What puzzle types are included?

Seven: Odd One Out, What Comes Next, Spot Difference, Shadow Match, Sort Master, Number Logic and Maze Steps.

Does it help with school reasoning tests?

The puzzle types map closely onto the non-verbal reasoning found in school entrance papers — odd one out, sequences, pattern completion and classification.

What age range does it cover?

Around 4 to 10. The easier sets suit pre-schoolers while Number Logic and Maze Steps stretch children well into primary school.

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Logic Puzzles

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About Logic Games for Kids

Logic Games collects seven distinct puzzle types rather than one idea repeated. Odd One Out asks children to spot what does not belong, What Comes Next tests pattern completion, Spot Difference trains careful looking, and Shadow Match pairs objects to their silhouettes.

The rest push further: Sort Master groups items by a rule the child has to work out, Number Logic applies the same reasoning to numbers, and Maze Steps requires planning a route before setting off. Together they cover the main strands of reasoning that show up in school entrance tests and reasoning papers, which is why this is one of the more genuinely useful games on the site.

How to Play

Pick a puzzle type from the seven available.
Study the set and work out the rule.
Choose your answer — the odd one, the next in sequence, the match.
Move on to a harder set once you have it.

What Kids Learn

Pattern recognition and sequencing
Classifying by a rule you have to deduce
Careful visual comparison
Planning a route before moving

Questions Parents Ask

What puzzle types are included?: Seven: Odd One Out, What Comes Next, Spot Difference, Shadow Match, Sort Master, Number Logic and Maze Steps.
Does it help with school reasoning tests?: The puzzle types map closely onto the non-verbal reasoning found in school entrance papers — odd one out, sequences, pattern completion and classification.
What age range does it cover?: Around 4 to 10. The easier sets suit pre-schoolers while Number Logic and Maze Steps stretch children well into primary school.

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