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.
Pick an age
Ages 2 to 3
Big pictures and a few choices: looking, matching and remembering.
1 game starts here
What Comes Next?
See these gamesAges 6 to 8
Words, paths and sums. Each puzzle is short, and there is no clock.
3 games start here
Number Sequences, Cryptogram, Rebus Riddles
See these gamesAges 9 to 11
Grids, codes and clues to work out one step at a time. Many of these stay open for older players.
1 game starts here
Letter Codes
See these gamesAges 12 to 15
Shape boards, word puzzles, hidden rules and number patterns. These start at ages 12 to 15 and stay open through age 17. No points and no clock.
2 games start here
Abstract Reasoning, Number Rules
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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.