Matching & Sorting
Find the pair, match the clue, and sort what belongs together.
Bly: Welcome to the Farmyard
Puzzles & discovery
Join Bly, meet six farmyard friends, and build, match, remember, and slide pictures.
View SetBodi: Welcome to the Forest
Looking, matching & remembering
Follow Bodi’s picture clues and find five forest friends.
View SetKena: Cozy Roost Quilt
Size & measuring
Fit little quilt strips together, with no gaps left over.
View SetLuvi: Magic Potions
Shapes & patterns
Follow the picture recipe and choose Luvi’s potions in order.
View SetLuno: Welcome to the Magic Realm
Puzzles & discovery
Meet four friends. Build pictures, find pairs, match shapes and slide pieces.
View SetOri: Meet the Wondermaths Friends
Puzzles & discovery
Choose a friend or an adventure and piece the picture together.
View SetAro: Welcome to the Open Sky
Logic & discovery
Follow clues, find a route and help the Sky friends gather.
View SetVela: Match the Toys
Memory & sorting
Find matching toys and remember where Vela’s pairs are hiding.
View SetOri: Welcome to Wondermaths
Puzzles & discovery
Build pictures, color a scene, and match places across Ori’s five worlds.
View SetWhat 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.
View SetHow 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.
View SetCount 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.
View SetWhose 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.
View SetWhich 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.
View SetPack 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.
View SetMake 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.
View SetOne 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.
View SetFind 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.
View SetHow many mushrooms?
Match one counter to each mushroom, count a group, and ignore acorn distractions. The oldest page also compares two totals.
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