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Aro: Cloud Corridor

Space & planning

Draw a path to Ori, then watch Aro follow it.

Aro: Sky Tubes

Shapes & patterns

Stack colorful amulets to continue Aro’s pattern.

Bali: Ocean Balance

Counting & comparing

Count the pearls and help Bali balance the two sides.

Bivo: Magic Changes

Adding & sharing

Spot what changed and choose the matching result with Bivo.

Orbo: Moonlight Blink

Memory & sorting · Counting & comparing

Remember Orbo’s glowing pattern and find the matching dots.

Bizo: Hive Match

Counting & comparing

Turn Bizo’s tile to find the matching arrangement.

Muno: Leaf Pieces

Shapes & patterns

Fit the leaf pieces together to make Muno’s whole picture.

Buno: Equal Picnic

Adding & sharing

Look at the picnic groups and explore equal shares with Buno.

Dako: Beach Parade

Counting & comparing

Count the ducklings and find their places in Dako’s parade.

Falo: Raincloud Cups

Size & measuring

Pour a little rain in, pour a little out, and compare Falo’s cups.

Bly: Welcome to the Farmyard

Puzzles & discovery

Join Bly, meet six farmyard friends, and build, match, remember, and slide pictures.

Bodi: Welcome to the Forest

Looking, matching & remembering

Follow Bodi’s picture clues and find five forest friends.

Hano: Safe Little Yard

Shapes & patterns

Find the missing fence pieces and close Hano’s little yard.

Juno: Rocky Climb

Counting & comparing

Compare the groups and choose Juno’s next rocky shelf.

Kena: Cozy Roost Quilt

Size & measuring

Fit little quilt strips together, with no gaps left over.

Kova: Dam Memory

Memory & sorting

Watch where Kova puts the logs, then rebuild the same dam.

Kova: Shape Builder

Shapes & patterns

Place sticks along each side to build Kova’s shape.

Kuvi: Balance Builder

Adding & sharing · Size & measuring

Choose a treasure to help Kuvi balance the scales.

Luvi: Magic Potions

Shapes & patterns

Follow the picture recipe and choose Luvi’s potions in order.

Luno: Welcome to the Magic Realm

Puzzles & discovery

Meet four friends. Build pictures, find pairs, match shapes and slide pieces.

Ori: Meet the Wondermaths Friends

Puzzles & discovery

Choose a friend or an adventure and piece the picture together.

Muva: Orchard Picnic

Counting & comparing · Adding & sharing

Collect exactly 6, 10 or 12 apples, then share them equally.

Muva: Same Number Baskets

Counting & comparing · Adding & sharing

Find a basket with just as many treats as Muva needs.

Coro: Coral Picture Chart

Memory & sorting

Sort sea treasures into picture columns and compare the groups.

Nesa: Underwater Shoals

Counting & comparing

Compare groups of sea friends and help them match.

Nima: Forest Pattern Trail

Shapes & patterns

Find the next forest treasure and build Nima’s repeating trail.

Aro: Welcome to the Open Sky

Logic & discovery

Follow clues, find a route and help the Sky friends gather.

Pevo: Shell Sums

Adding & sharing

Count Pevo’s shells and explore small groups coming together.

Pim: Lily Hops

Space & planning

Plan a whole route across the water, then let Pim try it.

Rilo: Forest Circles

Memory & sorting

Sort forest treasures into twig circles with Rilo.

Rubi: Stick Bridges

Size & measuring

Choose sticks that fit the gap and build Rubi’s bridge.

Suvi: Night Mirror

Shapes & patterns

Draw on one wing and watch its mirror image appear.

Tavi: Magic Window

Memory & sorting

Remember Tavi’s shelf, then put each little treasure back.

Tilo: Hay Bale Steps

Size & measuring

Find what comes next in Tilo’s growing row.

Vela: Match the Toys

Memory & sorting

Find matching toys and remember where Vela’s pairs are hiding.

Vela: Pawprint Trail

Counting & comparing · Space & planning

Compare pawprints and choose the next part of Vela’s trail.

Lumi: Welcome to the Water

Ori: Welcome to Wondermaths

Puzzles & discovery

Build pictures, color a scene, and match places across Ori’s five worlds.

Dralo: Buttons and Lights

Shapes & patterns

Look at the light pattern and try Dralo’s magic buttons.

Zumi: Color Pollen

Memory & sorting

Match the flower by both its color and its symbol.

Zumi: Shape Blossoms

Shapes & patterns

Choose and turn petals to fit Zumi’s flower.

Tavi: Empty Spaces

Counting & taking away

Count what is left on the tray, then work out how many Tavi put away.

Now How Many?

Count acorns as the group changes. Four age levels move from counting what is there to finding what is missing and completing a total.

What Fits in the Gap?

Start by matching a leaf shape, then find what belongs in a repeating pattern. Older children continue the rule in a second task.

Which Ribbon Fits?

Compare and measure ribbons with Rilo. Start with longer and shorter, then compare shifted ribbons and measure from a nonzero starting point.

First, Then, Last

Put a short movement sequence in order. Clap, stretch, and touch your toes, then reason about the order as the sequence repeats.

How Much Fits?

Help Rilo compare how many acorns fit in tree hollows. Count spaces, compare capacity, make amounts equal, and find what is left over.

How many seats?

Count seats in the forest classroom. Move from pointing to a matching amount to counting open places and finding what remains when more friends sit down.

Find the acorns

Find acorns among leaves, pinecones, and stones. Start by pointing and counting together; older children record a total and compare two groups.

Bigger or more?

Compare amounts even when object sizes and spacing differ. Count each group, then help make two groups equal on the oldest page.

Count and compare

Four worksheets, one per level. Bina and Nito each bring a lunchbox, and your child matches one snack to one snack to work out who has more left over.

Line up

Follow repeating footprints through the forest. Find the next print, choose the matching path, and count how often a print appears in a longer trail.

Whose backpack?

Four worksheets, one per level. Bina’s backpack has a shape all of its own, and your child matches it, finds the shadow that fits, then spots the one that has been flipped.

Class photo

Four worksheets, one per level. The forest class lines up for a photo, and your child works out who is shortest, who is tallest, and who stands on which step.

Which one doesn’t belong?

Four worksheets, one per level. Every row holds one thing that breaks the rule — your child finds it, says why, and then makes up a row of their own.

Pack your bag

Count and remember things for a forest school day. Older children sort nine objects by a visible leaf marking, then recall the two group sizes.

Finish the other half

Four worksheets, one per level. A rope web hangs between two trees with a golden line down the middle. Your child finds the place on the other side that matches, then draws it.

The way to school

Find a way to the forest classroom. Count, follow clues, and continue a leaf–acorn pattern, with an extra pattern-counting challenge for ages 6–7.

Butterfly halves

Four worksheets, one per level. A butterfly is missing half its wings. Your child works out which half completes it, then draws the rest.

Make it the same

Four worksheets, one per level. Two grids sit side by side, one filled and one empty. Your child copies what is in the first grid into the second, square by square.

One tag for every backpack

Four worksheets, one per level. Backpacks hang under a branch and name tags hang beside them. Your child gives every backpack exactly one tag, and no tag is used twice.

What is still inside

Davo had acorns in his bag and took some out. Use pictures to find what remains, then try a two-part subtraction challenge on the oldest page.

Shape hunt

Notice shapes in forest objects. Match and find familiar shapes, then count square outer frames and reason about their sides on the oldest page.

More or the same?

Four worksheets, one per level. Two plates of acorns, side by side. Your child works out which plate has more — and, from Age 5 on, when the two plates are the same.

Find the twin

Four worksheets, one per level. Acorns, pine cones, leaves and stones, each with a twin somewhere on the page. Your child finds the one that is the same — and, on the last card, the one without a twin at all.

How many mushrooms?

Match one counter to each mushroom, count a group, and ignore acorn distractions. The oldest page also compares two totals.

Which comes next?

Four worksheets, one per level. Acorn, pine cone, acorn, pine cone. Your child says the pattern out loud, then works out what comes next — and, on the last card, where a pattern went wrong.