Winterliche Nikitin-Quadrate – Stufe 1

A smart puzzle that teaches how to see the whole from the parts

Twelve cheerful winter scenes, each split into smaller pieces — the child’s task is to assemble each full picture using logic, spatial skills, and visual memory. At first glance it seems easy, but this game activates deep thinking: shape, corner, direction, fragment, color — everything must align to complete the image. It’s early cognitive training in the most playful way.

📦 What’s in the set

• 2 durable puzzle boards (each 24 × 16 cm)

• 12 winter illustrations, divided into 4 square pieces (each 6 × 6 cm)

• Total of 24 pieces to reconstruct full scenes

• Safe materials and vibrant printing

• 6 mm thickness — easy for small hands

🧠 What it develops

• Understanding of part–whole relationships

• Logical and visual-spatial thinking

• Attention to detail and shape matching

• Fine motor control and finger precision

• Patience, focus, and memory

• Visual perception and early analytical skills

📖 How to play

• Remove all pieces from one board and shuffle them

• Invite the child to reassemble each picture correctly

• Talk together: “What’s missing?”, “Where does this corner go?”, “What’s in this scene?”

• Add difficulty: cover part of the board, ask to rebuild from memory, or use a timer

🎓 Activity ideas

• “Complete the scene” — describe what’s happening in each illustration

• “Find the mistake” — place one incorrect piece and ask the child to spot it

• “What changed?” — replace one square and test observation

• Great for winter themes, logic development, shape recognition

👥 Who it’s for

• Preschools, kindergartens, early learning centers

• Montessori and NUS educators, therapists

• Parents of children ages 2–5

• Toy and educational gift shops

💼 Wholesale advantages

• Classic early logic game based on the Nikitin Method

• Compact, giftable format — excellent for seasonal promotion

• Combines puzzles, logic, and storytelling in one product

• Suitable for both free play and guided lessons

• Strong educational value = high sell-through for schools and therapists

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This is more than a puzzle — it’s a child's first step toward structural thinking. Learning to piece things together builds confidence, focus, and imagination — one square at a time