Help the night packing line in Shape Factory. Drag each part into Flat or Solid: circles, squares, and triangles are paper-thin, while cubes, cylinders, and pyramids take up space. Kindergarten geometry practice that feels like a real factory run.
Watch the belt
Shape Factory starts on its own. A part rolls onto the packing belt. Easy, Medium, or Hard stay on the zinc bar so you can switch the line without a menu.
Read Flat or Solid
Flat parts are paper-thin. Solid parts take up space. Easy paints a paper hint on Flat and a block hint on Solid. The prompt always says Drag into Flat or Solid.
Drag into the mouth
Grab the Circle, Square, Cube, or other part and drop it in the matching hopper. A hit snaps it in and adds Packed points. A miss recoils the part and you lose a bolt.
Pack eight to close the line
Pack eight parts to win, or keep going until the bolts are gone. Line closed shows your Packed score, a rank, and Run the line to start again.
Flat or Solid hoppers
A conveyor drops one part at a time. Drag it into Flat if it is paper-thin, or Solid if it takes up space. The hoppers glow when your finger is over the mouth.
Drawn factory parts
Circle, Square, Triangle, Rectangle, Oval, and Hexagon sit as die-cut paper. Cube, Sphere, Pyramid, Cylinder, Cone, and Prism are shaded solids so kids can see the difference.
Packed score and streak
Each correct drop adds to Packed, grows a streak, and stacks a mini part in the hopper. A miss rattles the wrong bin, resets the streak, and costs a bolt.
Difficulty that changes the line
Easy shows mouth hints. Medium adds look-alike parts like Cylinder next to Circle. Hard puts two parts on the belt and lets Flat and Solid switch sides.
Shape Factory is a kindergarten geometry game about Flat and Solid shapes. Two-dimensional shapes are paper-thin. Three-dimensional shapes take up space. Kids drag Circles, Squares, Triangles, Cubes, Cylinders, Pyramids, and more from a factory belt into the right hopper. The skill is classifying two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes, not naming a quiz card.
Teaches Flat versus Solid
Kindergarten geometry asks kids to tell two-dimensional shapes from three-dimensional ones. Flat and Solid hoppers make that rule a physical sort.
Common classroom shapes
The line uses Circle, Square, Triangle, Cube, Cylinder, Pyramid, Sphere, Cone, and more so the board matches early geometry lessons.
Instant factory feedback
Correct drops clank into the hopper and raise Packed. Misses shake the wrong bin. Kids see the rule without waiting for a Done button.
Works on a finger or a mouse
Drag from the belt into a hopper mouth. Touch targets stay large, and the hot hopper lights up while you drag.
Flat parts are paper-thin two-dimensional shapes such as Circle, Square, and Triangle. Solid parts take up space: Cube, Sphere, Pyramid, Cylinder, Cone, and Prism.
Easy uses Circle, Square, Triangle, Cube, Sphere, and Pyramid. Medium adds Rectangle, Cylinder, and Cone. Hard adds Oval, Hexagon, and Prism.
Each correct drop starts at 100 Packed points and grows by 50 with a streak. A miss resets the streak and costs one of three bolts.
Two parts sit on the belt at once, Flat and Solid can switch sides, and the hopper mouths no longer show a paper or block hint.
Shape Factory is kindergarten geometry practice. Pre-K and first grade can play Easy, then step up to Medium and Hard as they learn more shapes.