Logic Game - Kanoodle®

This clever handheld puzzle game challenges kids and grown-ups alike to recreate the patterns shown on the 200 challenge cards using the colourful pieces. 

Kanoodle has become a huge puzzle craze that your child will probably already recognise from friends, classmates, or the playground. 
Challenge each other to solve the puzzles against the clock and see whose brain works fastest. The brain-teasing tasks are fun for both younger players and adults alike. 

The compact game case keeps all the pieces together, making it perfect for travel and on-the-go puzzle fun.

The activity is great for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• Develops and supports your child's logical reasoning.
• Stimulates your child's ability to find solutions when problems arise.

Suitable for children aged 7 yrs. to Seniors

Logic games are a fun and engaging way to pass travel or waiting time — and best of all, no screen required. They're real brain workouts, cleverly disguised as fun. Children can play logic games alone or together. With clear, structured rules, logic games are also a great choice for children and adults with special needs.

At Toy Academy, we like to call the brain a “memory muscle” —  because the brain keeps developing and growing throughout life. Unlike other muscles, it won’t grow bigger from weightlifting and protein shakes — but when you turn up the challenge, it becomes better at solving problems. Becoming sharper at remembering, connecting the dots, and cracking logical puzzles is the foundation of brain training — just like running drills are the foundation of a soccer player’s physical training.

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