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Buki: Halloween Puzzle
Put Buki’s Halloween pictures back together, piece by piece.
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Ages 3–6 · 3 levels
Buki: Halloween PuzzleRebuild the picture
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A little room
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Put Buki’s Halloween pictures back together, piece by piece.
Choose a comfortable starting level and explore together. Check the adventure’s controls and its guides for the ways your child can take part.
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How to start
Choose a piece from the tray, then tap the space on the board where it belongs. A piece can also be dragged. When every space is filled, tap the green check. The first two puzzles are demonstrations.
What your child practices
Building a whole picture out of its parts: noticing edges, colors, and the way one piece continues into the next.
Make it easier or try a challenge
A gentler start
Start with level one, which only needs two halves. Look at the small preview of the finished picture together and name one detail from the piece in your hand.
A little more thinking
Cover the small preview and rebuild the picture from memory. In the six-piece level, talk about which piece has to come first.
These are ways to support or extend play together. Your child can point, act, or explain; saying the answer aloud is optional.
Try it away from the screen
Cut a picture from a magazine into two, then four, then six pieces. Mix them and put the picture back together. Swap two pieces on purpose — what gives it away?