Logic puzzles for kids

Short answer: order puzzles ask "what happens if I do this first?", which is the heart of planning. In Peel kids peel tape off a box in an order that keeps a small tray from overflowing, and the boxes grow from gentle to tricky.

How the thinking grows

• Easy shows which strips are free with a lifted corner, so kids learn the rule: only peel what nothing covers.
• Planning a clear. Three of a color clear. Kids soon start to look for the third red before they take the second.
• Hidden information. Frozen tape hides its color until it is free; in Medium and Hard, mystery paper does too.
• Decision points. Harder boxes have moments where a move that fits in the tray still loses later. Spotting those is real look-ahead.

Fair puzzles only

Every level is checked by a solver before it ships, so it can always be cleared, even with all 3 stars. When a box is lost, the game shows the exact peel where it went wrong, so the next try is a lesson, not a guess.

Want to try it? Read how to play or our 3-star tips.

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