This isn’t just about assembling a puzzle — it’s about thinking it through. The child is challenged to build a perfect square using pieces of different shapes, with no visual guide. It’s a logic game and a persistence test in one. Each attempt trains problem-solving, and once the square is complete — there's a genuine sense of pride and the motivation to keep going and try more.
— 2 wooden puzzle boards
— 12 squares (6 on each board), divided into 1–8 pieces
— 30 wooden elements total
— Level: beginner (1 out of 3 levels in the series)
— Safe, durable materials with high-quality print
— Spatial awareness and shape recognition
— Logical thinking and visual analysis
— Patience, focus, and persistence
— Fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
— “Blind Square”: give pieces without a template — child must build the shape independently
— “Find the Odd Piece”: add one incorrect part and ask the child to identify it
— “Shape vs. Color”: match based on shape only, ignoring color (and vice versa)
— “Compare Difficulty”: give squares with fewer and more parts — child evaluates complexity
— Ideal for logic sessions, Nikitin method games, early math, and classroom challenges
— Preschools, early grades, inclusive classrooms
— Developmental and speech therapy centers
— Homeschoolers and families seeking cognitive games
— Educators using Nikitin-based materials or early logic programs
— Recognized format (Nikitin method) — trusted by educators and parents
— Introductory level — easy to sell as a starting set
— Two boards — perfect for pairs, group use, or classroom sets
— Compact, durable, highly replayable and great for display
🔸 This game teaches not just logic — it builds the habit of finishing what you start, believing in yourself, and moving forward with joy and confidence.