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Have pictures of lions throughout the room for reference in addition to your puzzle model. Start with the easier pieces to place such as the body, then the head, then the legs. Having the children hold onto the lion pieces while sitting in a circle, call them up one by one and either stick it to a board using tape, or piece it together on the floor. Once the lion pieces are found, have the children work together to complete the puzzle. Teach team building by having the children help each other out in finding all the pieces successfully.
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Each child can only find one piece then they have to return to the circle and sit down. However you go about separating your lion, your students will have a blast finding and solving the puzzle. You could alter this game so everyone can find a piece, by making smaller pieces such as the mane, eyes, nose, paws, etc. The head, body, four legs, and the tail make up the puzzle pieces. Challenge your students to find the pieces of the lion puzzle, and later work together to create a lion. Have the lion pieces hidden (in partial view) throughout the classroom. One set is for the model, and one to be later hidden. You might want to have a finished product on display to help students find the pieces, therefore make two sets of each piece. Each section should be large enough to be somewhat easily seen when hidden. This game requires pre-cut lion “puzzle pieces,” that will be used in a hidden-objects search by the students. Learn how easy it can be to teach little ones the characteristic parts of a lion, while having a blast at the same time! Lion Game This lion theme preschool game is no different. Games are useful in the classroom, because they offer fun and interesting ways to teach concepts to preschoolers. Preschool teachers are notorious for thinking “outside of the box,” when it comes to implementing teaching techniques.