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Nine items.
Three groups. One solution.

Sort nine items between three people using the clues. Each group contains three items; their order within the column does not matter.

5 challenges · 3 groups · At your own pace

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EVERY CLUE FITS

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An island, an excavation, a Christmas market and a journey among the planets. Choose your story.

The Desert IslandCHALLENGE 1

The Desert Island

Level: Easy

Jorge, Ricardo and Sofía are spending three days on a desert island. Each can take only three things.

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The Excavation FindsCHALLENGE 2

The Excavation Finds

Level: Easy

Alba, María and Leo are taking part in an archaeological excavation. Each has found three objects.

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The Christmas MarketCHALLENGE 3

The Christmas Market

Level: Easy

Clara, Hugo and Noa have set up their stalls at the Christmas market. Each sells three different products.

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The Little Prince’s KeepsakesCHALLENGE 4

The Little Prince’s Keepsakes

Level: Easy

The Little Prince wants to share nine keepsakes from his travels between himself, the Aviator and the Fox. Each will keep exactly three.

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Retro Tech RelicsCHALLENGE 5

Retro Tech Relics

Level: Easy

While clearing out an old computer classroom, nine technology relics were found. We know they belonged to three teachers: José, Monse and Marina, and that each owned exactly three.

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As simple as this

1

Read the clues

Connect the clues and discover which three objects belong to each person.

2

Sort the objects

Drag each object to a slot, or select it and tap where you want to place it. You can move and swap objects.

3

Check your solution

Each person must have three objects. Their vertical order does not matter. Ask for a hint if you need one.

Before you start: the rules

Use each object only once. The three slots in a column belong to the person named on its plaque.

Rearrange objects and try as many times as you like. Use Draw to note your deductions.

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