Tangram puzzle
A tangram is an ancient Chinese dissection puzzle consisting of seven flat geometric pieces, called tans, which are rearranged to form specific shapes. The objective is to replicate a silhouette using all seven pieces—five triangles, one square, and one parallelogram—without overlapping.
Key Aspects of Tangrams:
- The 7 Pieces: Two large triangles, one medium triangle, two small triangles, one square, and one parallelogram.
- Rules: All seven pieces must be used, they must lie flat, and they cannot overlap.
- Goal: Recreate shapes, including animals, people, numbers, and letters, from a silhouette.
- Benefits: Improves spatial reasoning, geometric thinking, and problem-solving skills.





