Logic Games for Kids provides fourteen programs
that challenge a child’s thinking skills. The programs are aimed
at Grades K through 8, but can be enjoyed by all. Each
program in Logic Games for Kids has a number of playing
options to provide a large variety of game situations.
Concentration is the classic card game where you search for
matching pairs of cards. Simon Says is an echo game that
challenges memory skills– repeat patterns of colors,
shapes, or pictures. Codebreaker asks you to decipher a
multi-color code using clues from the computer. Build a Wall
and Jelly Beans are competitions between two players or
versus the computer. In Build a Wall, you take turns adding
blocks to a wall trying to complete it. In Jelly Beans, you
take turns removing beans from a jar and the one who takes
the last bean loses! Awari is an ancient African pebbles-in-pits
game. Logical planning skills are needed to collect pebbles from
the pits.
In Drop Four, you try to line up four basketballs or soccer
balls by dropping them down a vertical playing grid. In Row
of Five, the object is to line up five markers in a row on a
checker board. Play against the computer (different
difficulties) or a friend. In Reverse, by trapping your
opponent’s playing pieces, they reverse color and become
your pieces. The one with the most pieces at the end of the
game wins. Play Checkers against a computer opponent. The
computer isn’t so smart that it can’t be beat. Slider Puzzle is the
classic puzzle where you arrange sliding tiles in order on a playing
board. Twister Puzzle is a two-dimensional version of Rubik’s cube.
Star Puzzle asks you to jump pieces on a star board to end up with
certain results. In Peg Puzzle, you jump pegs on a cross-shaped
board removing each jumped peg – the goal is to match one of many
patterns.
