In our notebook you will find logical puzzles and geometric puzzles, as well as tasks that have several correct solutions.
We have included tasks in this notebook in which there is almost no text. Sometimes it is slow reading speed or poor text comprehension skills that prevent children from successfully solving math problems. That is why we tried to formulate tasks briefly and provide them with examples. In addition, we have done several tasks in which it is necessary to correlate the text of the task and the scheme to this task. We offer a series of progressively more difficult logical tasks about flowcharts and turrets that a robot builder builds, as well as a series of simple tasks with funny monsters - on the ability to use tables. (It may seem very easy for adults. However, experience shows that children are not born into the world with a ready-made ability to extract information from tables.) We have prepared a variety of tasks for spatial thinking - here are tasks familiar from past notebooks with arrows - about a bird in a cage, and tasks about a mouse that comes to visit, and words that you need to read while moving in a maze of letters.
In this notebook you will find a variety of tasks for coordinates, puzzles with chocolates, which must be divided into twins (into 2 parts, identical in shape and number of cells), as well as several tasks about scale. Simple tasks for symmetry are gradually replaced by more tricky tasks about butterflies and about pairs of mittens. And in our notebook you will find ciphers, anagrams and rebuses, magic squares and sequences in pictures.
We hope that each of the children will be able to find mathematical problems in this notebook that will please him.
Author: Zhenya Katz
Pages: 64 (offset). Soft cover
Dimensions: 270x200x4mm
