Logic puzzles for children

A free thinking-skills trainer for children aged 5–12. Eight kinds of logic puzzle — patterns, odd-one-out, sorting, analogies, shapes and space, detective clues, comparing, and memory — adapt to your child and read themselves aloud, so a parent and child can play together.

How to use the logic trainer

1
Start with the check-up

A short, gentle quiz across all eight skills shows which kind of logic is strong and which needs practice.

2
Read it together

Every puzzle is narrated. Tap the speaker, or let your child listen, then choose the answer.

3
Practise the weak skill

The trainer suggests where to start and gets a little harder only when your child is ready.

4
Watch progress grow

Stars and a skill map show improvement. Save or print the report for yourself or the teacher.

Train reasoning with puzzles that grow with your child

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Features

Eight logic skills
Patterns, odd-one-out, sorting, analogies, shapes & space, detective deduction, compare & order, and attention & memory — each with unlimited adaptive puzzles.
Adaptive difficulty
Aimed at ages 5–12, the level rises only as your child answers correctly, so the puzzles stay challenging without becoming frustrating.
Voice narration
Every puzzle is read aloud, so a pre-reader can play alongside a parent without needing to read the prompts.
Parent skill map
A short check-up estimates the level in each of the eight skills and names the one to practise first, saved or printed as a PDF report.
Accessible design
Colour-blind-friendly shapes, large tap-anywhere buttons and an easy-to-read font option for young or struggling readers.
Runs in the browser
No installation, available in all nine interface languages, with progress saved on the device so you can resume any time.

What your child practises

  • Patterns & sequences — spotting a rule and predicting what comes next
  • Odd one out — comparing and ignoring what does not matter
  • Sorting — grouping things by one or two features at once
  • Analogies — carrying a relationship from one pair to another
  • Shapes & space — turning and mirroring shapes in the mind
  • Detective logic — combining clues to reach one answer
  • Compare & order — more, fewer, biggest, smallest, in order
  • Attention & memory — the foundation every other skill needs

Why a skill map, not just a score

“Problems with logic” is vague. This trainer turns it into something you can act on: a short check-up estimates your child’s level in each of eight reasoning skills, names the one to start with, and shows it improving as you practise together. Puzzles adapt so the work is always just hard enough — the proven way children stay motivated.

Questions parents ask

What age is this for?

Ages 5 to 12. The puzzles start simple and the difficulty rises only as your child succeeds, so the same trainer stays useful for years.

Does my child need to read?

No. Every puzzle is shown with shapes and colours and is read aloud, so a pre-reader can play with a parent nearby.

My child’s teacher said he has trouble with logic. Can this help?

Yes — start with the check-up. It shows which specific skill is weak (for example deduction or patterns) so you can practise the right thing instead of guessing.

Is it really free?

Yes, the trainer is free and runs in your browser. Progress is saved in this browser so you can pick up where you left off.

Can I share the results with a teacher?

Yes. The parent report can be saved as a PDF or printed to take to a parent-teacher meeting.

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Who is this tool for?
🎓 Students 📚 Educators & Teachers 👨‍👩‍👧 Parents & Families
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