Rangoli Grid
Nonogram logic with a colourful finish: read the number clues, fill runs of squares, and uncover a rangoli pattern row by row.
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Nonogram logic with a colourful finish: read the number clues, fill runs of squares, and uncover a rangoli pattern row by row.
A polished peg solitaire board: tap a marble, jump over one neighbour into an empty hole, and remove the jumped piece until one marble remains.
Partition the grid into non-overlapping rectangles. Each numbered clue sits in exactly one rectangle, and the number equals that rectangle's area.
Place one tree in every row, column, and coloured orchard patch. Trees cannot touch, not even corner to corner.
A tactile binary grid puzzle: tap cups to place chai or coffee, balance every line, and respect the equality signs between neighbours.
Draw one continuous fence around the garden. Bed numbers tell you how many of their four sides must be walled in; crosses are notes, not fences.
Connect each pair of matching dots with a path that turns only at grid lines. Paths cannot cross or overlap, and every square must be used.
Little journeys with clever moves: ferry characters across a river, time bridge crossings with a lantern, or pour milk between cans to hit an exact measure.
Gentle visual games for ages 3 and up: match shadows, pick the same picture, pair words with images, and count objects with big, friendly buttons.
At the mela, every child has one item from each group. Read the clues, fill the table, and tick off facts as you use them.
A dashed mirror divides the board. Draw lines on one side and mirror each marigold stroke to make both halves match.
Tigers and goats alternate along lines on a star board. Jump to capture, surround to trap, and solve each scenario in the fewest moves.