Learning or teaching has never been this engaging

A cylinder, a sphere and a cube, each beside two name tags. Children color the right name, choosing sphere over circle and cube over square.

A blue cube, a purple diamond and a yellow block, each beside two tags. Children decide if the shape is flat or solid and color the matching word.

Three rows of three look-alike shapes in pink, orange and blue. In each row, children find the one shape whose two halves match and tick it.

A circle, a star and a pentagon sit on small grids, each cut by a red dashed line. Children decide if both sides match, then tick yes or no.

Three rows of four colored shapes. Children mark all the circles, all the squares, then all the hexagons, even when a square is turned on its corner.

Three flat shapes, each beside three name tags. Children read the choices, such as square, rectangle and circle, then color the word that fits.

Six analog clocks, each next to a digital box that reads ":00". Children read where the short hand points and write the missing hour in the box.

Nine digital clocks in three rows. Children tick the one showing twelve, ten or one o'clock and skip look-alikes such as 00:12, 10:20 and 01:30.

Three rows of split shapes: circles, rectangles and triangles. In each row, children tick the one shape cut into parts that are all the same size.

Four 3×3 grids of snacks and colored shapes. Children tick the picture at the bottom right, the top left, the center or the middle right.