Interactive Spatial Reasoning Tools
Working on spatial reasoning questions through a screen is a challenge. Trying to picture something 3D using a 2D screen is greatly limiting. But no more! These tools help you to visualise the more challenging spatial reasoning problems. I hope they help!
Cube Net Folding
Create a cube net, add markings to each face and watch it fold into a cube. Rotate the finished object to see exactly which faces meet and where each symbol ends up.
Cube Rotation
Decorate a cube and turn it freely in three dimensions. Capture different viewpoints to compare how the same faces and markings appear after the cube has been rotated.
Cube Counting
Build three-dimensional stacks from different cube-based pieces, then inspect what is hidden. Use X-ray, colour-by-piece and layer controls before revealing the final count.
Fold & Punch
Fold a sheet of paper, punch a shape through the folded layers and then unfold it step by step to reveal the complete pattern created by the punch.