Rebus puzzles for kids are creative brain-teasers that give visual clues to a puzzle. To solve a rebus puzzle, you need to understand and decipher the picture puzzle to arrive at the correct answers. Such a fun way to exercise your brain!
These picture puzzles for kids are particularly good for visual learners and children are great at visual clues. That’s what makes these picture riddles for kids a BIG hit with children of all ages.
Rebus puzzles can represent name, thing, animal or simply words and phrases. These brain teasers are a fun way to improve kids’ literacy, reading skills while working on their problem solving skills.
Besides providing wholesome entertainment, Rebus Puzzles for kids have numerous brain benefits as well.
Benefits of Rebus Puzzles
1. Reasoning Skills
Like any puzzle, Rebus requires kids to decode the pictures and follow the instructions to make a new word. Thus, building their logical and critical reasoning skills.
2. Vocabulary
To solve a rebus puzzle, children need to identify pictures and name them. They need to identify pictures with different words.
This helps them recall words they already know and even learn new words, ultimately enhancing their vocabulary.
3. Spellings
These picture puzzles are great ways to teach and learn new spellings. When children combine the clues and land with a new word, they can relate to the spellings better and retain them longer.
4. Woking Memory
Rebus picture riddles are great working memory boosters. They require your child to recall words from their existent memory and add new words to their memory bank.
5. Family Fun
Rebus Puzzles for kids are not only fun for kids but also for the entire family. They boost bonding while having fun, learning new words and building critical reasoning skills.
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