Size Safari
Your child sees pictures arranged for a comparison, sorting job or measurement question. They may choose the smaller object, order several sizes, read a pictured balance or count blocks beneath an object. Spoken prompts name the property to look at, which can change from one round to the next.
Every game is free for every family until 20 November 2026. No card, no payment.
What it practises
- Compare pictured size, height, length and width
- Order objects by a visible size property
- Read heavier and lighter from a pictured balance
- Compare fill amounts and count length in blocks
How the levels grow
- Seed Level 1
- Sprout Level 2
- Bloom Level 3
- Flourish Level 4
- Shine Level 5
Both age bands use the same content, and each level draws from its own set of questions. Level 1 focuses on bigger and smaller pictures, size sorting and matching across different sizes. Level 2 moves to height, length, width, visible fill amounts and ordering three objects. Level 3 brings balances, block measurements, middle-sized choices and ordering four or five objects. Levels 4 and 5 reuse the level 3 set, with six scenarios instead of five. They do not introduce two further sets of measurement topics.
Ages 2–4 play on the Pre-Nursery path and ages 4–6 on the Kindergarten path. Good play climbs a level; a hard day holds it, and a level earned is never taken away.
What you might notice
- Does your child check which property the question names?
- For weight questions, do they look at the balance?
Try it at home
Lay two spoons side by side with their handles starting at the same place. Compare their lengths together. Turn one spoon around and line up the ends again. Ask whether the turn changed its length, accepting pointing or a spoken answer.
Not in this game: The game does not practise using a real ruler or measuring in centimetres.
Home-learning units that use it
- Playgroup
- Big and Small
- Nursery
- Big, Bigger, Biggest Full and Empty
- KG 1
- Measure It
- KG 2
- Measuring with Hands and Cubes Heavier and Lighter: A Hanger Balance
- Ready for Class 1
- Length and Mass Volume and Picture Graphs