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This game is a simpler version of the game Attribute Matching , which is also found in the Junior section of the site. In this game, Professor Puzzler will show you some shapes, and display a message asking you to find a specific shape. If you have audio enabled, he will also state aloud a description of the shape he wants you to find. Find the shape that matches his description, and click that image.

If you are incorrect, the incorrect answer will fade out, and you will hear a warning sound. Try again until you click the correct shape. You can choose between having Professor Puzzler ask you for colors, sizes big and small , or shape names including circle, square, rectangle, ellipse, star, trapezoid, triangle, and hexagon.

You can also have him ask for multiple attributes. When in multiple-attribute mode, Professor Puzzler will show you more shapes to choose from, and the difficulty is slightly increased. Game world Setting Genre Lore. Game design. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Edit source History Talk 0.

Other terms [ ] Attributes have different names in different systems. Attributes in specific games [ ] Because the attributes that exist in a given system are common to every character and sometimes other creatures in the setting, the list of attributes in the system can be used to focus on what will be important for characters in the game.

Monsterhearts uses Hot , Cold , Violent and Dark. External links [ ] Attribute role-playing games at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Ask students to describe the blocks. Discuss how the blocks are alike and how they are different. If the following chart is developmentally appropriate for your students, you may wish to create it on the chalkboard. Instruct students to find another block that is the same color. The block matched in color need not be the same shape or size.

Continue this matching for the red and yellow blocks. As the students provide matching color blocks, you may wish to review the names of the block shapes. Hold up a large square Attribute Block. Instruct students to find a block that is the same shape, only small in size.

The small square need not be the same color as the large square block. Continue this activity for the other blocks—circle, rectangle, triangle, and hexagon. As your students become more proficient at matching sizes, large to small and vice versa, you may wish to become more specific in providing directions.