LOGICO PRIMO • THINKING SKILLS • AGES 5+

Logic Games with Little Robots

LOGICO Primo Logic Games with Little Robots contains 16 interactive learning cards that challenge children to compare, observe, sequence, recognise patterns and solve colourful visual logic problems.

LOGICO Primo • Logic Games with Little Robots • 16 Learning Cards • Ages 5+

WHAT YOU ARE BUYING

This Product Is the Learning Card Pack

You receive 16 LOGICO Primo Logic Games with Little Robots learning cards for children aged approximately 5 years and over.

Children explore logical thinking, visual perception, patterns, analogies, sequencing, missing parts and visual problem solving .

These cards require the blue 6-button LOGICO Primo board , which is sold separately.

PLEASE NOTE BEFORE ORDERING

The Blue LOGICO Primo Board Is Required

The blue Primo board is NOT included with this card pack.

Logic Games with Little Robots is designed specifically for the 6-button LOGICO Primo Blue Board .

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Primo = Blue Board

🔵 LOGICO Primo Ages 3–6 • Blue Board • 6 Movable Buttons THIS CARD PACK 🟢 LOGICO Piccolo Level 2 • Green Board • 10 Movable Buttons NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THESE CARDS

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🟢 LOGICO Piccolo Level 2 • Green Board • 10 Movable Buttons NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THESE CARDS

NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THESE CARDS

THINK LIKE A LITTLE ROBOT DETECTIVE

Look for the Clues Before Choosing the Answer

The colourful robots may look playful, but the activities ask children to notice important differences in shapes, colours, patterns, symbols and positions.

Children need to compare what they see, identify the relationship and then decide which solution logically belongs.

THINKING SKILLS

What Does Logic Games with Little Robots Develop?

🧠 Logical Thinking Recognise relationships, similarities, differences and logical rules. 👀 Visual Perception Notice small differences in robot shapes, colours, symbols and patterns. 🔁 Pattern Recognition Identify visual patterns and determine what should logically come next. 🧩 Problem Solving Analyse a challenge and work out which answer completes the problem. 🔗 Analogies Compare relationships between shapes, colours and other visual features. 🎯 Concentration Look closely and stay focused while working through each visual puzzle.

🧠 Logical Thinking Recognise relationships, similarities, differences and logical rules.

👀 Visual Perception Notice small differences in robot shapes, colours, symbols and patterns.

🔁 Pattern Recognition Identify visual patterns and determine what should logically come next.

🧩 Problem Solving Analyse a challenge and work out which answer completes the problem.

🔗 Analogies Compare relationships between shapes, colours and other visual features.

🎯 Concentration Look closely and stay focused while working through each visual puzzle.

16 LEARNING CARDS

What Will Children Actually Do?

The activities use colourful robot puzzles to practise different types of visual and logical reasoning.

🤖 Cards 1, 5, 9 & 13 – Match the Robots Match robots using shapes, patterns, icons, twins and mirror-image clues. 👆 Card 2 – Follow the Lines Follow visual pathways using the eyes and hands while maintaining attention. 🔧 Cards 6, 10 & 14 – Find Missing Robot Parts Identify which missing part correctly completes each robot picture. 🔁 Cards 3, 7 & 11 – Complete the Sequence Continue patterns and domino-style sequences by recognising the logical order. ❌ Cards 12 & 15 – Find the Odd One Out Decide which pattern or object does not belong with the others. 🔗 Cards 4 & 8 – Solve Visual Analogies Work out relationships involving shapes, colours and robot energy levels.

🤖 Cards 1, 5, 9 & 13 – Match the Robots Match robots using shapes, patterns, icons, twins and mirror-image clues.

👆 Card 2 – Follow the Lines Follow visual pathways using the eyes and hands while maintaining attention.

🔧 Cards 6, 10 & 14 – Find Missing Robot Parts Identify which missing part correctly completes each robot picture.

🔁 Cards 3, 7 & 11 – Complete the Sequence Continue patterns and domino-style sequences by recognising the logical order.