LOGICO Primo · 16 Cards · Ages 3+
Hands-on early geometry without a screen
LOGICO Primo Learn About Shapes introduces 2D shapes, 3D forms, visual matching and spatial reasoning through reusable self-checking activities.
Early geometry skills
Look closely, compare shapes and work out the answer
Recognise 2D shapes
Match circles, squares, triangles and other flat shapes while building early geometry vocabulary.
Explore 3D forms
Begin distinguishing solid forms from flat shapes and connect geometry with familiar objects.
Strengthen visual thinking
Compare details, identify similarities and differences, and consider how shapes are positioned or combined.
Independent learning routine
How LOGICO Primo works
Children solve each activity physically, then check their own answer pattern—without batteries, an app or a screen.
Insert a card
Slide one Learn About Shapes activity card into the blue six-button LOGICO Primo board.
Look, think and move
Solve the six problems by moving the coloured buttons beside the chosen answers.
Flip and check
Turn the card over and compare its coloured answer pattern with the button positions.
At a glance
LOGICO Primo Learn About Shapes details
- Included
- 16 LOGICO Primo learning cards
- Learning focus
- 2D and 3D shapes, matching, spatial reasoning and visual discrimination
- Recommended age
- Approximately 3 years and over
- Required equipment
- Blue six-button LOGICO Primo board, sold separately
- Compatibility
- LOGICO Primo only; not compatible with the green Piccolo board
- Learning format
- Hands-on, reusable and self-checking
Helpful answers
LOGICO Primo Learn About Shapes FAQs
Does this include the blue LOGICO Primo board?
No. This product contains the 16 Learn About Shapes cards. The blue six-button Primo board is required and sold separately.
Can these cards be used with the green Piccolo board?
No. Primo and Piccolo use different boards and card formats. These cards require the blue LOGICO Primo board.
How are the answers checked?
After completing a card, children turn it over and compare the coloured answer pattern with the positions of their buttons.
What do the activities teach?
Children practise 2D and 3D shape recognition, visual matching, spatial reasoning, shape classification and identifying geometric forms in familiar pictures.
