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Shikaku

LogicGrades 3-12

Split the grid into rectangles — each number is how many small squares it covers.

About the Puzzle

Split the grid into rectangles — each number is how many small squares it covers.

21 Puzzles

Shikaku #01
Grades 3-4
Shikaku #02
Grades 3-6
Shikaku #03
Grades 3-4
Shikaku #04
Grades 3-4Staging - Ready for review
Shikaku #05
Grades 4-6
Shikaku #06
Grades 5-7
Shikaku #07
Grades 5-7Staging - Ready for review
Shikaku #08
Grades 5-7Staging - Ready for review
Shikaku #09
Grades 6-10
Shikaku #10
Grades 6-10
Shikaku #11
Grades 6-10Staging - Ready for review
Shikaku #12
Grades 6-10Staging - Ready for review
Shikaku #13
Grades 6-10Staging - Ready for review
Shikaku #14
Grades 6-12
Shikaku #15
Grades 6-12Staging - Ready for review
Shikaku #16
Grades 6-12Staging - Ready for review
Shikaku #17
Grades 8-12Staging - Ready for review
Shikaku #18
Grades 8-12Staging - Ready for review
Shikaku #19
Grades 8-12Staging - Ready for review
Shikaku #20
Grades 8-12Staging - Ready for review
Shikaku #21
Grades 8-12Staging - Ready for review

Frequently asked questions

Shikaku is tagged for Grades 3-12 — puzzles within it get harder as your child improves.

21 Shikaku puzzles, each a fresh layout of the same rules.

No — Shikaku plays directly in the browser, right on this page. No login, no download.

Shikaku trains area-and-multiplication thinking — dividing a grid into rectangles of a given area.

No — every Shikaku puzzle is free to play, no sign-up needed.

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