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Can you conjure a single, continuous, non-overlapping magical barrier so that Voldemort is inside while Harry remains outside the corral? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a barrier.
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Can you pick only the unicursal shapes? (the shapes that can be drawn in a single continuous move without lifting the pencil/mouse off of paper and without going over any part of the line twice)
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Can you conjure a single, continuous, non-overlapping magical barrier so that Voldemort is inside while Harry remains outside the corral? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a barrier.
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Can you conjure a single, continuous, non-overlapping magical barrier so that Voldemort is inside while Harry remains outside the corral? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a barrier.
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Can you construct a single, continuous, non-overlapping fence so that the jellyfish are inside while Patrick and Spongebob remain outside the enclosure? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a fence.
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Can you construct a single, continuous, non-overlapping enclosure so that the boxes marked IN and OUT end up on the appropriate side of the fence? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a fence.
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Can you conjure a single, continuous, non-overlapping magical barrier so that Voldemort is inside while Harry remains outside the corral? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a barrier.
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Can you conjure a single, continuous, non-overlapping magical barrier so that Voldemort is inside while Harry remains outside the corral? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a barrier.
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Can you conjure a single, continuous, non-overlapping magical barrier so that Voldemort is inside while Harry remains outside the corral? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a barrier.
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Can you construct a single, continuous, non-overlapping fence so that the jellyfish are inside while Patrick and Spongebob remain outside the enclosure? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a fence.
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Can you construct a single, continuous, non-overlapping enclosure so that the boxes marked IN and OUT end up on the appropriate side of the fence? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a fence.
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Can you construct a single, continuous, non-overlapping fence so that the jellyfish are inside while Patrick and Spongebob remain outside the enclosure? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a fence.
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Can you construct a single, continuous, non-overlapping enclosure so that the boxes marked IN and OUT end up on the appropriate side of the fence? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a fence.
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Can you conjure a single, continuous, non-overlapping magical barrier so that Voldemort is inside while Harry remains outside the corral? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a barrier.
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Can you conjure a single, continuous, non-overlapping magical barrier so that Voldemort is inside while Harry remains outside the corral? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a barrier.
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Can you conjure a single, continuous, non-overlapping magical barrier so that Voldemort is inside while Harry remains outside the corral? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a barrier.
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Can you conjure a single, continuous, non-overlapping magical barrier so that Voldemort is inside while Harry remains outside the corral? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a barrier. Hard! - See Hint in HowToPlay if wanted.
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Can you construct a single, continuous, non-overlapping fence so that the jellyfish are inside while Patrick and Spongebob remain outside the enclosure? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a fence.
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Can you construct a single, continuous, non-overlapping enclosure so that the boxes marked IN and OUT end up on the appropriate side of the fence? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a fence.
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Can you conjure a single, continuous, non-overlapping magical barrier so that Voldemort is inside while Harry remains outside the corral? Numbers show how many sides of that square need a barrier.