What Comes Next? A logic and pattern game for kids

Logical reasoning

Find the pattern, pick the next piece!

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Your child sees a row or grid of shapes with one missing piece and picks the piece that completes the pattern.

This trains fluid reasoning — spotting rules and using them on something new, a key part of logical thinking.

Simple repeating patterns grow into puzzles where two features change at once, with counting, rotating arrows and matrix puzzles at the top levels.

Skill
Logical reasoning
Ages
6–12 years
Levels
20 levels, adapts automatically
What grown-ups can track
Puzzles solved

How to play

  1. Look at the pictures in order.
  2. Find the pattern: what repeats or changes?
  3. Tap the piece that fits the ❓ spot.

Why it helps

Based on pattern-completion tasks and Raven-style matrices used to study reasoning. Grown-ups can see accuracy. It does not measure IQ.

💡 Make patterns with beads, LEGO or claps and ask “what comes next?”. Let your child make one for you to solve.

Frequently asked questions

Is it an IQ test?

No. It uses puzzle types similar to reasoning tests, but it is a game for practice, not a measurement of IQ.

What age is it for?

Kids 6 to 12. Level 1 starts with simple AB AB patterns.

Are the puzzles always different?

Yes, every puzzle is generated freshly, with exactly one correct answer.

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