Logic Puzzles for Clever Kids - by Molly Lynch (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Help kids ages 4 to 6 give their brain a workout with 50+ challenging logic puzzles

These mind-bending brain games and logic puzzles for kids will keep young minds engaged and learning while having tons of fun.

Featuring more than 50 brain games that come in 7 varieties--including sequencing, patterns, analogies, and inferences--this collection of logic puzzles make it fun for your little brainiac to build their analysis and critical thinking skills.

This standout among puzzle books features:

• Challenging puzzles--Keep even the smartest kids engaged with tough but fair puzzles, as well as prompts that help you get involved too.
• Chances to learn--Help your little one build their brainpower as they learn to recognize patterns, understand analogies, think critically, and more.
• Colorful images--Keep their eye on the page with puzzles featuring tons of adorable and colorful illustrations.

Get youngsters away from a screen and focused on brain-boosting fun with this book of logic puzzles for kids.

Review Quotes

"This book is not just filled with meaningful activities to help early learners build essential logic skills but also has ideas to take the activities beyond the pages of the book. Logic Puzzles for Clever Kids will prepare your little one for kindergarten and beyond."--Jennifer Kadar, author of Simply Kinder

"This book is just what I needed for my kindergarten students. I'm always looking for fun, new ways to challenge them, and we use these puzzles to boost their reasoning skills! It's a must-have for an early childhood classroom." --Vera Ahiyya, The Tutu Teacher (www.thetututeacher.com/)

"Not only are the puzzles challenging while still being fun and developmentally appropriate for kids, but each chapter also includes a description of the puzzle type for parents as well as suggestions to develop these critical thinking skills in playful ways throughout your daily routine." --Megan Favre at I Teach. What's Your Super Power? (teachingsuperpower.com)