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Fun exercises for all ages

Move the items situated in the specified position to the cells at the bottom.

Enter the ID of the robot parts; pay attention to the correct order.

What are the correct moves to solve the Rubik's cube?

Figure out the rule and find the solution.

Select the map showing the point marked on the landscape.

Recognise the nets of various geometric shapes.

Spot the different character.

Click on the items that occur four times.

Which square can be assembled by combining the parts?

Which card describes the route between the two points?

Practice calculating the area of circles.

Count how many of each item you can see in the picture.

Colour pictures by numbers.

Follow the pattern from the starting point to the finish line.

Which part is missing from the image?

Recognise Roman numerals and practice calculations with them.

Match the routes with the destinations.

What shape is formed by the overlapping layers from above?

Two items in the image are identical; mark them.

The right and left sides of the cards are mixed. Put them to the correct place.

Place all eight items where they belong to.

Find the correct destination using the direction and the distance given on the card.

Which map represents the landscape correctly?

Which configuration is impossible when rotating a standard Rubik's cube?

Which Rubik's cube shows the result of the determined rotations?

Which set of moves will put the marked cube to the correct place in the Rubik's cube?

Follow the arrows to find the path.

A simplified version of Sudoku.

Match the sets of cubes with the structures.

Find the objects in the large picture.

Calculate the value of banknotes and coins.

Assemble the path using the available elements.

Find the correct path.

Click on the items that occur three times.

Recognise the objects from different points of views.

Match the sets of items with the pictures you can assemble from them.

How many sections form the shortest path between the two marked nodes?

Find out the logic of matching the pictures.

Which detail is not part of the large image?

Mark where the small square of four pictures is in the big square.

The place marked with a question mark is missing something that can be found in the other group.

Learn English words through colours.

Paper folding step by step.

What colour is the result?

Arrange the drawing phases in the correct order.

Perform the operations and colour the pictures.

There are 10 differences between the two images, find all of them.

Exercises related to works of art.

Match the colour combinations.

What can you see in the circle?

Find the matching pairs.

What shape was the paper before folding it?

Which detail fits into the picture?

Mark the pattern that fits into the empty place.

What would you see if you placed the three partial pictures above one another?

Mark the piece that complements the figure.

Mark the matching piece.

Recognise the rule to find the solution.

Match the identical animals.

Which item matches the topic of the picture?

Which structures form a cube when combined?