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Logic Lagoon

Logic Lagoon practises looking for a relationship between pictures. Your child sorts into named baskets, chooses what comes next in a repeating row, or finds the picture the game places outside a group. Story Steps gives older players events to arrange in order. You can talk about the rule in each round and listen to another grouping your child notices in Odd One Out.

Play Logic Lagoon free Ages 2–6 3 of 4 games for ages 2–4, 4 for ages 4–6

Free for every family until 20 November 2026Every game and level. No card needed.

Where to start

For ages 2–4, begin with Pattern Parade's alternating pictures, then try Sort It Out's named groups. For ages 4–6, start with Sort It Out, then Story Steps for ordered events. Odd One Out offers picture comparisons in both bands; invite your child to explain a choice together.

Every game climbs from Seed, level 1, to Shine, and for older Kindergarten children the maths and reading games start higher. Good play climbs a level; a hard day holds it, and a level earned is never taken away.

The 4 games in Logic Lagoon

  • Four cards: a tennis racket, a fish, an octopus and a shell.

    Odd One Out

    Compare familiar pictures by category

    Ages 2–6 At home: 6 units

  • Apple, apple, banana, banana, apple, apple, then a question mark, with an apple, a banana and a red ball to choose from.

    Pattern Parade

    Notice a repeating group in a picture sequence

    Ages 2–6 At home: 16 units

  • Three numbered story boxes, and three cards to put in order: The moon comes out, The sun sets, A sunny day.

    Story Steps

    Arrange pictured events in their given sequence

    Ages 4–6 At home: 16 units

  • Two baskets, In the sky and In the water, and a boat, a butterfly, a fish and an eagle to sort.

    Sort It Out

    Sort pictures using two named categories

    Ages 2–6 At home: 12 units

What these games practise

  • Sort pictures into two named categories
  • Identify a picture drawn from a different category
  • Choose the next item in a repeating picture pattern
  • Arrange pictured events in their given sequence
  • Compare the amounts in sorted groups

Try it at home

Draw a spoon, cup, spoon and cup in a row on paper. Say the repeating pair together and ask what you should draw next. Your child can point to an earlier picture to answer. Let them choose another pair of drawings for you to continue.

Not in these games: These games do not practise creating original patterns or stories on screen.

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Every game is free until 20 November 2026.

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