The Critical Thinking Co.™ Mind Benders®, Beginning Book 2, Grades 1-2
Product Number: CTB1330
$10.99
Mind Benders®, our best-selling deductive thinking puzzles, develop the logic, reading comprehension, and mental organization skills vital to achieving high grades and top test scores in all subjects. They're also great for developing real-life, problem solving skills.
Your child will carefully analyze each Mind Benders® story and its clues, identifying logical associations between people, places, and things. The key is to start with the most obvious associations, then deduce less obvious associations until everything finally fits together.
Mind Benders®, our best-selling deductive thinking puzzles, develop the logic, reading comprehension, and mental organization skills vital to achieving high grades and top test scores in all subjects. They're also great for developing real-life, problem solving skills.
Your child will carefully analyze each Mind Benders® story and its clues, identifying logical associations between people, places, and things. The key is to start with the most obvious associations, then deduce less obvious associations until everything finally fits together.
- This deductive thinking puzzles, develops logic and great for developing real-life, problem solving skills
- Develop reading comprehension, and mental organization skills vital to achieving higher grades and top test scores in all subjects
- Students carefully analyze each story and its clues, identifying logical associations between people, places, and things
- Includes step-by-step instructions and detailed answers
CTB1330
Data sheet
- Grade
- Grade 1-2
- Age
- 6-8 years
Mind Benders®, our best-selling deductive thinking puzzles, develop the logic, reading comprehension, and mental organization skills vital to achieving high grades and top test scores in all subjects. They're also great for developing real-life, problem solving skills.
Your child will carefully analyze each Mind Benders® story and its clues, identifying logical associations between people, places, and things. The key is to start with the most obvious associations, then deduce less obvious associations until everything finally fits together.