Our unique edcuational wooden games, block puzzles and brain teasers are made of monkeypod tree wood, a common agro-industrial tree in Thailand’s rural countryside. As such it is not a hardwood or rain forest tree and the use of its wood for our wooden games and puzzles will not affect rain forest eco systems in any way. Our educational games are aimed at tuning kid’s minds at an early age (however also not too early) to the existence of geometric problems in a very practical way. This involves the success and failure of solving such problems, which at first glance look so attractive and easy.

These games and puzzles will also foster the creative powers in kids, as they may very well find solutions that are not intended but work out just as well. Not unimportant are also the motor skills games such as Mikado and Jenga, which combine acute deliberation with tactile and motor skills. Of course, all these games are immensely enjoyed by people of all ages. Especially JediCreations’ own team and their kids have been playing endlessly with the new sample games… to the consternation of our photographer.

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Nowadays, there is a variety of puzzles to choose from and people like having at their disposal a vast array of intriguing puzzles.There are many people throughout the world who simply love solving a good puzzle and still, many of these people wouldn’t know how to explain to you why they enjoy this activity so much. If you would like to buy a puzzle for someone dear to you or if you just want to try solving a puzzle but you don’t know where to start from, you should consider the following tips.

First of all, think about the type of puzzle to choose; figure out for whom you are purchasing the puzzles and afterwards select something according to that person’s tastes.The next thing you should have in mind is the degree of difficulty of the puzzle, the price range, if you have established one, the age of the person you are buying the puzzle for and last but not least you should know if the person who will receive the puzzle is a collector or just a one time puzzler.

Usually, puzzles are divided into two main categories: mechanical and “jigsaw puzzles”. Mechanical puzzles are described as objects which have any number of parts and they involve a problem that must be solved by one person by means of logic, reasoning, insight and dexterity. The second type of puzzles, “jigsaw puzzles”, have a number of interlocking pieces which must be assembled, being more popular than the mechanical ones.

Regarding the degree of difficulty of a puzzle, you should probably know that such an item has different degrees of difficulty. Although it is important to present a person with a new challenge, you shouldn’t discourage them by purchasing a puzzle that they will never be able to put together. So, if you are buying the first puzzle for someone, it is wise to begin with one rated 5 to 7. Sometimes, the funniest “jigsaw puzzles” are the ones that can be put together in a short period of time. The easiest puzzle to do and to memorize has a difficulty rating of 1 while the most difficult one has a rating of 10. Puzzle lovers enjoy solving puzzles with their friends and collecting different types of such items.