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What are jigsaw puzzles for?
Tangram is an intellectual game. As the name implies, it consists of seven boards. These seven boards can be combined into many figures (1600), such as triangles, parallelograms, irregular polygons, etc. Players can also combine them into various characters, images, animals, bridges, houses, towers, etc., or some Chinese and English letters.

Tangram has numerous benefits and uses. The following are the benefits and uses of Tangram: shape concept, visual discrimination, cognitive skills, visual memory, hand-eye coordination, encouraging openness, spreading thinking and creating opportunities.

Tangram is a good partner to inspire children's intelligence, both ancient and modern. It can connect children with objects and forms, and has great development space for cultivating children's observation, imagination, morphological analysis and creative logic.

Now it is widely used by parents to help children learn basic logical relations and mathematical concepts. It can help children understand the meaning of various geometric figures, numbers, perimeters and areas, and understand Pythagorean theorem.

Tangram can also teach children to recognize colors and guide them to understand the division and synthesis of graphics, thus enhancing their hand intelligence, patience and observation. It can also be used to tell stories, connecting dozens of puzzle pictures into a coherent picture, and then telling stories to children like cartoons. Spell out a few cats, a few dogs and a house first, and you can tell a wonderful and touching story.