Non-Verbal ReasoningYears 4–6Code Breaking
Shape code breaking
Crack a code where shapes represent letters or numbers by analysing labelled examples
What you'll learn
- 1
Imagine you have a secret code made of shapes! Each shape has a special meaning.
- 2
What do we call a set of shapes that follow a pattern?
- 3
Here's a code: a big red square turns into a small red square. What changed?
- 4
Let's crack this code together: big blue circle → small blue circle → ???
- 5
Tap the shape that comes next in this code: big red triangle → small red triangle → ???
- 6
In the code 'big red square → small red square', what changes each time?
- 7
What comes next: small yellow star → big yellow star → ???
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