Logic Game - Brainometry

Most kids love a good brain teaser. 

This set is packed with fun logic challenges for curious young problem-solvers aged 5 and up.  

Using the colourful 3D shapes, your child must recreate the figures shown on the challenge cards. 

A wonderfully fun way to build focus and concentration. Try a few challenges at the breakfast table and kick-start the day with a little brain gymnastics. 

Includes: 

34 shapes

10 challenge cards

The activity helps your child develop skills and is great for your child's well-being:

• Strengthens visual perception.
• Develops your child's ability to find solutions when problems arise.
• This type of play stimulates your little one's spatial awareness.

Suitable for ages 5 yrs. to 10 yrs.

Logic games are a brilliant way to pass waiting or travel time — and best of all, no screens required. They're real brain workouts, cleverly disguised as fun. You can play alone or crack the puzzles together. With clear, structured rules, logic games are also an ideal choice for children and adults with special needs.

We like to refer to the brain as a “memory muscle” —  because the brain keeps growing and developing throughout life. Unlike our other muscles, it won’t grow bigger from protein shakes or weightlifting — but when you turn up the challenge, it becomes more adept at solving problems. Becoming sharper at remembering, combining ideas, and figuring out logical solutions is the foundation of brain training — just like running drills are the foundation of a soccer player’s physical training.

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