Learn shapes
Ages 3–10
Find circles, squares, triangles, stars and more.
Learning games for 5 and 6 year olds
Junior Thinkers are ready for a little more challenge. Alongside shapes and counting, they train their memory with card games, find the rule in a pattern, spot the odd one out and add up their first sums with pictures. Each world on the adventure map raises the difficulty a little, so your child keeps progressing at a comfortable pace.
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What your child learns
- First sums with pictures
- Patterns and sequences
- Memory and concentration
- Logical thinking: finding the odd one out
- Counting, shapes and comparing sizes
Games your child will play
Shadow match
Ages 3–6
Match each picture to its shadow.
Count with Brainy
Ages 3–6
Count the objects one by one and pick the right number.
Connect the dots
Ages 3–10
Tap the numbers in order; older children count in 2s or 5s.
Big and small
Ages 3–6
Compare sizes and tap the big or the small one.
Memory cards
Ages 3–10
Flip the cards and find the matching pairs.
Picture puzzle
Ages 3–10
Swap the pieces to put the picture back together.
Maze
Ages 3–10
Guide Brainy through a new maze to the star.
Pattern finder
Ages 5–10
Spot the rule and choose what comes next.
Odd one out
Ages 5–10
Find the one that does not belong.
Adding up
Ages 5–10
Add up groups of pictures to find the total.
Tell the time
Ages 5–10
Read the clock: o’clock, half past and quarter past or to.
Quiz
Ages 3–10
Short, mixed quizzes, and a big quiz at the end of every world.
Colouring
Ages 3–10
23 cute pictures to colour in, plus free drawing.
Questions parents ask
Is IntelloKids good for children starting school?
Yes. The games for 5 and 6 year olds practise the early maths and thinking skills children use in their first school years, such as counting, adding, patterns and sorting, in short and playful sessions.
Will the games become too easy?
No. The adventure map has 100 levels and the difficulty rises world by world. The quiz at the end of each world mixes everything your child has practised.
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