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How to play
- The seven pieces start out as Appu the elephant. Drag them into the dark shape to build it; they click into place on the grid.
- Tap a piece to pick it, and tap it again (or ↻) to turn it. The pink parallelogram can also flip: tap ⇋ Flip.
- Fill the whole shape with nothing sticking out. Any arrangement that fits counts, not just ours.
- Early levels use fewer pieces and show faint lines where they go. Later levels use all seven with no lines, and the last one is a monument.
- Fast and with no hints earns three stars. 💡 Hint puts one piece in its place.
What it teaches
- Shapes and spatial thinking
- Turning and flipping in your head
- Patience
Questions people ask
What is Tukda Jodo?
A tangram: seven flat pieces that you slide and turn to fill a shape, from a samosa and a kite to India Gate. Any arrangement that fills the shape with nothing sticking out counts.
Is it good for young children?
It suits ages 5 and up. Early levels use fewer pieces and show faint lines where they go; later ones use all seven with no lines.
How do I turn or flip a piece?
Tap a piece to pick it, and tap it again or press ↻ to turn it. The pink parallelogram can also be flipped with ⇋ Flip.
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