Are any of these puzzles for 9 year old boys? My grandson broke his leg and want to get him something different,, loves pirates
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This puzzle doesn't work like any others I've seen and no instructions are included. I've done expert/very difficult ones for decades but can't figure this one out. Supposedly there's a website somewhere that gives clues but I'm not able to do that. So, unless your grandson has worked other puzzles of this brand and likes them, I'd stay well away. (I'm so irritated at this company for not clearly explaining all this in the product description that I want to say ''don't buy from them ever.'') Hope your grandson's leg heals properly, painlessly and quickly.
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We've gotten the treasure chest and the skull that would both be good for a pirate theme, plus the blue bird and horse. The puzzles are pretty challenging, but not impossible - all three of my kids (5, 8 & 11) enjoyed putting them together (with my help)! My little guy loves keeping tiny trinkets in the treasure box.
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The treasure chest looks like a pirate's treasure chest. It's a fun puzzle where you can keep a tiny secret treasure.
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Hi, sorry to hear about your grandson :( Sure, I don't see why not. They are 3-D so they aren't like regular puzzles. I've always believed in stretching the brain - these are good for that! I think he'll really enjoy it!. I believe I have seen a pirate ship puzzle, too. I haven't tried that one, but have completed most of these.
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The puzzles that are flat, and even the ones that have the little plastic pegs in them for lifting the pieces by, fit well. However, I don't have any of the puzzles that have the larger pieces that are elevated about the rest of the board. I am guessing that if the pegs fit, those bigger pieces would, also, but I don't know for sure.
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I bought this for my great grandson, Scarlett. He took it home with him so I really can't answer your question. I will contact my daughter and ask her, but most puzzles have a fairly light colored backing so I doubt there would be a problem.
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are u asking if this is for a 10 year old boy?? My son loves these and he is 4, my niece also loves these and shes 8. I think if u have 45-60 pieces this is a great gift for young children.
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These are the bigger puzzles. We have gotten the four small puzzles in a small box with a sliding lid before but these are not like that. These are 4 separate larger puzzles. They each come with the wooden frame that you can build the puzzle in which makes it easier for my 2 year old.
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If your child really likes puzzles than this is a great gift for a 11year. My son really enjoys it and he is 11yr!
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I got mine for my three 9-year-old granddaughters. The perfect gift for that age! They love that their brothers can't "crack the code"
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Duplos are a great way to start. My 4 1/2 year old grandson still loves them and uses them at my house. He comes up with creative ways to play with them - a flying spaceship, etc., we build castles and use imagination. His dad has many sets of Legos at his house to pass on at some point.
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I loooove these puzzles! They are great gifts for teens and adults. It makes giving money as a gift fun!! There are instructions on how to insert the money but I do not recall it coming with instructions on how to solve the game. Try one out. You'll be surprised how much entertainment it can bring to a roomful of adults, haha! I purchased two; one for a 12 yr old and one for a 14yr old. Good luck!!
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My son is 2.5 yrs old. He loves it but I feel he doesn't get full use out of the little details, like hoisting the sails etc. So I could only imagine an older child would enjoy it even more! If he likes pirates, ships or imaginative play, I think he would love it. I was really surprised by the quality. ...I hope this helps a little :-)
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I didn't see the item with the two different puzzles. The item I purchased showed the one unit with the $100 bill. Don't know how they are dealing with the two items.
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he would enjoy these for awhile. they can be peeled off and repositioned, and there are a lot more than you need for a page. My five year old grandson likes to play with them. It keeps him occupied for a short while.
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Do u mean the magnetic boards u put the shapes on? If so, there is a more challenging puzzle on the other side.I purchased this last year as a gift and don't have it in front of me. The family I gave it to loved it for their child.
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This is not a typical puzzle that comes apart where pieces interlock together. It is a board with cut outs.You push them with a finger hole from the back of the board. I would only recommend this puzzle for a toddlers introduction to puzzles. It is fine for my 2 yr old. But boring for my 4 yr old.
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I have not seen it but my boys (8 & 9) want it too, so we think we may spring for it. BUT a word of advice from a mom who bought way too many toys too early for them (when the were 5 & 6). Wait. We bought a pool/ping pong/air hockey combo table and it's trashed. All the games we bought for them at that age are missing pieces. Unless your 6 yr old is really mature, I would wait a year or two if I were you.
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The Leapster is a good substitute. Both of our boys had Leapsters first and my oldest son still played with his until he got his DS on his 9th birthday (granted, he was getting a little old for it...). I have a 3 year old and she's still a little young for the Leapster, but she can use the drawing feature and will mess around with it. Definitely by age 4.
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I bought them for my three grandchildren ages 6 & 7 they didn't last very long, I do have very tough kids though! Just depends on your life style, our children are all hunters, fishers, etc... so toys like this after the age of 9 are too immature..