Colour Match Jigsaw Puzzle

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Great for building confidence with colours

Reviewed by Fenton on 20 February 2016

Love this game, great it has the full colour on the back of the cards to start with and then progress to the pictures when they get the hang of colours.

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• 5

Colour Match Review

Reviewed by Mary Proctor on 17 September 2014

Colour Match is aimed at children aged 3 years and over and contains 12 different colour jigsaws, each with 5 matching elements. The puzzle pieces have colour specific objects on one side with the matching colour backing. Each of the colour puzzles can be assembled in a different order to continue the play potential.

As with all Orchard Toys puzzles, Colour Match is made of thick card, with bright and engaging graphics. This set is obviously aimed at improving colour recognition as well as hand eye coordination and matching skills. The jigsaw shapes are different for each colour, so you can only match them correctly Ð great for strengthening problem solving skills.

For a first colour puzzle set, I think Colour Match is lovely.

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• 5

Colour Match Review

Reviewed by Debs @SuperBusyMum on 17 September 2014

For a while Jacob was getting confused with his colours and words to match the colours {red, blue, orange etc} so when I was asked to review Colour Match {part of their first puzzles range} from Orchard toys, it seemed like fate. ThereÕs enough pieces in this box to make 12 individual jigsaws to be made up in your own way.

Jacob really enjoyed this jigsaw and found it very rewarding to find out he knew more than he thought. He enjoyed how each of the jigsaw pieces didnÕt really have to go in any particular order and he enjoyed seeing it all finished and done all by himself.

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• 5

Colour Match Game Review

Reviewed by Helen Coleman on 17 September 2014

This is a very simple set of puzzles. There are 12 puzzles altogether and each has 5 pieces Ð one with a block of colour on, one with the word on, and 3 larger pieces, each with an item which is that colour. They are cleverly designed so that, although they look the same, you canÕt put the pieces from two different sets together Ð eg you canÕt attach the orange pumpkin to the black spider.

Also, you can put the pictures in each set in any order, or not use all of them if you want to. A very straightforward game, and a great example of a hugely versatile one which can be used to target lots of different language skills.

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• 5