Category: Shapes and Space

Clean Table, Messy Drawer: Poku is coming. And Doku’s room is very messy. Help Doku quickly put all the things INSIDE the drawer. (Quick Question: A dog should be inside or outside the drawer?)

Move and place the correct items INSIDE the drawer.

Flowers in a Pot: Guests are coming. So Poku has bought some beautiful flowerpots. Since Doku claims to be an expert now, he has asked Doku to label the position of the flowerpots.

Take the blue labels given at the top and drag and drop them on the flowerpots.

Run, Run, Run! Everyone is running. Mama Worm is running to her home in the tree. A bird is trying to catch Mama Worm. And a dog is running to catch the bird.

Drag and drop the colourful tick mark given at the top left on the animal who is farthest from the tree.

The Next Level: Poku is back with some more shapes. He thinks they are too difficult for Doku to match. Can you help Doku prove himself?

Move and match the shapes given in the bottom row with the ones given at the top.

The Next Project: Doku, the architect, has another project to complete. This time, he has to make a big house. Let’s help him again!

Take the pieces from the blue box in the left side and place them at the right side to make a house.

Together, Forever: Doku’s friends are holding hands and standing in a circle around a very special Shape. Move the squares from the right side and arrange them on the left side to complete the picture. What shape do you think they are guarding?

Race with Time: Poku has made some rapid-fire questions for Doku. Let’s help Doku quickly answer the questions. Make sure you check all the slides.

One Shape, Many Sizes: Doku, the shapes expert, has another puzzle to solve. This time, the shape is same, but the sizes are different. Red squares of different sizes are given. You have to help Doku make the pairs of red squares of same size.

Move and match the red squares given in the bottom row with the red squares of the same size given at the top.

Move and match the blue cones given in the bottom row with the blue cones of the same size given at the top.

Doku, the Architect: Doku thinks that he knows all about shapes now. To test his skills, Poku has asked Doku to make a small house for their friend’s dog, Mr Doggo. Poku has given him an outline of the design and all the required pieces. Let’s help our little architect in the making.

Take the pieces from the blue box in the left side and place them at the correct places on the right side.

A Quick Test: Poku has given a surprise test to Doku. Hurry up and help Doku finish it. Click/Tap the cards and make the pairs.

From Square to Cube: Mr Square got hit by some bad shapes. Now he wants to be more powerful. So he is on his way to meet his grandfather Mr Cube for advice. And on the way he will be creating an army of his own. He wants to collect 16 square friends. Can you help?

Tap on all the square shapes given in the maze!

The Spy Brothers: A bad thief has stolen some shapes from The Shapes Tree. He has replaced the original shapes with some fake pieces. Can you help Poku and Doku identify which shapes are stolen? On the left side, a photo of real Shapes Tree is given. Compare the two trees.

Click/Tap to find 5 differences in the right picture.

The Shape of the Shapes: Six items are given in the centre blue rectangle. In the next part of his superhero training, Doku has to sort these items according to their shape. Let’s give him a helping hand. One item of each type is done for you. Drag and drop the cube-shaped items in the left purple box and the sphere-shaped items in the right yellow box.

More Shapes, More Work: Here comes the next level of the superhero training. Now eight items are given in the centre blue rectangle. And four types of shapes are there. First look at the items. Now look at the shapes given in the boxes. Identify the shapes and move and place the items in the matching boxes.

Will I Roll or will I Slide? Doku wants to go to the park and play on slides. Poku will take him if he passes this simple test. Some items roll while some slide. (Do you know some items like pencils, coins and bowls can roll as well as slide?) Click/Tap on the items that will roll down.

Match and Make Pairs: Poku has fixed some shapes in the top row. He has also given some shapes in the bottom row that can easily move. Let’s see what’s in store for Doku and us! Move and match the shapes given in the bottom row with the ones given at the top.

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Choose the correct answer.

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Where to Put it? Now that Doku’s concept of ‘on, under, above and below’ is clear, Poku has a quick task. He wants Doku to put some things at the right places. In the game given below, things are given in the left blue rectangle and a shelf is given at the right. Put the things at their proper place by dragging and dropping them ON top of the shelf and UNDER the shelf. Let’s see how quickly you can do it!

Fetch the Things: Poku has asked Doku to bring the things that are kept on top of the tables. Can you assist our little Doku?

Click/Tap on the items that are on TOP of the tables.

Good Animals: There are six animals. Three animals are good and well-trained. They are safe to play with. But the other three are very naughty and often bite kids. Can you help Doku find the right animals to play with? Poku has a little hint for you. The good animals are waiting for Doku at the bottom!

Click/Tap on the animals that are at the BOTTOM of the stairs.

Where’s the Ball? Poku and Doku are playing football. And fighting. Poku says he is about to score a goal. Whereas Doku says that his ball is the one nearer to the goal post. Can you help Doku understand the difference between near and far? Hint: Poku’s ball is blue in colour.

Click/Tap on the ball that is NEARER to the goal post.

The Dear doesn’t Understand Near: Little Doku is still having trouble understanding the concept of nearer and farther. That is why he is not able to score a goal. Poku took him to watch a football match. Can you help Poku explain which player is near the football and which one is far from it?

Click on the player who is farther from the football.

Click on the football that is nearest to the goal post.

Click on the player who is farthest from the football.

Give Prize to the Winner: Poku and Doku’s virtual pets are having a race. Doku’s tiger is about to cross the finish line. Can you crown the winner?

Move and place the yellow dancing star given at the top right corner on the animal who is NEARER to the finish line.

The Wild Animals: “Doku, imagine you are in a forest. Would you like to meet a big, bad tiger or a cute, little cat?” asked Poku.

Doku quickly replied, “Obviously, a little cat. A big tiger can kick me.”

“But whenever we get a toy or ice-cream, you always want a big one. And do you know cats and tigers are related? Then why not a big tiger?” asked Poku.

Again, Doku quickly replied, “No. No. No. Big toys and food are good. But a big tiger can be dangerous.”

Poku laughed, “Yes, you are right. I am proud of you. Now show me which animal you would like to meet in a forest.”

Click/Tap on the smaller animal in each box.

The Cute Birds: Poku came running and said, “Doku, today we are going for bird-watching. You love birds, right? Would you like to see big birds or small ones?”

Doku jumped and replied, “Birds are nice. So, I love big birds!”

Poku nodded, “Again, you are right little bro. Come here. Choose the birds you want to see.”

Click/Tap on the bigger bird in each box.

The Elephant Ride: Poku and Doku are going to ride an elephant. Both of them want to ride together. Can you help them choose an elephant that can easily carry both of them?

Click/Tap on the biggest elephant.

The Pretty Butterfly: Doku wants a small, pretty butterfly. Can you help him choose the right one?

Click/Tap on the smallest butterfly.

Break the Fight: Three parrots are fighting. All of them are claiming to be the biggest one. Little Doku came and said, “Don’t fight. All of you are big.” The parrots replied, “But only one of us can be the biggest one. You are a wise boy. Please help us decide.”

Can you help Doku put the parrots in the correct sequence? Drag the images and arrange the parrots in the increasing order of their size.

The Hard One: This one is a bit tricky. But Doku is sure you can help him. Drag and arrange the balls in the decreasing order of their size.

Doku, the Wise Boy: Doku has become an expert now. So his mother has given him a task. She wants Doku to put some things in the fridge. She has two shelves in her fridge: the left one is for small food items and the right one is for big food items. Can you help Doku make his mother happy?

Take the food items from the blue boxes given at the centre. Now drag and drop the small ones in the left purple box and the big ones in the right orange box.

Now that Doku has learnt the importance of INSIDE and OUTSIDE, he has to prove that he will not get lost. Doku is little. So he must always follow Poku. That means if Poku goes inside, Doku has to go inside. And if Poku goes outside, Doku has to go outside. Poku is ready to test Doku. Let’s help him!

The Playful Puppy: The puppy wants to play inside the empty box. Can you help him?

Click/Tap on the picture in which the dog is INSIDE the box.

Free Poppy, the Parrot! Birds should not be caged. They should be free to fly high in the sky.

Click on the picture in which the parrot is OUTSIDE the cage.

Compare the boxes and click on the pictures in which the animal is OUTSIDE.

Compare the boxes and click on the pictures in which the item is INSIDE.

Always Put Trash Inside the Bin! Poku is angry. And Doku is puzzled. Poku is angry because Doku has thrown trash on the floor. A confused Doku asked, “What’s the big deal? It’s just near the bin.” Poku replied, “But it is OUTSIDE the dustbin. You must always throw trash INSIDE the dustbin. Go and throw it. Then I will tell you a very interesting story on why inside and outside matters.” At this, a very excited Doku quickly ran to throw the trash. Let’s help him!

In the game given below, drag and drop only the trash items INSIDE the dustbin.

Inside and Outside Matters