From Pigment & Hue comes a  cool puzzle with a Passover theme.

What’s great:

The Packaging-They come in these cool triangular boxes that make it seem design-ny, and special.

 

The Quality: The pieces are chunky, thick, and substanitial.

 

The Concept & Execution: Love the idea that all their puzzles have one image to solve on the front, and one on the back. The two pictures are disimilar enough that it’s not hard to figure out which side goes to which picture, which heads off any frustration young ‘uns might have figuring that out.

 

Level of difficulty: They’re not too hard . With only 50 large, brightly colored pieces they are not daunting to a young child.

 

The Content: They get extra points for having the seder plate foods all in the correct order and location. (Kudos for remebering Chazeret, which I always personally forget.)

 

What’s not-so-great:

 

The illustrations: They’re  flat, simple  and very straightforward. I would have liked to see something more whimsical or innovative than just showing the seder plate, 4 cups, and matzah. On a quality product like this, their should be a little more creativity.

 

Overall Rating: 4 0f 5

 

 

Tell me what YOU love:

Do you have a Passover toy or project that your kids just Lu-uu-v?  I will be writing a roundup of great Passover toys and links soon, and I would love to include your favorites. Just post a comment about it here and I will add it to my upcoming list!

You can find the dbl pzl here.

(You might also like their Chanukah puzzle here: