A few weeks ago a posted a review on the Perplexus. (You can read it here). I love this toy! I just found out that they were recently nominated for a TOTY award! In celebration they are letting me give one away to one of my lucky reader! I would encourage you to check out the Perplexus and then go an vote for it here.
Enter to win your Perplexus by filling out the Rafflecopter form at the bottom of this post!
Perplexus Educational Benefits
Perplexus Original is the original 3-D maze. It has been nominated for Educational Toy of the Year by the Toy Industry Association (TIA). The educational benefits of playing Perplexus include:
Thinking – Each path is numbered and leads to the next path, offering 100 chances to test visual processing and subtle control.
Strategy – Perplexus promotes strategic thinking – a benefit for any of life’s challenges. Working through the maze requires a structured and deliberate approach.
Perseverance – Learn to try and try again. Some people call this frustrating, others an addictive challenge. Either way, you are learning patience.
Numeracy – There are 3 paths and 100 barriers. Players count through the barriers sequentially, and recount, and recount.
Visual Stimulation – Colorful and 3-dimensional, players must navigate through over 12 feet of twisting, turning, paths and never lose sight of the metal sphere.
Focus – It takes concentration, disciplined attention and focus to maneuver your way through Perplexus Original and learn from your previous mistakes.
Fine Motor Skills – Perplexus is an exercise for hand and eye coordination. Players rotate, flip, angle, and make subtle adjustments to speed and balance to make it through the maze.
Self-Esteem – There is nothing like the satisfaction of solving Perplexus, or just improving on your last attempt.
Challenge – 3 levels let players build their skills and challenge themselves to improve their progress each time they pick up Perplexus. Players can compete against themselves or other players in a Perplexus Challenge.
http://www.toyawards.org/
Enter to win your Perplexus by filling out the Rafflecopter form at the bottom of this post!
Perplexus Educational Benefits
Perplexus Original is the original 3-D maze. It has been nominated for Educational Toy of the Year by the Toy Industry Association (TIA). The educational benefits of playing Perplexus include:
Thinking – Each path is numbered and leads to the next path, offering 100 chances to test visual processing and subtle control.
Strategy – Perplexus promotes strategic thinking – a benefit for any of life’s challenges. Working through the maze requires a structured and deliberate approach.
Perseverance – Learn to try and try again. Some people call this frustrating, others an addictive challenge. Either way, you are learning patience.
Numeracy – There are 3 paths and 100 barriers. Players count through the barriers sequentially, and recount, and recount.
Visual Stimulation – Colorful and 3-dimensional, players must navigate through over 12 feet of twisting, turning, paths and never lose sight of the metal sphere.
Focus – It takes concentration, disciplined attention and focus to maneuver your way through Perplexus Original and learn from your previous mistakes.
Fine Motor Skills – Perplexus is an exercise for hand and eye coordination. Players rotate, flip, angle, and make subtle adjustments to speed and balance to make it through the maze.
Self-Esteem – There is nothing like the satisfaction of solving Perplexus, or just improving on your last attempt.
Challenge – 3 levels let players build their skills and challenge themselves to improve their progress each time they pick up Perplexus. Players can compete against themselves or other players in a Perplexus Challenge.
http://www.toyawards.org/
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Where's the rafflecopter? I'd love to enter, but there's no place to do so!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win because this seems great for kids and adults. The whole family can enjoy it, thanks!
ReplyDeleteMy nephew would LOVE this!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to challenge my son to see who could get it done in the fasted time probably him!
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