History doesn’t have to be boring or abstract. With Larsen puzzles, the past is experienced in an engaging and interactive way. History-based puzzles make it possible to combine play and learning while developing cognitive skills. At the same time, the puzzles provide insight into historical events, cultures, and people.
How Larsen puzzles teach history
Historical Larsen puzzles illustrate everything from natural history to Viking discoveries and the Moon landing with Apollo 11. See how the world has changed over the past 250 million years, while species that once lived on Earth have come and gone right up to our own time.
Learn about the development of transportation—from the first manned hot air balloon in 1783 to Ford’s tractor from 1939. Discover how Fridtjof Nansen allowed his ship, FRAM, to freeze into the ice to drift with the ocean currents across the North Pole. Be fascinated by Tyrannosaurus Rex and all the other incredible creatures that lived on Earth millions of years ago.
Through these puzzles, we aim to spark an interest in history and a desire to learn more. We hope the puzzles can help start meaningful conversations—ideally across generations.
History that engages - for all ages
History-based puzzles make it possible to learn about the past in a playful and engaging way. They combine cognitive training, concentration, and problem-solving with insight into earlier events and cultures. At any age, puzzles can inspire curiosity and a desire to explore history further.