Blank Jigsaw Templates: Fourteen Designs

Add pictures or words to fourteen blank jigsaw designs, then cut and assemble a teacher- or learner-created puzzle.
Year levels
Years 2–4
Pages
14
File type
PDF

Updated Aug 14, 2024

Subject
Art, Creative Arts
Resource types
Templates

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About this resource

Let your kids create their own original jigsaw puzzles! All you need is a printer, some cardboard, scissors, a glue stick, crayons, markers, or coloured pencils, and this handy jigsaw puzzle template pdf. There are 14 unique puzzle templates to choose from. The templates vary in complexity and puzzle piece count. Begin by going through the packet and printing the puzzle templates you'd like to use for your classroom project. Have your students glue their selected template onto a piece of cardboard. Allow some time for the glue to dry. Once the glue is dry, it's time to get creative! Let your kids draw their own illustration onto the template and colour it. Once they're satisfied with their artwork, let them cut out the pieces. Then let them swap puzzles with their friends, so that they can complete one another's puzzles! If you want the pieces to last a long time, laminate the finished artwork before cutting out the pieces.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Teaching tips

  • Add the complete picture or text before cutting the pieces apart.

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