Puzzle library

A community of free jigsaw puzzle libraries. Find a library on our map! Join The Puzzle Republic and start your own library or puzzle exchange.

Library jigsaw puzzle | Passive programming | School library

Puzzles, like books, are items many consumers use just once before putting them in boxes or on shelves to collect dust. But six years ago, Valley Hardware & Supply in Halstad, Minnesota, created a

Austin Graff | A creative use of a Little Free Library, there’s a puzzle lending library in Hill East. Passing time during the pandemic putting together… | Instagram

PDX Dinorama on Instagram: "Please welcome @rosecitypuzzlelibrary, a brand new puzzle exchange in Portland, OR. You’ll find this gorgeous, hand-painted puzzle swap on NE 56th between NE Alameda and NE Stanton in the Rose City Park neighborhood and on the Sidewalk Joy Map! The creator and curator, Addie, told me she’s always loved puzzles and has fond memories of puzzling with her grandma Mildred. Addie started speed puzzling last year and wanted to share her jigsaw collection with the…

Teen Programming – The Lego Librarian

Want to know how to store jigsaw puzzles in much less space? These zippered pouches are the answer!

Celebrate the Little Free Library's 10th anniversary by learning how to make your own for your neighborhood in just a few simple steps.

A tangram puzzle program is an easy and inexpensive program to offer elementary school age children at your school or public library.

Wentworth 250-piece wood puzzle with "whimsy" pieces. Titled "Hobbies and Pastimes" featuring library shelves of vintage boy's books from the Bodleian Library at the University of Oxford. Dated 2016.

PDX Dinorama on Instagram: "👇Comment where you are located and how you like to be involved/already are involved in the Sidewalk Joy Movement! Link in my bio for info about the Worldwide Sidewalk Joy Map! Other maps you’ll love: Puzzle Libraries worldwide: @thepuzzlerepublic Free Little Art Galleries worldwide: @mapofflags Seattle Sidewalk Joy: @littlelibraryguy Little Free Libraries worldwide: @littlefreelibrary"

Little free libraries are a great way to promote literacy and a love for reading in your community. They’re also a fun way to exchange books with neighbors and see what they’re reading! You can make a little library out of anything—from mini fridges to kitchen cabinets—but they won’t necessarily hold up well outside in […]

Are you looking for elementary library lessons? A fun way to review what you've taught this year is with a Battleship library game! Read all the how-to's in this blog post! #LibraryLearners

One of the simplest library centers is the jigsaw puzzle center. Students learn to work together and develop fine motor coordination. Read this blog post for details!

Just when you thought you had run out of ways to keep yourself entertained at home this year, the New York Public Library gift shop has come to the rescue with its new stock of boredom-busting puzzles. With designs that range from 100 to 1,000 pieces, and historical designs to whimsical, these puzzles are a great way to preserve your sanity at home and support the New York Public Library while you’re at it.

Toys That Teach: Experience multi-sensory fun with Peaceable Kingdom puzzles! Kids practice visual recognition, fine motor development, problem-solving skills and critical thinking as they piece this cozy library scene together. Pass On Your Love of Puzzles: Hop on the pass-along puzzles trend! Use the log on the back of the box to record your name and when you completed this puzzle, then pass it along to a friend, neighbor or family member to do the same. Will be interesting to see how far…

Dinovember. Dewey Dino and his friend are helping with the library's Community Puzzle (passive programming) library display.

Puzzle Table

Jigsaw Puzzle 1500 pieces - Books