This educational game encourages children to use their intelligence, logic and spatial skills to arrange two shapes called pentominoes to create a specific form, shape which resemble familiar objects. Pentominoes (12 shapes in all) use five squares joined together with at least one common side.

 
The pentomino activities nurture a healthy attitude towards mathematics and science and can be considered as truly STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), promote an atmosphere of cooperation, support the development of the problem-solving process and supply spatial-ability skill exercises.

 
Benefits the child by:
Improving visual identification
Imparting knowledge
Encouraging logical thinking
Face challenges and being competitive
Enhancing memory skills
Training in cognitive and observation skills 
Enhancing spatial awareness
Correlating and deducing
Problem solving skills
Improving manual dexterity
Improving matching and sorting skills 
Probing and experimenting
Providing practical hands-on learning