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SHAPE ADVENTURES

Eighteen shape games, one grand adventure.

Match pieces, finish patterns, sort candies, build a monster and find hidden shapes — eighteen real games made from our own storybook artwork. Every game plays on the screen with a tap or a drag: finger, stylus or mouse. No scores, no timers, nothing to install.

This way to Class 25 The class that goes with these adventures: Shapes, Patterns & Sorting.
A cartoon rocket with a circle, triangle, square and rectangle cut-out waiting for matching shape pieces. Build a Shape SpaceshipMatch every shape piece to its rocket hole — draw the line and blast off.Shape matching Play A friendly blue monster with empty spots for eyes, horns, arms and feet, next to a box of shape parts. Silly Monster FactoryDraw shape eyes, horns, arms and feet — your monster, your rules.Building with shapes Play Three hot air balloons with patterned bands of circles, triangles and squares. Hot Air Balloon PatternsSay the pattern, then draw or color what comes next in the sky.AB and AAB patterns Play A candy shop with three glass jars waiting for round, star and triangle candies. Candy Shape ShopDraw a line from every candy to its shape jar.Sorting by shape Play A pink castle window with circle, triangle, square and diamond cut-outs. Rainbow Window PuzzleFit the circle, triangle, square and diamond into the castle window.Shape matching Play Four little animal houses with an arch, square, triangle and rectangle door waiting to be matched. Animal Shape HousesMatch each door shape to its little house — the animals are waiting to get in.Shape matching Play A yellow submarine with four empty window frames of different shapes under the sea. Submarine Window RescueRepair the submarine — match the four window shapes to their frames.Shape matching Play A smiling turtle whose shell is missing mosaic pieces — triangles, diamonds, a square and a hexagon. Turtle Shell MosaicComplete the turtle’s shell — every mosaic piece has its own spot.Shape matching Play A fruit market with baskets for sorting apples, oranges and bananas by kind, color and size. Fruit Market SortingDraw a line from every fruit to the basket where it belongs.Sorting by kind, color and size Play A friendly wizard with an open spellbook showing shape patterns to finish. Wizard’s Magic PatternsRead the spell, then circle the shape that finishes it.AB, AAB and ABC patterns Play A peacock whose right tail side is empty, waiting for mirrored color spots. Peacock Feather SymmetryThe right side of the tail is empty — mirror the left side spot by spot.Symmetry and matching Play A ferris wheel with four cabins showing heart, star, circle and triangle cut-outs. Shape Ferris WheelMatch the heart, star, circle and triangle to their ferris wheel cabins.Shape matching Play A friendly green dragon with empty scale gaps shaped like a triangle, diamond, square, hexagon and rectangle. Dragon Scale PuzzleThe dragon lost some scales — match the shapes to fill the gaps.Shape matching Play Three penguins wearing scarves with red, blue and green stripe patterns to finish. Penguin Dress-Up PatternsRead the scarf pattern, then color the stripe that comes next.AB and AAB color patterns Play A clock tower at night with a circle clock face and triangle, square and rectangle windows to repair. Shape Clock TowerRepair the magical clock tower — every window is a shape waiting to fit.Shape matching Play A garden of mushrooms with dotted and starred caps showing patterns to complete. Enchanted Mushroom GardenRead the garden pattern, then circle what comes next.AB, AAB and ABC patterns Play A baking tray with six shape outlines waiting for circle, square, triangle, heart, star and rectangle cookies. Cookie Cutter BakeryMatch each cookie to its shape on the baking tray — then they bake!Shape matching Play A detective raccoon in a room full of objects — a clock, a book, a flag, a mirror and more — to sort by shape. Shape Detective MysteryThe detective needs help — find and circle the objects that match each shape.Finding shapes in objects Play

Every card is one real game — not a picture to look at. Progress is saved on this device for the child chosen in My Classroom.

FOR GROWN-UPS

What each game practises.

The eighteen adventures circle one big idea: shapes are things you can see, match, sort and predict. Slot games (spaceship, castle window, submarine, clock tower and friends) practise shape recognition and matching. Pattern games (balloons, spellbook, scarves, mushrooms) build the rhythm sense behind early maths. Sorting games (candy shop, fruit market) grow comparing and grouping. The monster factory is pure creative building, the peacock teaches mirror symmetry, and Detective Raccoon sends children hunting for shapes in everyday objects.

Sit nearby for the first game or two, hand over the tapping, and let your child lead. A miss is never a mark against them — every wrong tap comes back with a gentle hint instead of a score.

The adventures belong to Class 25 — Shapes, Patterns & Sorting on the Age 4 learning path, and they live beside the other collections: Writing Adventures and Colors & Creativity.