With PremiumMovements
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
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Logic and Thinking Games for Kids
Try continuing a pattern of shapes. Then explore a game that involves comparing, checking conditions or working with numbers.
17 games in this collection
How to play
Look at the pattern and choose the next shape. Try three patterns.
The open round is a separate activity on this page. It does not award profile stars.
Round complete! What shall we explore next?
Try the course tasks →Choose a game
Try a short round here, then choose a game. Each game explains its rules and access conditions.
With Premium
With PremiumQSort Ex
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
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With PremiumFruits Math
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
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Basic gamePiggy Bank
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
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Basic gameQSort
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
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With PremiumAnagramms
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
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With PremiumOperations
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
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Basic gameSimplicity
Solve arithmetic problems in your head.
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With PremiumMath Matrix
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
Rules and playBasic gameGeometrix
Remember the board and answer how many coloured cells were shown.
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With PremiumFast Addition
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
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With PremiumMemory Compare
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
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With PremiumGeo Switching Ex
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
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Basic gameGeo Switching
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
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With Premium360
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
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With PremiumColor Matrix
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
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Basic gameMath Compare
Compare shapes, numbers or the conditions of a task.
Rules and playA small activity to share
Start with one short round together. Explain the rule, give your child time to choose and discuss what helped. The open round here has no timer. Full games have their own rules and may use time limits.
What to try next
Questions and answers
Do we need to register for the first round?
No. The open round runs on this page. It does not save learning progress or award profile stars.
Is every game in the catalogue free?
No. Cards distinguish basic games from games with Premium. Each game page explains its rules and access conditions.
How should we start together?
Try the open round together first. Explain the rule and help with the controls while letting your child choose the answers. Take a break if they get tired.
How is the kindergarten collection different?
It contains selected visual games. The open round uses two pairs of large shapes without a timer, reading or counting; the memory page uses six pairs. Full games have their own rules.