Everyone loves jigsaw puzzles. They are a popular game for many people. Have fun playing this Memorial Day Jigsaw Puzzle. Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States set aside for mourning the U.S. military personnel who have died while serving in the United States armed forces. Many people put flowers on graves during this time. Jigsaw puzzles build problem-solving, short-term memory, attention, focus, and visual-spatial reasoning skills.
How to Play a Jigsaw Puzzle
The objective of the game is to assemble the jigsaw puzzle. You can move the pieces around by dragging them. If two pieces are in the correct position, they will snap together. To begin, hit the “START GAME” button at the bottom of the picture.
1. Edges only
If you prefer, begin with the edge pieces.
2.When stuck or to see picture again
Click on the three stacked lines, or triple bar (≡)
3. Play together
Use the Play Together option in the navigation bar to invite a friend to play this puzzle with you.
4. Timer
The timer on the top navigation bar shows how long you take to solve the puzzle.
5. Start again
Use the Start Again option in the menu to reset the puzzle. The unsolved jigsaw will be displayed, and the clock will be set back to zero.
6. Once completed it will say: Congratulations! You completed the puzzle in # minutes and # seconds.
7. Share the puzzle with your friends and challenge them to beat your time!
Homeschoolers/Educators/Parents: sketch/color an illustration. Theme: Memorial Day. Read the story “The Happy Prince” in Learning to Read: Fairy Tale Adventures. Say and put these words in alphabetical order: happy, prince, holiday, freedom, flowers. Describe how the prince helped the people. Write about what you want to do during Memorial Day weekend. (Skillset: identify, comprehend, creativity, puzzle problem solving skills, reading/writing practice.)
Made by Faith Sheptoski-Forbush with the online <a href="https://amuselabs.com/games/jigsaw/" target="_blank" style="color: #666666; text-decoration: underline;">picture puzzle creator</a> from Amuse Labs
