Why / Why not?

·           Which picture do you find most interesting? Why?

·   Did you enjoy the experience? Why / Why not?

If the pupil has not completed a jigsaw puzzle:

·           Would you like to try completing a jigsaw puzzle? Why / Why not?

·           Why do you feel proud of it?

Why / Why not?

·           Which picture do you find most interesting? Why?

·   Did you enjoy the experience? Why / Why not?

If the pupil has not completed a jigsaw puzzle:

·           Would you like to try completing a jigsaw puzzle? Why / Why not?

·           Why do you feel proud of it?

·           Why do you feel proud of it?

·   Did you enjoy the experience? Why / Why not?

If the pupil has not completed a jigsaw puzzle:

·           Would you like to try completing a jigsaw puzzle? Why / Why not?

Why / Why not?

·           Which picture do you find most interesting? Why?

·           Why do you feel proud of it?

·           Why do you feel proud of it?

·           Why do you feel proud of it?

·   Did you enjoy the experience? Why / Why not?

If the pupil has not completed a jigsaw puzzle:

·           Would you like to try completing a jigsaw puzzle? Why / Why not?

·   Did you enjoy the experience? Why / Why not?

If the pupil has not completed a jigsaw puzzle:

·           Would you like to try completing a jigsaw puzzle? Why / Why not?

·   Did you enjoy the experience? Why / Why not?

If the pupil has not completed a jigsaw puzzle:

·           Would you like to try completing a jigsaw puzzle? Why / Why not?

Why / Why not?

·           Which picture do you find most interesting? Why?

Why / Why not?

·           Which picture do you find most interesting? Why?

Why / Why not?

·           Which picture do you find most interesting? Why?

Yes, i would love to buy this jigsaw puzzle as it looks very interesting I love that there are many options that you are able to buy. I find that picture for is the most interesting because it looks like very colourful and fun to solve.

i personally find the 4th picture the one with the whale most interesting because i feel curious of what other sea animals are in the jigsaw puzzle.

no i have not completed a jigsaw puzzle before and just like i said in the first question im still half way from completing

im actually quite curious of how the puzzle would turn out it only shows a cat and some question marks for the other 3 (we need to combine the 4 into one puzzle.)

im proud of myself completing half of the first puzzle because i thought i would see and try it for only one time then give up but instead i did not.

Yes i enjoyed the experience because I love challenging puzzles like this examples i have said a minute ago. I also love challenging myself to different hobbies.

I feel proud of it because i managed to solve it very fast even through it was my first time.i felt so happy after i solved it.

Yes so I can teach my siblings and friends how to play jigsaw puzzles

the picture that i find interesting is the dinosaur picture as i love learning about what happened in the past

I did not enjoy the experience as my jigsaw puzzle was super hard and there was so many pieces to build

If the pupil has not competed in the jigsaw puzzle, i would want to try but the amount of pieces must be below 100 pieces but if the amount of pieces is above 100 pieces, i dont want to go

I feel proud of it as i have put in a lot of hard work and dedication into both the jigsaw puzzles that i completed

I would like to buy this jigsaw puzzle as I really like solving puzzles. Even though there are 1000 pieces of it, I will be patient and take my own sweet time to complete the puzzle. Also, picture #4 looks very interesting and I like ocean vibes and sea animals. If I could solve it with my family members I would do it too.

I have not completed a jigsaw puzzle before, but I would try completing one during my free times. I like puzzles but my parents does not buy them for me to try and I understand it. Plus, if I got the chance to try one with my friends for family, it would be interesting and fun to see who can make the puzzle complete first.

Something I am proud of is for my mother tongue exam scores. This year, term 3's WA was composition and I studied really hard for that. I was not being really confident as I did not finish everything (there was still a little more words left.) I was scared that I would fail, but when I finally got my exam paper, I was shocked. I had gotten 13/15 on the paper. I was so excited.

The picture I most interesting is the fourth one the whale picture as it is very vivid and well designed than the others.

I find the 4th picture interesting bc there are lots of animals inside the picture

Yes I enjoyed the experience bc it was fun and I spent time with my family laughing and I would live to do it again

When I study hard and get a good grade, it makes me happy. I feel proud because I know I worked for it. It shows me that if I try, I can do good things.

This feeling gives me confidence to keep trying and learning more.

I wouldn’t buy the jigsaw puzzle because I rarely spend time with my family as I constantly have Cca , some matches or stayback. Because of my busy timetable I don’t spend time with my family. So I wouldn’t buy the jigsaw puzzle.

I have completed a 100 piece puzzle and I think I completed it within 5 mins as it was a pretty easy puzzle.

The most thing I am proud of myself is that I managed to get bronze for one of my matches as I practiced a lot and it was outside of school competition.

I find the second picture interesting because I like dinosaurs. The T-rex is my favorite dinosaur because it is big strong has a roar as loud as thunder.

Yes I did enjoy the experience as I had fun with my friend because we spend more time together.

I feel proud of doing this because it helps me gain confidence, strength and agility. I would be pleased if I could do it again as it was so fun!

Yes I would like to buy it, it is because the jigsaw puzzle is within my age and if I want to buy another jigsaw puzzle I can purchase the jigsaw puzzle with a discount because if I purchase a jigsaw puzzle i would receive a 10 dollar voucher. For my second reason, it is because it improves memory, problem solving skills and attention while also lowering stress and enhancing my mood. For my final reason I bought this because it has four attractive pictures I can collect.

I have never completed a jigsaw puzzle and I would never want to complete one. Although I want to buy the jigsaw puzzle it is brain hurting and for me it will take hours to finish a jigsaw puzzle.

I am proud of examinations because I did well in my examinations and I am also proud that I studied in my examinations if not I would not have done well in my studies.

1) jigsaw puzzles are known for being a great way to unwind. The focus required can help clear my mind, reduce stress, and provide a calming break from everyday life.

2) Puzzles challenge my brain, improve problem-solving skills, and enhance memory and concentration. It’s like a workout for my mind.

3) They’re a fun, low-tech activity, perfect for when I want to pass the time without a screen. It's also a good way to relax and spend time with family or friends.

4)Completing a puzzle gives you a real sense of achievement. There’s something satisfying about seeing the pieces come together and finishing the picture.

5) lastly puzzles can be a great bonding activity. It can be something to do with friends or family, providing a shared experience that allows conversation and collaboration.

I felt a sense of calm after completing a puzzle, since it can be a very meditative activity.

Yes, i would love to buy this jigsaw puzzle as it looks very interesting I love that there are many options that you are able to buy. I find that picture for is the most interesting because it looks like very colourful and fun to solve.

The most thing I am proud of myself is that I managed to get bronze for one of my matches as I practiced a lot and it was outside of school competition.

• The $10 voucher for a future puzzle purchase is a nice incentive

• Having 4 different picture options gives variety

• 1000 pieces is a good size for an engaging challenge

• The carrying case design looks convenient for storage

  
  

  If I enjoyed jigsaw puzzles and the four picture themes that I liked (they appear to show animals and nature scenes), this will be able to explain why it is like that.

  
  

  I would consider the things that depend on whether those specific images interested me and what other puzzles were available at a similar price point.

  
  

  The packaging and imagery look quite basic and are a bit not really that interesting to me. These are beautiful photographs, interesting artwork that makes me interested, as I like it for personal reasons.

  
  

  The voucher feels like a marketing gimmick - It's designed to lock me into buying another puzzle from the same brand, and it has been attracting me for a long time, as maybe I would literally stare at it for a very long time, whether I want to have this ticket or not.

  
  

  Age rating seems off - "Ages 10 and above" for a 1000-piece puzzle seems to me that it is perfect for me to play, as it says that my age can play the game. Actually is quite challenging for a 10-year-old, which makes me question why people contribute for the 10- years -old children to 10-year-olds playing these kinds of hard games.

  
  

  For me to buy it, I'd need:

  • I really needed the picture to be clear so that I could see what kind of puzzle I want to choose for myself.

  • I will choose a picture that is useful to me and that makes me want to keep letting me play this puzzle every day.

  • A reasonable price point (under $20-25)

There seems to be action or movement in the scene, unlike the more static poses in the other images. It looks like it might show an animal in motion or an interesting picture to me, and it makes me feel excited about the games and the images of the artwork. It seems to have a lot of things on it - possibly water, landscape features, and wildlife together, which would make for more engaging puzzle-solving and social skills.

#1 (top left) - Looks quite busy, but hard

#2 (top right) - Appears to be a single elephant, which might have too many similar grey pieces

#4 (bottom right) - Seems like another animal portrait, possibly with less interesting pictures to attract the people, so that they would like it.

I enjoyed it very much because it was fun to find the pieces that fit together. At first, it was a bit hard, but then I started with the corner pieces and the edges. That made it easier! When we finished the puzzle, I felt very happy and proud. It took us about two hours to complete it.

I like doing jigsaw puzzles because it's like solving a mystery. Each piece has a special place, and you have to find where it goes!"

"Yes, I enjoyed it very much! First, it was very fun to search for the right pieces. It was like a treasure hunt! I felt excited every time I found a piece that fitted perfectly.

Second, I felt proud when I completed the puzzle. Seeing the whole picture come together made me feel like I achieved something special.

Third, it was relaxing. I could sit down quietly and focus on the puzzle. It helped me forget about other things and just enjoy the moment. I completed this puzzle with my mother and my brother, and my father, too! It was so fun and exciting, and we tried so hard to put all the pieces together to form the picture by putting the puzzle pieces inside. We spent a good time together. We laughed and helped each other find the pieces. We had a whale of a time having fun in this game.

Yes I would like to buy the jigsaw puzzle because it comes in with 1000 pieces and I can assemble it with my friends and family.

I find the fourth picture most interesting as it represents the amazing creatures of the sea.

I am really proud of learning how to swim! Last year, I was so scared of the water, and I didn't even want to put my face in the pool. Whenever my parents brought me to the swimming pool, I would only play in the shallow part where I could stand. I was too afraid to go to the deep end.

My parents decided to sign me up for swimming lessons because they said it was an important skill to have. On my first day of class, I was very nervous. There were about ten other children in my class, and some of them already knew how to float.

My coach, Coach David, was very patient with me. He started by teaching me simple things like blowing bubbles in the water and floating on my back. At first, I could only blow bubbles for a few seconds before I panicked and stood up. Coach David told me to take my time and that everyone learns at their own pace.

Practised every week, even when I felt nervous and wanted to give up. There were times when I saw my classmates doing better than I, and I felt discouraged. But my parents kept encouraging me. They told me that everyone has different strengths and that I should focus on improving myself, not comparing myself to others.

After about two months, I finally managed to float properly! I was so excited. Then Coach David taught me how to kick my legs and move my arms. At first, I could only swim a few meters before I got tired and had to stop. My arms would hurt, and I would swallow water by accident, which was not fun at all.

But I kept trying and didn't give up. I practised the arm movements at home, even when I wasn't in the water. My little brother thought I looked funny, waving my arms around in the living room, but I didn't care! After a few more months of practice, I finally learned how to swim one whole lap without stopping! I remember that day clearly because I was so happy I almost cried.

I feel proud of it because I worked really hard and overcame my fear. It wasn't easy at all. There were many times when I wanted to quit, especially when I saw my friends improving faster than me. But I'm glad I didn't give up. Now I actually enjoy swimming, and I can even swim two laps without getting tired! My parents were so happy when they saw me swim properly for the first time. They even took me out for ice cream to celebrate.

It taught me that even when something seems really difficult or scary, if you keep practising and don't give up, you can do it! Now, when I face other challenges in school, like learning a difficult Math topic or trying a new sport, I remember how I learned to swim, and it makes me feel braver.

Swimming has also made me more confident. I'm not afraid of water anymore, and I even enjoy going to the pool with my family on weekends. Sometimes I help my younger brother practice his kicks, too, just like how Coach David helped me. It feels good to be able to help someone else. Swimming makes me feel good and more comfortable as it can help me. Like, when I am about to sink in the water very deeply, I can think back to how the coach taught me the method of how to float back on the water.