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Logic Puzzles for Kids Ages 4-8: A Fun Educational Workbook To Practice Critical Thinking, Recognize Patterns, Sequences, Comparisons, and More!
Are you looking for a fun and educational workbook for your kids?
Do you want to teach your kids critical thinking using exciting logic puzzles and games?
Yes? We’ve got just the book for you!
Kids learn best through games. They need to go through an experience to adopt knowledge. Simply telling them how to think won’t work. You need to let them find out themselves through fun examples. This is where games and puzzles come in.
Activity books of all kinds are great for children’s development. They are proven to boost self-confidence and attention span. Kids learn to focus and they acquire discipline. All these skills come in handy later in life, especially in school.
This activity book is focused on developing critical and logical thinking for kids. There are a bunch of carefully designed games and puzzles with interesting drawings. Your kids will be entertained for hours, all while learning how to think and solve problems!
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There’s a lot of activity books out there, but with this one, your child will get hours upon hours of educational fun! Plus, there are so many different interesting games that they will never get bored with this book!
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Do you want to teach your kids critical thinking using exciting logic puzzles and games?
Yes? We’ve got just the book for you!
Kids learn best through games. They need to go through an experience to adopt knowledge. Simply telling them how to think won’t work. You need to let them find out themselves through fun examples. This is where games and puzzles come in.
Activity books of all kinds are great for children’s development. They are proven to boost self-confidence and attention span. Kids learn to focus and they acquire discipline. All these skills come in handy later in life, especially in school.
This activity book is focused on developing critical and logical thinking for kids. There are a bunch of carefully designed games and puzzles with interesting drawings. Your kids will be entertained for hours, all while learning how to think and solve problems!
Here’s what you get in this
There’s a lot of activity books out there, but with this one, your child will get hours upon hours of educational fun! Plus, there are so many different interesting games that they will never get bored with this book!
Scroll up, Click on "Buy Now with 1-Click", and Get Your Copy Now!
96 pages, Paperback
Published August 2, 2020
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February 3, 2021
Fun, Mostly Logical
While I don't know if I would call everything in this book a “logic” puzzle, it certainly had fun activities to get a child thinking. This book is organized into topics—jungle, outer space, city escapes, pirates, and dinosaurs. Each section has quite a few pages with different activities. Some are shadow recognition, fill in the next logical object or number based on the pattern of the previous ones, or figure out what might be missing (among others). The ones that were numerical went either forwards or backwards, advancing or retreating by one number or two. Even though each page had a simple line of direction, I was still unsure about what the child was supposed to do for some pages. A flick back to the answers didn't always help either. (I still don’t understand the Moon Rocks one!) So, some pages should have been more clear about what the publisher was going for and what the child should do. I loved that one of the first pages in the outer space section was to connect the dots to actually make constellations! How fun! Other than the lack of clarity of what to do on certain pages, I thought this was a fun book that kids will enjoy as well as give them practice with pattern recognition in a variety of ways.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
My book blog: https://www.readingfanaticreviews.com
While I don't know if I would call everything in this book a “logic” puzzle, it certainly had fun activities to get a child thinking. This book is organized into topics—jungle, outer space, city escapes, pirates, and dinosaurs. Each section has quite a few pages with different activities. Some are shadow recognition, fill in the next logical object or number based on the pattern of the previous ones, or figure out what might be missing (among others). The ones that were numerical went either forwards or backwards, advancing or retreating by one number or two. Even though each page had a simple line of direction, I was still unsure about what the child was supposed to do for some pages. A flick back to the answers didn't always help either. (I still don’t understand the Moon Rocks one!) So, some pages should have been more clear about what the publisher was going for and what the child should do. I loved that one of the first pages in the outer space section was to connect the dots to actually make constellations! How fun! Other than the lack of clarity of what to do on certain pages, I thought this was a fun book that kids will enjoy as well as give them practice with pattern recognition in a variety of ways.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
My book blog: https://www.readingfanaticreviews.com
January 1, 2021
A great collection of Logic Puzzles. I’m absolutely sure kids will have a pretty good time resolving them. Some puzzles are easier than others so no matter what age the kid is, they can always find some they can solve. There is a great variety of themes so everyone can choose.
These exercises are very good for the mind, so even elder people can do them.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and I am voluntarily leaving a review.
These exercises are very good for the mind, so even elder people can do them.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and I am voluntarily leaving a review.
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