Hoppy

Logic Puzzles for Kids — Patterns, Order and Reasoning

Spot rules and patterns and crack reasoning puzzles to think sharper

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The first 3 units of every subject are free. First Phone Safety is free.

Levels

First thinking

Usually ages 3–4

Same and different · AB patterns · big and small

8 units

  • Bead Necklace Patterns
  • The Odd One Out
  • Who Came First?
  • Flower Bed Patterns
  • Grid Rule Game

Shape rules

Usually ages 5–6

Shape and color patterns · odd one out · ordering

8 units

  • Ribbon Patterns
  • Find the Suspicious One
  • Morning to Night
  • Footprint Patterns
  • In Both Boxes

Finding rules

Usually ages 6–7

Finding rules · ordering · turning shapes · scales

8 units

  • Train Car Patterns
  • The One That Doesn't Match
  • Magic Grid Rules
  • Order Puzzle
  • Picture in the Mirror

Cubes and clues

Usually ages 7–8

Counting cubes · clue puzzles · mirrors · scales

8 units

  • Count the Block Tower
  • Little Detective Clues
  • Secret Code Grid
  • Find the Fake
  • Twirling Turn Puzzles

Sequences and sudoku

Usually ages 8–9

Number patterns · 4×4 sudoku · 3×3 grids · deduction

10 units

  • Riddle Tables
  • My First Mini Sudoku
  • Detective's Notebook
  • Balancing Act
  • Block City

Harder sequences

Usually ages 9–10

Growing sequences · sudoku · scale equations · deduction

10 units

  • Overlap Expedition
  • Sudoku Challenge
  • The Case of the Missing Crown
  • Rotation Magic
  • Block Castle

Spatial thinking

Usually ages 11–12

Cube nets · folded paper · counting paths · Latin squares

20 units

  • Master's Grid
  • Unfold the Dice
  • Weight Detective
  • Sudoku Champion
  • Maze Shortcuts

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