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Logic games for kids: notice, match and try another way

A logic game can begin with noticing one useful detail: a matching outline, a turn in a path or part of a picture. Girafoufou’s puzzle box offers several ways to explore those details without a timer.

Try it together
INSIDE THE ENGLISH GAMEA four-piece watercolour jigsaw, with its picture guide and pieces ready to place
A four-piece watercolour jigsaw, with its picture guide and pieces ready to place

Different puzzles, different questions

Jigsaws ask where a piece belongs. Mazes ask where a path can go. Matching pairs and shadows ask what looks alike, while tangrams and picture sudoku offer other ways to reason with shapes and pictures. Choosing a puzzle your child understands matters more than reaching the hardest version.

A challenge that can step back

The puzzle box can increase difficulty after several successes and ease it after too many mistakes. An error is an opportunity to try another place or path. There is no leaderboard or countdown to turn exploration into a race.

SIDE BY SIDE

Look for one recognisable piece

  1. Open a jigsaw and look at the guide picture.
  2. Choose a piece with a clear detail.
  3. Touch the piece and its place, or drag it into position.

The size of the puzzle follows its current difficulty. Four, six, nine and twelve pieces are available.

Try a picture puzzle

The discovery games are free to try without a card or account. Full family access is paid. Check Prices for the current plans in pounds; changing between French and British English does not require another purchase.

PUT THE SCREEN DOWN

Make a picture puzzle together

You will need: A simple drawing on paper; a grown-up to cut it.

  1. Draw a large familiar object.
  2. Ask a grown-up to cut the paper into four pieces.
  3. Put the pieces together, using a second drawing as a guide if helpful.

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Questions
from parents.

Do children have to drag precisely?

The jigsaw can be played by touching a piece and then its place; dragging is also available. For a maze, tapping and finger-following are supported.

Carry the idea a little further.

FOR GROWN-UPS

Learning games for 3 year olds: look, touch and explore

Count three objects, match pictures and explore a talking picture book. Calm learning games for three-year-olds, with simple ideas to try off screen.

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Learning games for 4 year olds: sounds, numbers and puzzles

Explore letter sounds, compare groups and try a picture puzzle at four. British English voice guidance and a grown-up’s guide to choosing the next step.

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Maze games for kids: look for a path, one step at a time

Help Girafoufou find a path through a maze by tapping or following it with a finger. Explore turns and dead ends, then build a maze on the floor.

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Jigsaw puzzles for 3 year olds: begin with four pieces

Try a four-piece picture puzzle, with its guide still visible. Tap a piece and its place, or drag it; larger puzzles come later as the challenge grows.

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Product guide by the Girafoufou team. Updated . The activities described here are checked against the English game.

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The discovery games are free to try without a card or account. Full family access is paid. Check Prices for the current plans in pounds; changing between French and British English does not require another purchase.

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