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Bizo: Hive Match
Turn Bizo’s tile to find the matching arrangement.
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Ages 3–6 · 5 levels
Matching
Bizo: Hive Match
Bizo: Hive MatchFind the matching tile
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For grown-ups
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For the grown-ups
A little room
to explore
Turn Bizo’s tile to find the matching arrangement.
Choose a comfortable starting level and explore together. Check the adventure’s controls and its guides for the ways your child can take part.
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How to start
Watch the two opening examples. Turn the middle tile until the drops match across every touching edge. Check all required edges before confirming the match.
What your child practices
Comparing equal quantities while mentally tracking a rotation and satisfying several conditions together.
Make it easier or try a challenge
A gentler start
Start with one touching edge. Compare the two groups of drops after each turn.
A little more thinking
Before turning, predict where a chosen group of drops will move. On later levels, check whether a turn that fixes one edge also preserves the other matches.
These are ways to support or extend play together. Your child can point, act, or explain; saying the answer aloud is optional.
Little hints & worksheet answers
These drops match. What happened to the drops at the other touching edge?
For a worksheet, match its picture and age before opening a hint or answer.
Open worksheet answersTry it away from the screen
A grown-up makes two paper hexagons and draws dots beside their edges. Keep one still and turn the other to match the dot groups on the touching edges.