Non-Verbal Reasoning

Master the art of seeing and transforming shapes in visual challenges. In this topic, you'll develop powerful spatial reasoning skills by finding hidden shapes in complex images, reflecting patterns across lines of symmetry and rotating objects to see them from different angles. You'll learn how to visualise transformations before they happen, like predicting what a shape will look like when flipped or turned. These skills help you solve puzzles where shapes combine to create new pictures, and understand how patterns appear when paper is folded and unfolded.

Discover the world of three-dimensional shapes through hands-on challenges that develop your spatial reasoning skills. You'll find out how flat patterns called "nets" fold into pyramids, prisms and cubes, learning to visualise which faces connect and what each 3D shape looks like when unfolded. Build your understanding by exploring how shapes combine and stack to create complex structures, and develop the ability to picture what these structures look like from different viewpoints – especially from directly above.

Unlock the power of pattern recognition and logical thinking. Patterns are everywhere in mathematics and the world around us – from sequences of numbers to visual designs that follow hidden rules. In this topic, you'll become a pattern detective, working out what comes next in sequences and discovering the rules that make patterns work. You'll tackle matrix puzzles where shapes, colours or positions change in systematic ways. By carefully observing what stays the same and what changes from one step to the next, you'll develop the logical reasoning skills needed to predict missing pieces and complete sequences with confidence.

Sharpen your pattern recognition and logical reasoning skills through engaging visual puzzles that train your brain to spot connections others might miss. You'll start by identifying what makes groups similar and finding the odd one out, then progress to more complex challenges involving shape analogies and coded patterns. These puzzles develop crucial thinking skills used every day – from sorting information into categories, to spotting when something doesn't fit, to cracking codes by identifying rules and relationships.