New research reveals how children learn to do jigsaw puzzles
Nicole Weinstein
Tuesday, August 18, 2020
Children's understanding of how pictures work are key to them being able to complete jigsaws, finds a new study.
![The research finds that children only learn how to do jigsaws once they hit a certain age](/media/209328/jigsaw.png?&width=780&quality=60)
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