🧩 KG 2 · Thinking & feelings · Ages 5–6 · about 3 weeks
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Puzzles and Logic
Goal: Solve logic puzzles, explain their thinking, and keep trying when something is hard.
For parents: Praise the effort and the explanation, not just the answer. 'You tried three ways before it worked!' builds persistence.
Do together
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Who am I?
You need: NothingGive clues one at a time: 'I am an animal. I have a long neck. I eat leaves from tall trees.' Your child guesses after each clue.
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Build a picture
You need: Large paper shapes prepared by an adultUse a few triangles, squares and rectangles to make a house, boat or an invented picture. Turn and move the pieces to try different arrangements. Ask your child to explain one choice. This does not need a standard tangram set.
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Odd one out and why
You need: Four objects or picturesWhich one does not belong? There can be more than one right answer — the reason is what matters.
Talk about it
- How did you work that out?
- What will you try next if that doesn't work?
- Is there another answer?
Words to use
- clue
- puzzle
- because
- try
- solve
Play (optional)
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Odd One Out
Logic -
Pattern Parade
Patterns -
Shape Detective
Shape clues -
Focus Farm
Attention
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