Logic Puzzle - Mental Blox 360

This clever game challenges kids to recognise, match, and recreate different shapes and patterns. 

The goal is to recreate the designs shown on the game cards, either by looking at them or by listening to another player describe the shapes and patterns out loud. A brilliant way to practise both spatial thinking and communication skills at the same time.

You can also turn it into a memory game by letting players study the card for a few seconds before rebuilding the design from memory alone. 

Includes:

• Box
• 20 large plastic pieces (approx. 5 cm) in 3 different designs and 4 different shapes
• 40 challenges

Here, essential skills are developed, which are wonderful for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• Develops hand-eye coordination, which is activated for example when we catch, throw, or kick the ball that comes flying at us in the playground, or when we cut a precise line with scissors or want to pour a glass of water without missing.
• Improves and develops your child's ability to concentrate.

Suitable for children aged 5 yrs. to 8 yrs.

Logic games are a fun and engaging way to pass travel time and long waits — and best of all, no screens required. They're fantastic 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.

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 cornerstone of brain training — just like running drills are the foundation of a soccer player’s physical training.

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