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Shapes & positions maker
Spatial reasoning with shapes: drag them onto a board until every rule is true, like the star above the square.
How this generator works
Make your first shapes and positions exercise
Write the rules
- A rule is an object, a relation and a target: the circle, left of, the square.
- An exercise is one or more rules to satisfy at once.
Choose pictures or words
- Pictures shows each rule as shapes and an arrow.
- Words writes it out as a sentence.
Check the preview
- It shows the rules, the empty board and the tray as players get them.
- Show answers draws one arrangement that satisfies every rule.
Try it, then share
- Play opens it as a player would.
- Share has the link and the QR code.
Free to build, free to play. No account needed to try it. A free account saves your exercises and covers 60 player sessions a month. One session is one player opening one activity.
What this maker can do
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Ways to use it
All ideas →A custom shapes and positions exercise for spatial reasoning, left and right, prepositions, colours or early maths: start from an example below and make it your own.
Shapes & positions
Rules as words or pictures
Drag shapes onto a board until every rule is true. One setting turns the written rules into pictures for pre-readers.
Shapes & positions Premium
Prepositions with your own pictures
Swap the shapes for your own pictures and the rules turn into sentences: the cat in the box, the dog behind the tree. Children build each one on the board.
Who it’s for
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