Rubik's Cube
Since its appearance in the 1970’s, the Rubik’s Cube quickly became one of the most loved and challenging puzzles of all time. It has stumped even the greatest minds around. Even the professor who invented it - Erno Rubik, thought it would be impossible to solve.The standard Rubik's Cube has six faces, each made up of 9 smaller squares (3x3 grid), and each face is of a different color. The cube consists of three types of pieces Center pieces (one per face, fixed in position) Edge pieces (located between center and corner pieces, having two colors)Corner pieces (located at the cube's corners, having three colors)
- Improves Problem-Solving Skills
- Enhances Spatial Awareness
- Boosts Memory
- Increases Patience and Persistence:
- Improves Focus and Concentration
- Encourages Analytical Thinking
