The games
Each game is a short puzzle with five levels. A child only sees the games made for their age, and each game trains one main skill.
Ages 4 to 5
Short puzzles for counting, sorting and spotting a change.
Memory
Sequence CopyWatch the lights and listen, then tap the pads in the same order.Ages 4 to 8MemoryAttention Memory TrayLook at the tray, then remember what was on it.Ages 4 to 8MemoryAttention
Logic
Mini SudokuFill the grid so every shape shows up once in each row, column and box.Ages 5 to 8LogicAttention Category SortingSort each picture into the group it belongs in.Ages 4 to 8LogicAttention Counting MatchCount the pictures and pick the number that says how many.Ages 4 to 6LogicAttention Opposites MatchPick the picture that is the opposite of the word.Ages 4 to 6LogicPatterns
Spatial
Shape FitPut the pieces back together to fill the whole shape.Ages 5 to 8SpatialLogic Maze PathHelp the mouse find a way through the maze to the cheese.Ages 4 to 8SpatialLogic JigsawSwap the pieces around until the picture is whole again.Ages 4 to 8SpatialAttention
Attention
Odd One OutLook closely and pick the one that is different from the rest.Ages 4 to 8AttentionPatterns Spot the DifferenceLook at two pictures and tap everything that has changed.Ages 4 to 8AttentionMemory
The five skills
- Memory
- Holding things in mind, like where a card was or the order of a few lights.
- Logic
- Working things out step by step, like which shape has to go in a square.
- Patterns
- Spotting what repeats and what comes next.
- Spatial
- Seeing how shapes fit together, and how they look when turned.
- Attention
- Looking closely to find what is different.