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Look at each shape and find its matching home.

Recognize and identify different visual shapes.
Notice similarities and differences to find the correct shape.
Compare shapes and connect those with the same visual form.
Use visual information to guide drag-and-place movements.
Children compare colorful shapes with matching targets and drag each shape into the correct place. Later levels introduce more choices and increasingly challenging visual comparisons.
Shape-matching tasks are used in developmental research to study children's shape perception, visual discrimination and visuospatial processing. Research shows that young children can distinguish meaningful differences between shapes and that these perceptual abilities continue developing during childhood.
These studies examine the underlying activities and cognitive processes. They did not test Chuchiroo games and should not be interpreted as evidence that playing this game produces broader cognitive improvements.