CLASS 30 · PRESCHOOL AGES 4–5

Logic, Thinking & Problem-Solving

Age 4–5 YearsClass 30 of 30Adventures 30 logic gamesSubjects Patterns · clues · sorting

Build early reasoning, observation, memory, matching, sequencing, sorting, and problem-solving skills through playful picture puzzles. Thirty draw-on-the-picture adventures — every one played on its own puzzle illustration, with plain written instructions and a printable worksheet twin in the Logic worksheet library.

Patterns to finish, odd ones to catch, shadows to match, mazes to trace and codes to crack — every puzzle is one big picture your child draws right on.

Meet the adventures Puzzles are best in short, happy sittings.

PLAY · THE 30 LOGIC ADVENTURES

Thirty puzzle adventures.

Start anywhere. The shelves climb gently — finish-a-pattern before two-clue logic — but every game stands alone. Each adventure twins with a printable worksheet at /worksheets/logic/.

1. Patterns and puzzles

What comes next, what completes the picture — Robot, Bunny and Turtle lead the way.

The robot beside three pattern rows: red and blue circles, yellow stars and green hearts, small and big robots, each with three choice cards.

2. Robot’s Rainbow LogicPattern completionPlay

A giraffe, an elephant and a crocodile beside three shadows labelled A, B and C.

3. Lion’s Shadow SafariShadow matchingPlay

A square maze with Squirrel at the start on the left and a golden acorn at the finish on the right.

4. Squirrel’s Acorn MazeMaze tracingPlay

A parade leader bear and four teddy bears of different sizes, each with a number box below.

5. Bear’s Big-to-Small ParadeSize orderingPlay

Two panels: the first with an apple, star, blue car, leaf and cupcake; the copy with the car missing, and three choice cards below.

6. Owl’s Memory MagicSpotting what’s missingPlay

7. Bunny’s Puzzle BlocksCompleting puzzlesPlay

2. Odd ones and matching

Spot the impostor, match shadows, sizes and tents.

Rows of blue spotted eggs with one red egg, green zigzag eggs with one dotted egg, and purple eggs with one giant egg.

8. Dinosaur Egg DetectiveOdd one outPlay

A key showing blue circle, yellow triangle, red square, and six ice floes with shapes between Penguin at START and a fish at FINISH.

9. Penguin’s Ice PathFollowing a keyPlay

Monkey beside three rows: apples with a banana, carrots with a cupcake, teddy bears with a red car.

10. Monkey’s Odd-One-Out MarketOdd one outPlay

A small mouse, a medium dog and a large elephant beside three tents labelled large, small and medium.

11. Elephant’s Size Sorting CircusSize matchingPlay

3. Codes and clues

Secret codes, clue hunts and two-clue logic.

Owl with a code key — red star equals one, blue heart equals two, yellow sun equals three — and three rows waiting for the right number.

12. Owl’s Secret CodeSimple codesPlay

A butterfly missing its right wing, a house missing its roof and a train missing a wheel, each with three piece choices.

13. Panda’s Missing PuzzleMissing piecesPlay

Three clue boxes — bike parts, giraffe neck and legs, a face and hands and clock — with three object cards each.

14. Raccoon’s Clue HuntClue readingPlay

Three clue cards — each a colored splash plus a shape — above three rows of three treasure chests.

15. Dragon’s Treasure LogicTwo-clue logicPlay

4. Sorting and routes

Shape sorting, shell patterns, rainbow routes and one traceable maze.

Three bridges with shape patterns and gaps, each with three shape choices below.

16. Turtle’s Bridge BuilderPattern completionPlay

Three rows of three block towers, each row with one clearly tallest tower.

17. Giraffe’s Tallest TowerComparing heightsPlay

Three shape boxes — red circle, blue triangle, yellow square — and six toys: blue triangle, yellow square, red circle, red triangle, blue square, yellow circle.

19. Koala’s Sorting StationSorting by shapePlay

Three clue boxes each show a coloured puzzle piece plus a food — green with an apple, yellow with a cupcake, red with a cookie — above three lettered baskets to choose from.

18. Fox’s Logic PicnicTwo-clue logicPlay

The octopus beside three shell pattern rows, each with an empty box and three choice shells.

20. Octopus’s Shell MysteryPattern completionPlay

A unicorn at START, six colored circles in two rows, and a castle at FINISH, with the key red, blue, yellow.

21. Unicorn’s Rainbow RouteFollowing a color keyPlay

5. Order, clues and the castle

Sequencing, secret objects, balloon logic — and the graduation castle.

Rows of five: round-petal flowers with one pointed red flower, square pots with one round pot, and butterflies with one mixed-shape butterfly.

22. Hedgehog’s Odd Shape GardenOdd one outPlay

Four picnic panels — Bear eating a sandwich, Bear carrying the picnic basket, Bear crawling on the blanket, Bear washing the plate — with number boxes below.

23. Bear’s Picnic OrderStory sequencingPlay

Three clue rows — color plus shape — each above four objects: red ball, blue ball, red car, blue car; small and big yellow and green stars; red and blue triangles and circles.

24. Raccoon’s Secret ObjectTwo-clue logicPlay

Three machines with empty spots — a round hole, a large gear-shaped hole and a light-blue gear hole — each above three pieces to choose from.

25. Fox’s Gear WorkshopShape and size matchingPlay

Three clue cards above groups of four balloons: red and blue with stars and hearts; big and small yellow and green; red and blue with circles and triangles.

26. Panda’s Balloon LogicTwo-clue logicPlay

Dragon beside three crystal pattern rows, each ending in a question mark, with choice crystals.

27. Dragon’s Crystal ChallengePattern completionPlay

28. Penguin’s Ice Block BuilderCompleting towersPlay

Bunny the detective beside the key — red circle, yellow star, purple heart — and six path circles with a carrot at the finish.

29. Bunny’s Path DetectiveFollowing a keyPlay

The graduation castle with three puzzle rows: a red-blue dot pattern with choices, an odd-one-out fruit row, and three teddy bears of different sizes.

30. Logic Castle GraduationThe grand logic challengePlay

All 30 planned adventures are playable and printed today — Class 30 is complete, and every game was audited against its own artwork before it shipped.

TAKE IT OFF SCREEN

Little puzzles in big kitchens.

Sock-drawer sorting

Sort socks by size or pattern — real objects, real sorting, real pride.
Ask “how did you decide?” and let the rule be theirs.

What comes next, snack edition

Line up apple, grape, apple, grape… and let your child place the next one.
Swap in crackers, berries or cheese cubes once the pattern clicks.

Logic at four is playful rules: same and different, first and last, big and small. The kitchen is full of all three.

A NOTE FROM THE PRINCIPAL

For the grown-ups.

Logic games teach children that rules are things you can spot, name and use. Every puzzle here shows its rule in pictures, speaks its question aloud, and answers a wrong tap with a hint instead of a buzzer — the habit being built is trying a rule again, not fear of getting it wrong.

The printable worksheets twin every game with room to draw, sort and circle. Browse the logic worksheets — and remember, downloading never marks a class complete; only finished games do, and only for the child chosen in My Classroom.

A true puzzle thinker!

Every solved puzzle sharpens the reasoning that maths and reading will lean on. The shelves remember where you left off for your chosen child.

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