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Logic worksheets by level, 1 to 20

Patterns, mazes, picture and number sudoku, logic grids, riddles, KenKen-style puzzles and codes.

Each level practises one skill, and each step is small. Pick a level by looking at its sample sheet with your child — the ages are only a hint. Mastered after two sheets in a row at 90% or more. Moving up is always the parent's call.

Noticing

  1. Level 1: Same or different? — Often age 4
  2. Level 2: Sort by colour, shape or size — Often age 4
  3. Level 3: AB patterns — Often ages 4–5
  4. Level 4: Easy mazes (5×5) — Often ages 4–5

Patterns

  1. Level 5: ABC, AAB and ABB patterns — Often age 5
  2. Level 6: Odd one out — Often ages 5–6
  3. Level 7: 4×4 picture sudoku — Often age 6
  4. Level 8: Medium mazes (8×8) — Often age 6

Reasoning

  1. Level 9: Number patterns: + and − by 1 to 5 — Often ages 6–7
  2. Level 10: 4×4 number sudoku — Often age 7
  3. Level 11: Picture analogies — Often age 7
  4. Level 12: Hard maze (12×12) — Often ages 7–8

Puzzles

  1. Level 13: 6×6 sudoku — Often age 8
  2. Level 14: 3×3 logic grids — Often ages 8–9
  3. Level 15: Riddles — Often ages 8–9
  4. Level 16: Turns and flips — Often age 9

Masters

  1. Level 17: 9×9 sudoku (easy) — Often age 10
  2. Level 18: 4×4 logic grids — Often ages 10–11
  3. Level 19: KenKen-style number puzzles — Often age 11
  4. Level 20: Codes and ciphers (two steps) — Often ages 11–12

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