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Logic and attentionAges 5–830 min

Visual Puzzles

A maze, patterns to complete, odd-one-out rows and two pictures with five differences. Builds attention and logical thinking.

Skills

  • Planning
  • Pattern recognition
  • Close observation

You will need

  • Pencil
  • Coloured pencil

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Worksheet 1

The chick’s maze

Help the chick get from the start to the nest. Draw the path without crossing any wall.

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Worksheet 2

What comes next?

Look at the pattern in each row, then circle the shape that comes next.

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Worksheet 3

Which one is different?

Each row has one shape that does not belong. Mark it with ×, and say why it is different.

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Worksheet 4

Five differences

Compare the two pictures and circle each difference in the second one. There are five.

Differences found: 12345

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Answer key

Use these to check together once your child has finished, not while they work.

The chick’s maze

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What comes next?

  1. square
  2. heart
  3. square
  4. circle
  5. filled square

Which one is different?

  1. Shape 3 from the left: It is not a circle
  2. Shape 4 from the left: It is not filled in
  3. Shape 2 from the left: It is not a triangle
  4. Shape 4 from the left: The only shape that is not filled in

Five differences

  1. The cloud is missing
  2. The chimney is missing
  3. The door handle is missing
  4. The tree has two apples instead of three
  5. There is an extra flower
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Notes for parents and teachers

Helping without giving the answer

  • For the maze, suggest tracing with a finger first, then with the pencil.
  • For patterns, ask your child to read the pattern aloud: “circle, square, circle…”
  • For the differences, split the picture into parts: sky, house, garden.

Materials

  • Pencil
  • Coloured pencil
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