Xigua Smart
Thinking games for ages 6
A focused collection of thinking games that fit children aged 6.
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Number Bonds
7 splits into 3 and…? Number bonds are the signature method of Singapore Math, building the core idea of "part and whole".
Learn Numbers
The first step to math success! Through adorable animations and interactive games, children naturally learn numbers 0-20.
Counting Game
How many cute items are on the screen? Count them! This simple yet powerful game is the best tool for developing "counting skills".
Shopping Game
Welcome to the mini supermarket! Here, children become little shoppers, learning to buy things with "money".
Compare Numbers
Which is bigger, 5 or 3? What about 12 and 21? "Comparing numbers" is a crucial step in building number order concepts.
Count Items
How many birds? How many flowers? How many stars? This game trains "categorical counting" - identifying and counting items of the same type among mixed objects.
Quantity Match
The number "5" and 5 apples - they represent the same amount! This game helps children build the connection between "number symbols" and "actual quantities".
Number Maze
Help the little octopus navigate through the number maze! Tap cells in order 1-2-3-4 to find the way home.
Memory Flip
Classic memory training game! Flip two cards, remember positions, find matching pairs.
Schulte Grid
Globally recognized focus training tool! Rules are super simple: tap numbers in order 1-2-3-4-5, as fast as possible.
Sequence Memory
Watch! Colored blocks flash in sequence.
Stop & Go Focus
Tap when you see the target picture, and hold back when a different picture appears! This game scientifically trains response inhibition and selective attention, the exact foundational focus skills missing from many drill-style games.
Daily Focus Pack
Train attention, memory, and sequencing together in one five-minute daily routine.
Switch the Rule
One round looks at color, the next at shape, and the next at size.
Focus in the Crowd
The target is this little animal, but the scene gets busier every level.
Trail Making
Start at number 1, connect the scattered nodes in order, then take on the number-letter alternating trail! This game trains sequential planning and visual attention: children must quickly find the next target while remembering the current sequence and avoiding skipped steps.
Bus Stop Memory
A cat, dog, and rabbit are waiting at the bus stop.
Find Pairs
Quickly find two matching items among many! This game trains "visual discrimination" and "quick matching ability".
What's Missing
Look! There's an apple, banana, and orange on the table.
Hidden Animals
Little animals are hiding in the forest - can you find them? Searching for specific targets in rich scenes is perfect "selective attention" training.
Spot the Extra
Above is the original - one piece below doesn't belong to it - find the "extra"! This game trains "anomaly detection" - the ability to quickly spot elements that don't fit.
Sudoku
Sudoku is the world's most popular logic training game! Simple rules with endless variations: each row, column, and box must contain non-repeating numbers.
Sorting Game
Line up animals from tallest to shortest! Arrange fruits from biggest to smallest! "Sorting" is a fundamental skill in math and logic, and a core concept in computer algorithms.
True or False
"Dogs are mammals" - true or false? "The sun rises in the west" - true or false? This game trains "fact judgment" ability and "general knowledge".
Pattern Completion
Circle, square, circle, square, ? What's next? "Finding patterns" is the core of mathematical thinking! This game trains children to discover and apply patterns - the foundation of sequences, functions, and coding loops.
Visual Analogies
Rabbit is to carrot as monkey is to…? Analogical reasoning is a signature question type in Singapore thinking curricula and a classic measure of intelligence! This game asks children to spot the hidden relationship in one pair of pictures (what it eats, where it lives, what color, part-to-whole…) and apply that same relationship to a new picture.
Maze Adventure
Help the little giraffe find its way home! Navigate through winding mazes, training direction sense and spatial planning.
Jigsaw Puzzle
Assemble scattered pieces into a complete picture! Classic jigsaw puzzles are the best tool for training spatial perception.
Tangram
Tangram, a crystallization of ancient Chinese wisdom! With just 7 simple geometric pieces, create thousands of patterns: animals, people, houses, vehicles.
Sliding Puzzle
Arrange scrambled numbers in order 1-2-3-4-5! Sounds easy? Try it! Sliding puzzle trains "multi-step planning" ability - each move requires thinking several steps ahead, because one wrong move might require many steps back.
Cube Counting
How many blocks in this pile? Don't forget the hidden ones! This game trains "3D spatial imagination" - the ability to construct solid structures in your mind.
Tetris Puzzle
Fill the space with Tetris-shaped blocks! This innovative game combines Tetris and puzzle fun.
Shape Unfold
What does this box look like unfolded? Train "spatial transformation" - mentally unfolding 3D objects into 2D planes.
Top View
Looking at these blocks from above, which pattern do you see? Train "perspective transformation" - imagining objects from different angles.
Mirror Flip
Find the mirror image! Like looking in a mirror - left becomes right, right becomes left.
Rotation Match
Find the correctly rotated pattern! Mental rotation - rotating objects in your mind - is a core spatial thinking skill.
Pipe Maze
Rotate pipes to connect start and end! This game trains spatial planning and logical reasoning.
Path Tracing
Follow the line with your eyes to see where it leads! Train visual tracking - the foundation for eye tracking while reading.
Direction Find
Follow directions to find treasure! Up, down, left, right - build direction sense and spatial orientation.
Box Bottom Color
What color is the bottom of this colorful box when flipped? Train spatial imagination and reasoning.
Pixel Art Copy
Look at the example and draw the same pattern in the grid! Train observation, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor control.
Cross Out
Find and cross out matching items! Train quick recognition and reaction.
Find By Name
Hear the name, find the matching item! Train the combination of listening comprehension and visual search.
Which One is Me
Find the correct item based on description! Train listening comprehension and logical reasoning.
Who's Missing
Look at the scene members and find who's missing! Train observation skills and attention to detail.
Grid Find
Find specific items in the grid! Train visual search and focus.
Find Different
Find the different one among similar items! Train detail observation and discrimination.
Food Math
Learn addition and subtraction with yummy food! Pizza + Burger = ? Turn abstract math into delicious food - easier for children to understand and remember.
Little Cashier
Play as a cashier and calculate change! Customer paid $10, item costs $5, how much change? Build practical math skills and financial awareness.
Little Chef
Prepare ingredients following recipes! Need 2 apples, 3 carrots.
Symmetry Art
Observe the pattern on the left, draw its mirror image on the right! This game perfectly combines mathematical symmetry principles with artistic creation, making it an excellent tool for developing "spatial perception" and "symmetrical thinking".
Shadow Match
A bird in the sky, a cat on the ground - which shadow belongs to whom? Shadow Match asks children to study an object's outline and pick the matching silhouette from a set of similar shapes.
Spot the Difference
Two pictures look identical, but a few differences are hidden - can you find them all? The classic "spot the difference" game is a wonderful way to train careful observation and focus.