Parents' Guide to

Tozzle - Toddler's favorite puzzle

By Christy Matte, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 2+

Drag-and-drop shape puzzles made especially for toddlers.

App iPhone , iPod Touch , iPad Puzzle Games
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What you will—and won't—find in this app.

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Based on 4 parent reviews

Mark it 8
Mark it 8 Parent
December 20, 2012
age 2+

Great Game for 2-3 Year Olds

Both my daughters have loved this game. It seems bet for ages 2 - 3, but my 4 year old still will find enjoyment. While seemingly light on the learning front, I have watched both my children struggle with the concept of completing puzzles by dragging and dropping as they first started to play. But after a few months they defintely get better and seem to grasp the logic, which is always fun to see.
ChrisLo
ChrisLo Adult
August 19, 2012
age 2+

Problem Solving...

My daughter is 18 months old, and she can solve the most complex puzzle very quickly. She loves it!
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What’s It About?

Tozzle - Toddler's favorite puzzle is a collection of brightly colored puzzles for kids. The pictures cover a wide range of subject matter, including animals, transportation, the alphabet, food, and holidays and celebrations. There are puzzles with just a few pieces, and those that are much more complex. There is no central character, theme, or story in this collection, which includes some diversity in the people represented in the images.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say: (4 ):
Kids say: Not yet rated

Kids who enjoy wooden puzzles will most likely find Tozzle - Toddlers favorite puzzle to be entertaining. With more than 40 puzzles in varying difficulty levels and themes, there is quite a bit to keep kids busy. Keep in mind, however, that these puzzles are aimed at toddlers. Preschoolers may enjoy them as well, but will likely go through the entire set quickly.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Work with kids on doing real jigsaw puzzles.

  • Point out letters in daily life.

  • Talk about letter sounds.

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