Thinking Skills

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	Percy's Thinking Skills

$Math Master$
$Math Upgrade$

Ages

3-6

Skills

Thinking, visual perception, and logic.

Windows

Macintosh

$68

Children can have fun using this title that helps develop thinking, visual perception and logic skills. Percy’s Thinking Skills contains a selection of fun activities (each with 3 levels of difficulty) that can be used by even the youngest player, as it is fully narrated. The title features activities that include puzzle games, matching pairs and picture sequences. It is also supplied with printable worksheets and an extensive teacher’s section. Switch accessible.

	Main Menu Each of the six activities within Percy's Thinking Skills can be easily accessed from the main menu. From here, teachers can also access the extensive options section.

	Level Choice The user can choose from one of three levels either at the start of each activity or at the start of the session.

	Block Puzzle Players are challenged to complete the sliding block puzzle. The number of pieces is dependent on the level chosen.

	Which Picture In this activity, the player must listen to the question and click the picture they think provides the correct answer.

	Matching Pairs Players can practice making matching pairs of images in this activity. You can also choose to include random images to make matching more difficult!

	Opposites In this fun activity, the child must work out which cards show images that are the opposite of each other and join them together.

	Pattern Parcels The child must watch carefully as each parcel opens to reveal a colored shape. They must work out the sequence being displayed and choose the shape that comes next.

	Windows Listen carefully to Percy's instructions in this activity to work out which window he is hiding behind.

	Teacher's Section The teacher's section provides the opportunity to change the program and game settings, as well as access the printable resources and certificates.

	Level Descriptions In the level descriptions section, the teacher or parent can review the requirements for the levels of each game.