Dan Allbaugh
Description
Manageably difficult puzzles that are fun and engaging, fostering motivation through a rewarding sense of accomplishment.
The Hardest Logic Workbook
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for Gritty Kids continues the legacy of the internationally best-selling Logic Workbook for Gritty Kids series, offering a new collection of engaging puzzles. These manageably difficult challenges stimulate young minds within the optimal difficulty zone, keeping kids motivated and excited about their progress. With a familiar flow and personality, this edition introduces the trickiest puzzles yet, providing fun new content for eager problem solvers!
Visually compelling puzzles and games engage children in purposeful problem-solving and STEM skill development through grit-building challenges. The amazing variety of innovative and fresh content with over 200 developmentally appropriate activities organized by subject will captivate a wide spectrum of learners.
Spatial Reasoning
Math Puzzles
Logic Problems
Word Games
Focus Activities
Two-Player Games
Each section has a low floor but high ceiling as puzzles grow in difficulty, inspiring children through early success which motivates continued engagement.
Inspirational messages written in spirited rhyme provide encouragement while shifting focus away from the stress of skill mastery. 90+ unique puzzle types prioritize providing diverse opportunities as kids work through meaningful activities to build essential problem-solving and critical-thinking skills fundamental to all curriculum.
Answers are provided in the back of the book and a certificate of achievement is included that can be presented upon completion. 13 pencil and paper two-player games facilitate the direct application of acquired skills and provide the foundation for continued fun and growth after the book is finished.
Whether you are looking for activities to develop or entertain, The Hardest Logic Workbook for Gritty Kids is unmatched. Comprehensive content is perfect for kids ages 10-12, yet challenging enough for older kids and adults too.
Educational fun.
Playful fun.
Developmental fun.
Engaging fun.
Hard fun.
Motivating fun.
Enduring fun.
Fun fun.
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