Torres Strait Islander Nurse and Patient Puzzle Number of Puzzle Pieces:12 Piece They create a non-judgmental environment

They create a non-judgmental environment where individuals can share their stories

Perfect for quiet times too - Koolangka ‘kids’ can create and share stories with a friend while relaxing and running your fingers over the imprints on the smooth woodgrain surface

creating a unique and inviting atmosphere

perfect for developing puzzle skills and children's hand-eye coordination

Torres Strait Islander Nurse and Patient Puzzle Number of Puzzle Pieces:12 Piece They create a non-judgmental environmentIndigenous Classroom Resource Beautifully captured and made in Australia puzzle of nurse and patient in Torres Strait Island. Research suggests that playing with puzzles might have positive impacts on a childs cognitive, physical and emotional development. Fine motor skills As children pick up, manipulate, grasp and place each puzzle piece they are developing fine motor skills. Fine motor skills are related to handwriting, drawing and typing abilities