Preschool Matching Games for building Logical Thinking

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Hello friends,

Besides tracing and developing a correct grip for writing, another important skill that preschoolers need to develop is analytical thinking. They need to be able to recognize different shapes and associate them with similar shapes. They should be able to match similarly colored things. This is the basis of analytical thinking and is an essential precursor to solving logic puzzles and even coding/ programming.

I have compiled these 10 worksheets that will surely fascinate your children and keep them busy while also building their analytical thinking. This is part 1 of my logic games series.

It has beginning-level matching games and can be done easily by 2.5 yrs to 3-year-old children. As computer programming and analytical thinking are very close to my heart, I plan to make more interesting worksheets that will slowly and steadily advance and will teach important skills such as patterns, counting, the concept of positions, etc. that will open up and sharpen the children's minds and develop their interpretive, cognitive, and analytical skills. 

Using these worksheets is very simple: 

1. Download the high-quality PDF

2. Print the worksheets on A4 size paper



3. Give a crayon 🖍 to your kids

Now, just sit back and relax.
No complications!😉

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Comments

  1. Unknown12 October 2020 at 12:31

    Plz I need ur app for phonics but I hv apple phone . Plz make app for iOS

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  2. Unknown17 December 2020 at 15:26

    Thank you very much for sharing these tu us...it is very big help to us...

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