‘Dimensions’ Geometric Puzzles

About the game

Which circle is the biggest? And which square is the smallest? Your child has a whole collection of geometric shapes, and each one needs to find its place!

‘Geometric Sorting Game: Sizes’ is a wooden game designed to introduce children to shapes, colours and sizes. Circles, squares, triangles and rectangles are available in five sizes — from the largest to the smallest.

The child compares the shapes, matches them to the holes, arranges them in rows by size and learns to recognise the difference between the largest, the smaller and the smallest.

In the set

• 31 × 23 cm base with holes
• 20 inserts: 4 shapes (circle, square, triangle, rectangle) in 5 sizes each
• 4 colours: red, yellow, green, blue

How to play

1. Take out all the shapes.
2. The child finds the right place for each shape based on its shape and size.
3. Arrange the shapes of the same type from largest to smallest.

Where to start

Start with a single row — for example, with circles. Then — all the shapes together.

Game variations

• ‘Find the right size’: be given one shape and find its place;
• ‘From largest to smallest’;
• ‘Colour and size’: two rules at once;
• Find all the squares or all the smallest shapes.

What children can practise

• the concept of ‘more and less’
• geometric shapes and colours
• fine motor skills
• mathematical thinking

Who it’s for

Children aged 3 and over; at home, at kindergarten, or during lessons with a teacher.

Material

Wood-based board (pressed wood), bright print.