Logic Puzzles

About Logic Puzzles

Three children, and two things to work out about each of them — which fruit they picked, which day they came, which pet they own. You're given a handful of clues and nothing else. No clue is spare, and there is exactly one answer that fits them all: every puzzle was checked by a solver, and any clue the puzzle could be solved without was taken away. Pure deduction, no guessing.

How to Play

• Read the clues at the top.
• Tap a box to change what it says — it cycles through the choices.
• Two people can't have the same thing; repeats turn red.
• Fill in every box correctly to solve it.

Tips & Tricks

• Start with the clue that names someone directly — that's your anchor.
• ‘Does not’ clues are just as useful as ‘does’ clues.
• Say the clues aloud as sentences about each person.

What Kids Learn

Logic Puzzles is more than fun — it helps build real skills:

• Deductive reasoning from written clues
• Eliminating possibilities
• Careful reading for detail