Easy puzzle for sister?

Annie09

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Hello! I am looking to find an easy cube/puzzle for my 10 year old sister. Eventually I’ll teach her 3x3, but right now she doesn’t have the patience to learn a ton of algorithms. I was considering 2x2, but I think it is better to learn 3x3 before that. Anyway any suggestions?
 
Of course it's one of the 2 events you do.
Obviously. Need to spread clock wisdom to the youth. But I think pyra is great to start on—my siblings gained a lot of basic logic surrounding other puzzles through learning to make layers on it. The super beginner method is very easy to learn, too—just keep making layers until you get a skip case.

Also I do more than just clock and pyraminx 🤣
 
skewb is super easy and fun.
you just use lefty sledge or righty sledge and how to hold the cube

I solve my maple leaves skewb step in 45sec avg but I ordered a magnetic skewb and want to learn sarah's intermediate and get better at it :)
 
skewb is super easy and fun.
you just use lefty sledge or righty sledge and how to hold the cube

I solve my maple leaves skewb step in 45sec avg but I ordered a magnetic skewb and want to learn sarah's intermediate and get better at it :)
Since when have been so obsessed with skewb? This is like your third post in the past hour recommending skewb.
 
3x3x1 floppy-cube, and the floppy Ghost Cube are not that hard, but quite fun. For an additional challenge, try and one-look the solve, performing it blindfolded / eyes-closed.
 
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