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Shapes, mazes and logic puzzles. 35 skills from Senior Kindergarten to Grade 6, each a short lesson in Star Steps that explains the idea first, then practises it.
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- Senior Kindergarten to Grade 6
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Senior Kindergarten
5 skills · ages 5 to 6. Everything in Senior Kindergarten
- Same and DifferentSpotting what changed
- Odd One OutWhich does not belong
- Finding PairsThings that go together
- Counting PuzzlesHow many altogether
- Shapes That FitFinding the right hole
Try a question
A cat and a dog are the same because both are?
- toys
- birds
- animals
- plants
Answer: animals
Grade 1
5 skills · ages 6 to 7. Everything in Grade 1
- Odd One OutWhich one does not belong
- What Comes NextPatterns that keep going
- Same and DifferentSorting by what matters
- Shape PatternsRepeating shapes
- Finding a WayRoutes and dead ends
Try a question
Out of circle, square, triangle and yellow, the odd one out is?
- triangle
- square
- yellow
- circle
Answer: yellow
Grade 2
5 skills · ages 7 to 8. Everything in Grade 2
- Sorting RulesOne rule at a time
- Trickier SequencesPatterns with a bigger jump
- Matching PairsThings that go together
- Secret CodesSwapping symbols
- Balance PuzzlesWhich side is heavier
Try a question
A good sorting rule gives an answer that is?
- confusing
- clear
- secret
- random
Answer: clear
Grade 3
5 skills · ages 8 to 9. Everything in Grade 3
- Riddles with RulesClues that narrow it down
- Grid PuzzlesRows, columns and rules
- True or FalseTesting a statement
- Number PuzzlesClues about numbers
- Shape PuzzlesCutting and fitting
Try a question
I am a number between 10 and 20, and I am even and end in 4. I am?
- 16
- 14
- 12
- 24
Answer: 14
Grade 4
5 skills · ages 9 to 10. Everything in Grade 4
- If-Then PuzzlesFollowing a chain of rules
- Weighing and BalancingPuzzles with a set of scales
- Number RiddlesClues about a hidden number
- Logic GridsMatching with clues
- Thinking AheadPlanning your moves
Try a question
If A leads to B and B leads to C, then A leads to?
- C
- nothing
- B backwards
- A only
Answer: C
Grade 5
5 skills · ages 10 to 11. Everything in Grade 5
- Logic GridsMatching sets with clues
- Working BackwardsStart at the end
- Guess and CheckA sensible first attempt
- ChanceHow likely is it
- Counting WaysHow many combinations
Try a question
In a logic grid puzzle, each item from one set matches exactly?
- three
- one
- none
- two
Answer: one
Grade 6
5 skills · ages 11 to 12. Everything in Grade 6
- DeductionCertainty from clues
- Counting PossibilitiesHow many ways?
- Fair GamesWhen is a game even?
- Odd and Even TricksParity puzzles
- Sets and OverlapsGrouping with logic
Try a question
If a conclusion follows from false premises, the conclusion may still be?
- false
- true
- proved
- certain
Answer: false