What is LOGICO? A Hands-On Learning System Kids Can Use Again and Again
If you're looking for a screen-free educational activity that encourages children to think, solve problems and learn independently, LOGICO is well worth discovering.
LOGICO learning games combine colourful hands-on activity boards with interchangeable learning cards covering skills such as maths, literacy, logical thinking, visual perception, sequencing, concentration and problem solving.
Rather than simply completing another worksheet, children actively move coloured buttons to select their answers and can then check their own work — making LOGICO an engaging resource for both home learning and educational settings.
Hands-on learning without needing a tablet, computer or app.
Children can check their own answers and learn from mistakes.
One learning board can be used with many compatible activity card sets.
Children physically move the coloured buttons as they work through each activity.
What is LOGICO?
LOGICO is an educational learning system designed to make practising important skills more interactive.
Each LOGICO activity uses a learning board with coloured movable buttons and a compatible activity card. Children look at the questions or activities on the card and move the corresponding coloured button to the answer they believe is correct.
Once the activities are completed, the child can turn the card over to check whether the coloured buttons match the answer pattern.
This creates a simple cycle of:
Look carefully at the activity and work out the answer.
Move the matching coloured button into position.
Turn the card over and independently check the answers.
LOGICO Primo vs LOGICO Piccolo
There are two main LOGICO learning systems for younger children: LOGICO Primo and LOGICO Piccolo. Choosing the correct system is important because each uses its own compatible learning cards.
LOGICO Primo
LOGICO Primo is designed for preschoolers, kindergarten children and early learners.
The Primo system uses a blue board with six coloured buttons, making it simple for younger children to understand and use.
LOGICO Primo can help practise:
- Early numeracy and number recognition
- Colours and shapes
- Matching and sorting
- Patterns and sequencing
- Visual perception
- Concentration
- Logical thinking
- Early school-readiness skills
LOGICO Piccolo
LOGICO Piccolo is the next level and is designed for children moving into more detailed primary-school learning activities.
Piccolo uses a green board with ten coloured buttons, allowing children to complete more detailed activities.
LOGICO Piccolo can help practise:
- Maths and number strategies
- Literacy skills
- Problem solving
- Patterns and sequences
- Logical reasoning
- Visual perception
- Concentration and attention
- Independent learning
Important: Primo and Piccolo use different cards
LOGICO Primo activity cards are designed for the blue Primo board, while LOGICO Piccolo cards are designed for the green Piccolo board. Always check which LOGICO system an activity card belongs to before purchasing.
Why LOGICO is more than another worksheet
One of the things we like about LOGICO is that children are actively involved in the learning process.
They're not simply circling an answer or filling in a worksheet. They need to look, think, decide and physically move the buttons before checking their work.
This can make repetitive skill practice feel much more like a game.
The self-checking system means children don't always need an adult beside them telling them whether an answer is correct.
Children can check their work straight away and try again if they've made a mistake.
Instead of purchasing an entirely new learning toy each time, you can add compatible activity card sets to the same board.
LOGICO can be used at home, in classrooms or while travelling when children need something educational and screen-free to do.
Where can children use LOGICO?
LOGICO is flexible enough to be used in many different learning environments.
Use LOGICO for quiet-time activities, homework practice or extra reinforcement of a skill your child is currently learning.
LOGICO can be useful for independent work, learning rotations, extension activities and additional skills practice.
The screen-free format can also provide children with an educational activity during road trips, holidays and other travel.
Who is LOGICO suitable for?
LOGICO may be a particularly good choice for children who enjoy learning by touching, moving, matching and doing.
It can also be useful when parents or educators want children to practise a skill independently without automatically turning to a screen.
Different LOGICO activity card packs focus on different skills and difficulty levels, so you can choose resources that are appropriate for the individual child rather than relying only on age.
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What age is LOGICO Primo for?
LOGICO Primo is designed approximately for children aged 3–6 years and is the introductory LOGICO learning system.
What age is LOGICO Piccolo for?
LOGICO Piccolo is generally designed for children approximately 5–10 years old and offers more detailed activities for growing learners.
Do LOGICO Primo cards work with the Piccolo board?
No. Primo and Piccolo use different learning boards and compatible activity cards. Primo uses the blue six-button board, while Piccolo uses the green ten-button board.
Does LOGICO require batteries?
LOGICO is a hands-on learning system and does not rely on a digital screen or app for children to complete the activities.
Can LOGICO be used in schools?
Yes. LOGICO can be used in educational environments for independent practice, learning rotations, skill reinforcement and hands-on learning activities.
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