Oh have I got a treat for you today!!
I’m so excited to share with you these adorable puzzles today! Your kids will have so much fun with these story land inspired printables and it’s such a great opportunity to go along with their story books!
Check out these cute artwork puzzle game printables for kids below…
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Cute Artwork Puzzle Games Printables Kids Will Love
I’ve amped up these fun puzzle games by creating some beautiful story inspired art! Your kids will love putting these together and discovering their favorite stories and imagine a few of their own!
Puzzles never get old – they have been around forever! And you’ve never seen any like this. These are so fun to do with your kids – help them put the pieces together and have some great quality family time. 🙂
You’ve got some great options here for boys and girls with some Biblical, classic, and technology inspired puzzle designs.
These puzzle printables design templates include:
- Beauty and the Beast – a classic!
- Dinosaurs – boys LOVE dinosaurs
- Candyland – what girl doesn’t like this game?!
- Goldilocks – another great, classic story
- Nintendo – my son is a huge fan of Mario, so of COURSE I had to make him this set. 🙂
- Noah’s Ark – a perfect way to bring the story more to life!
- Seasons – Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer. For this page, take all your stories above and use your imagination to re-create the stories in the different seasons!
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Download the Beauty and the Beast puzzle games printables here.
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Download the dinosaurs jigsaw puzzles online printable here.
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Download the candy land puzzle games printables here.
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Download the Goldilocks puzzle games printables here.
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Download the Nintendo puzzle games printables here.
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Download the Noah’s ark printable puzzle games here.
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Download the seasons puzzle games printables here.
Creative Ways To Use These Printable Jigsaw Puzzles:
There are lots of fun and inspiring ways to use these puzzle printables! Here are a few suggestions for you…
Use These Puzzle Games Printables For Playdates
These puzzles make perfect games for playdates with friends!
Set up a simple play date with a couple of friends and their kids, and bust out these puzzles! You can enjoy some mom-friend time while your kids are busy working on these fun puzzles together.
They could retell the different stories to each other, talk about the different seasons (with that specific one), and even make up their own stories for the ones that need it, like the Nintendo one, for example. 🙂
Read The Book Or Watch The Movie
Notice any of the puzzle pictures? Beauty and the Beast, Goldilocks, etc.?
Your kids can enjoy working through these fun puzzles and then either read the corresponding story or watch the movie!
Make it a fun mom-child afternoon date – if you choose to watch a fairy-tale movie, make popcorn and snuggle on the couch with lots of pillows & blankets! 🙂 Or, snuggle up with some hot chocolate and read the fairy tale story that goes along with the puzzle.
This is such a fun and easy way to incorporate these cute puzzles!!
Bring to the Library
Bringing your kids to the library is not only a ton of FUN (book lover over here 😉 ), but you can amp it up a little with these puzzles. This will extend your library stays when they are done wanting to read books!
You can use this time to get some unfinished work done on your computer, have an hour or so to rest or whatever the situation may be. Your kids can even pick out a book that has to do with the puzzle and play quietly!
This is such a great way to get out of the house for a bit too when you’re feeling cooped up!!
I hope your kids’ imaginations EXPLODE with the super fun puzzle games! 🙂
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These printables are for personal use only. You may not alter them or redistribute them for monetary gain without written consent from the author, Sarah Titus.