Logic Workbook for Gritty Kids

Fun and challenging for kids. Makes brain exercises seem like fun, not work. Great for filling downtime between core learning subjects.

I dont know about abybody else but my kids have really struggled with critical thinking. I almost didnt buy thia because I couldnt see much of what was inside. Im so glad I did because its honestly even better than I thought. Warch the video for a fun lil tour of this book. ❤️ I love this book! It comes with so many different puzzles and activities. Even math isn't just word problems they are actual math puzzles that kids have to think through. Don't worry though there is an answer key at the back so you can make sure your kids are doing it correctly.

Some of these are really hard and challenging to the point where I enjoyed helping the kids do them and some of them were so easy that they were only good for a five-year-old or six year-old so I would recommend it if you have kids of multiple ages maybe from 12 and down but Definitely there is different ability levels in the book. It’s a nice break from typical homeschooling workbooks and teaches some common sense. I have gone through and just looked at each page and wrote the name of the child that I think it would be most appropriate for on the top so I can give them the book and they can look for their name, and do the page or else the older kids will try to do the easy ones.

Son needed help with math and this book is engaging enough to make him interested.

My son loves this book. He’s 7 years old and loves solving math problems and puzzles this is right up his alley. Good range of easy to difficult problems.

I just love this workbook! It’s a challenge for both my 6 year old (who’s a pretty smart kid) and myself. Not “just another workbook.” Really a great exercise in critical thinking and problem solving.

My 6 year old and 8 year old LOVE this book!

This book is listed as being for ages 6-10, that is a pretty big developmental leap. I would not recommend this for 6 or 7 year olds unless your kid is a genius. Honestly there are some activities in this book that would take me some hard thinking as an adult. My daughter is 6.5 and we will probably be able to use maybe half of the pages in this book at this time. Go for the lower level if you want it to be something they can really understand.Over all the puzzles are great and I love the concept I just don’t see that this has been labeled for the correct ages.

This book has a variety of fun activities to inspire your child to happily try and want to do more. A few of the activities may require parental help and support to encourage them to continue and or complete the activity. Your child will improve on their skills, build a stronger resilience, be more confident and broaden their logic and ideas. A fun way to learn!

This book has a lots of cool thinking excercises presented in really cool way. My 6 yo son really enjoyed working with it.

Bold and easy-to-understand diagrams and puzzles. This is a fun learning book for kids. Funny illustrations and diagrams keep the interest going. A wide selection of thought and observation-provoking tasks. It gives parents a heads-up on how their child's level of comprehension. Exercises cover ages 6-19, for now, some may be too hard for the younger ones, but possibly suitable for older Syblins. I recommend the book because of its fun and promotes cognitive reasoning

La meilleure retrouvailles que je puisse faire, si on sait un peu d’anglais c’est facile à l’utiliser. Les exercices sont très amusants, mon enfant a aimé .

I am a retired math teacher. I have been disappointed with the lack of critical thinking materials my grandchildren use in school (SK - grade 2) This book (part of a larger series of 3-4 books) was a true saviour for us. Not only it makes the kids THINK but my grandkids also ENJOYED doing the tasks/exercises/activities. (My grandson is 6, my granddaughter is 8). Mr Allbaugh (the author) has created (and maybe also collected?) a vast range of tasks - each more interesting than the other. The range of levels of difficulty is perfect: from the ones that would build confidence to ones that require patience and a few tries. Nothing tricky but nothing trivial either.If you care about developing your kids/grandkids critical thinking - do get this!PS: When a kid starts a new task I recommend an adult is there to make sure the kid understands it correctly and starts it successfully.