Detective quests and colourful kingdoms that sharpen the way little eyes notice, sort and match.
Ages 3–5 · 5 story worlds
Shapes and colours are clues in a mystery. The child notices, sorts and matches to move the story on — like a detective, never like a worksheet.
Key skills: Observation, Sorting, Matching, Pattern recognition
Go on a shape hunt around the house and photograph or draw every triangle you can find.
The Rainbow Kingdom · Ages 3–5 · Mini story (5 minutes)
The kingdom's colours have run away, and each one must be coaxed home in the right order.
Adventure summary: The colours have slipped out of the Rainbow Kingdom overnight, and your child sets off to bring each one home in the right order.
The Detective Academy · Ages 3–5 · Mini story (5 minutes)
A brand-new detective, a magnifying glass and a mystery that only shapes can solve.
Adventure summary: On the first day at the Shape Detective Academy, your child is handed a magnifying glass and a case that only a shape expert can crack.
Muddlewood · Ages 3–5 · Mini story (5 minutes)
A friendly monster has mixed up all his colours and cannot tell how he feels anymore.
Adventure summary: A gentle monster has muddled all his colours together, and your child helps him sort them out one shade at a time.
Planet Repeat · Ages 3–5 · Mini story (5 minutes)
Everything on this planet repeats — until one pattern breaks and needs putting right.
Adventure summary: On Planet Repeat everything comes in patterns, until one pattern breaks and your child must work out what comes next.
Castle Cornerstone · Ages 3–5 · Mini story (5 minutes)
A castle built from every shape there is, with one missing stone holding up the tallest tower.
Adventure summary: The tallest tower of Castle Cornerstone is missing one stone, and your child must find the shape that fits it exactly.