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Shape Builder
StarterGrowingChallengeAdventure15 playable stages
Complete five friendly pictures by choosing the shape that fits each missing space. There is no timer, penalty, advertising, or competitive score.
Shape Recognition
Spatial Reasoning
Visual Comparison
AgeAges 3-7
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
15 numbered stages ready
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Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds problem solving and spatial thinking.
Try togetherNotice one clue before choosing.
About 6 minutes · Shared play
4 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Bridge Builder
StarterGrowingChallenge9 playable stages
Choose a bridge piece that spans a visible gap exactly.
Spatial Reasoning
Measurement
Comparison
AgeAges 3-8
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
9 numbered stages ready
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Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds step order, focus, and simple strategy.
Try togetherAsk what they will try first.
About 6 minutes · Shared play
1 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Pack the Picnic
StarterGrowing6 playable stages
Choose the picnic group that fills the available basket space exactly.
Spatial Reasoning
Comparison
Planning
AgeAges 3-8
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
6 numbered stages ready
Choose a stage inside the game
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds step order, focus, and simple strategy.
Try togetherAsk what they will try first.
About 6 minutes · Shared play
1 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Step-by-Step Robot
StarterGrowing6 playable stages
Plan a short arrow sequence that guides a friendly robot to its destination.
Route Planning
Sequences
Spatial Reasoning
AgeAges 3-8
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
6 numbered stages ready
Choose a stage inside the game
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds step order, focus, and simple strategy.
Try togetherAsk what they will try first.
About 6 minutes · Shared play
1 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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Logic Door
Starter3 playable stages
Use visible clues to rule out choices and open the one door that fits every clue.
Logical Reasoning
Clue Elimination
Comparison
AgeAges 3-8
InputTouch + Mouse
SoundNo audio needed
3 numbered stages ready
Choose a stage inside the game
Parent tips & level options
Why playBuilds step order, focus, and simple strategy.
Try togetherAsk what they will try first.
About 6 minutes · Shared play
1 of 4 broad level tracks ready. Numbered stages are smaller activities within those tracks. Advanced access can vary.
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