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Direct End User Observation

A typical Monday - Friday schedule

6:15 am - Wake up

  1. Use the bathroom

  2. Brush teeth 

  3. Get dressed and do hair 

  4. Eat breakfast 

7:30 am - Arrive Daycare

  1. Morning circle and calendar (30 minutes) 

  2. Play on the playground which includes slides and other forms of physical activity such as running (1 hour)

  3. Snack (1 hour)

  4. The instructor reads a long and relaxing fairy tale or story (1 hour)

12:00 - 2:30 pm - Nap

  1. Snack (1 hour)

  2. Play on the playground with friends which includes slides and other forms of physical activity such as running, playing tag, etc., or talking with friends (1 hour)

3:30 pm - Picked up by parents

4:30 pm - Goes to the playground with parents or plays in an indoor playplace 

6 pm - Eat dinner and, depending on the length of the meal, a bit of free play with dolls or blocks  

7:30 pm - Takes a bath, brushes teeth, and puts on pajamas

8 - 8:45 pm - Free play with dolls, blocks, or toys to get any remaining energy out or family movie/TV

8:45 pm - Use the bathroom, read a book, and go to bed

As one can see, there are many instances in the schedule of our average end user that PuzzleIt games can be applied to. At daycare, PuzzleIt games can easily be inserted into the playground playtime. Even if a mere 15 minutes were allotted to using PuzzleIt, the child would be greatly benefited. Then in the home setting, PuzzleIt is a great addition to the the indoor play place, and a few rounds of the game can be played in between dinner and bath time and after bathtime and before bedtime.

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