enjoy them.
online jigsaw puzzles - Famous personalities
These online jigsaw puzzles on "famous personalities of the world" are carefully designed brain games which will enhance the logical thinking and problem solving skills of your child. At the same time, they will learn so many new and interesting facts about famous personalities.
The jigsaw puzzles cover famous personalities across various categories like Sports, Politics, Science & Technology, Philosophy, Freedom struggle, History, Explorers, Entertainment. Business etc.
The jigsaw puzzles can be solved at different difficulty levels, enabling students of all ages to enjoy them.
online jigsaw puzzles - famous landmarks
Online jigsaw puzzles on famous landmarks include - The Colosseum, The Eiffel tower, Big ben, Statue of liberty, Sydney opera house, La Sagrada Familia, Taj Mahal, Golden gate bridge, Arc de Triomphe, Seattle space needle, The Acropolis, Burj Khalifa, Mount Rushmore, The Hoover dam, Bonsi beach, Victoria memorial, Buckingham Palace, Washington Monument, The Trevi Fountain and many more.
The jigsaw puzzles can be solved at different difficulty levels, enabling students of all ages to enjoy them.
The birth of jigsaw puzzles
Jigsaw puzzle was invented in 1760 by John Spilsbury, a London mapmaker. His idea was to use these puzzles as a tool to make children learn geography in a fun manner. What started as an education tool is now a worldwide phenomenon.
The first cardboard jigsaw puzzle was invented almost a century after Spilsbury mounted a map on a wood board and cut it into pieces. Till date, this format of jigsaw puzzles remain immensely popular throughout the world.
During the great depression, Jigsaw puzzles became very popular because of it's low cost as compared to the value it delivered.
Online jigsaw puzzles are now the latest fad and puzzle lovers get a variety of them to solve at a very low or negligible investment.
instructions and tips
Want to solve the online jigsaw puzzles of Olympiadtester in a record time? Read the instructions and the tips carefully.
You need to click and drag the jigsaw pieces and place them in the puzzle. The pieces will join correctly when placed correctly. Continue the process till the puzzles is solved. Lower the time you take, higher will be your score.
As a first step, separate the pile of the jigsaw pieces. Then, check the outlines in the frame within which the puzzle needs to be solved. This will help you with the correct placing of the pieces. You may also want to study the picture carefully as it gives a hint of how the finished puzzle will look like.
Study the Picture:
Each puzzle will have a picture that shows you how the jigsaw will look when it is solved correctly. Study the picture intently because that will help you know which pieces to look for when you are doing each section of the puzzle.