
Pattern Blocks
Fill the picture with yellow hexagons, red trapezoids, blue diamonds and green triangles.
How it helps Name and match circles, squares, stars and more.
Skill · 12 puzzles · ages 3+
Naming shapes, matching them and seeing how small shapes build bigger ones is early geometry. These puzzles start with a toddler’s shape sorter and grow into tangrams and pattern blocks.
Knowing that two triangles make a square, or that a shape stays the same when it turns, is the base for area, symmetry and later geometry at school.
Identify, compare and compose shapes (Common Core K.G, 1.G; MOE Geometry; NEL Numeracy).

Fill the picture with yellow hexagons, red trapezoids, blue diamonds and green triangles.
How it helps Name and match circles, squares, stars and more.

Post every wooden shape through its own hole in the box.
How it helps Name and match circles, squares, stars and more.

Fit the tiles together: every arrow, heart and key finds its matching hole.
How it helps Match a shape to the hole it fits.


Fit every wooden piece into the rectangle, with none left over.
How it helps See how small shapes build a rectangle.


Fit every bitten clover coin into the round tray.
How it helps Notice circles inside circles.

Fit every wooden piece into the square, with none left over.
How it helps See how small shapes build a square.


Fit every wooden piece into the triangle, with none left over.
How it helps See how small shapes build a triangle.

Fit every wooden piece into the diamond, with none left over.
How it helps See how small shapes build a diamond.

Fit every wooden piece into the parallelogram, with none left over.
How it helps See how small shapes build a parallelogram.
Recognising shapes and their properties, and seeing how small shapes make bigger ones (two triangles make a square).
12 AmuseMind puzzles build it, from ages 3+: Pattern Blocks, Shape Sorter, Shape Match, Hexwood, Rectangle Tray, Tangram and more.
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