Big Thinkers! 1st Grade screenshots

A huge disadvantage of the magnet puzzle is that you can't move to a next image until you finish the previous one. At least you can get a few extra stars for coloring it.

Ben and Becky's parents must have cut down the woods to build their stinkin' garage. :( Proof: it's at the same place, between the garden and the playroom. ;)

The lightbulbs are a very fun mathematical puzzle. At least a little bit of thinking is required.

The garage sale puzzle is tricky because you can't buy whatever you want - you always have to buy exactly three items and spend all the available coins.

This creative puzzle seemed very small until I realised that you can change the shape of "tiles"...

...Here, for example, parallelograms form a likeness of Freddi Fish...

...so, altogether, there are five as many images as I initially thought...

...The jigsaw puzzle, in contrast, IS small: just four "tops" and four "bottoms", which can be combined freely, but are not very colourful anyway.

The library. Generally, except for the garage, the rooms are fairly similar to the variants from "Big Thinkers: Kindergarten".

Unfortunately, the "big puzzle" - the one which requires having collected some stars - is much worse here and just looks less interesting. And now it's not accessed from the starting room...

...And I'd prefer to go there first after having played every puzzle. At least, here's my superduper star of smarts certificate from this game. ;)

This time, the credits are found in the kitchen.

More of my wall painting: the room with a finished image...

...a rose from the triangle board...

...and my freeform attempt: well, it's a Fly Agaric mushroom. ;)

Big Thinkers! 1st Grade

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