My son likes figuring things out himself, and the pyramid puzzle format was the part he kept talking about. This is best as a short activity, not an entire afternoon, though overall the concept is good.

The nice thing is that children get to try putting the puzzle together rather than just watch a video. A little patience is needed, but that's part of the learning.

We made a quiet Sunday plan around the nature theme. It was nice to sit together and chat instead of everyone being on their phones.

Tried this with family over the weekend. The trial-and-error part gave everyone something small to contribute, and the time together was the best bit.

We wanted an easygoing activity at home rather than another movie night. The simple no-screen activity worked well for that. Some children may solve it faster than expected, but that was manageable.