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Find the four hidden groups

A tap-only 4x4 grouping puzzle: 16 ideas, four hidden groups. A board from your own topic uses AI and the free AI allowance each month; curated boards don't.

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Filmed at Bellbird Rise Primary · /connections

What happens, step by step

1.Charlie taps four words that belong together: the first family is words with the prefix un-.

2.Next come words with the suffix -ment, then words with the root port.

3.All four families found, and two sparks for Charlie's Den.

Filmed on the live app at Bellbird Rise Primary, a demo school, as Charlie Walsh. Every name is a demo account, and each step above is a moment in that recording.

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