Logic Workbook for Gritty Kids: Spatial reasoning, math puzzles, word games, logic problems, activities, two-player games. (The Gritty Little Lamb ... & STEM skills in kids ages 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.) Paperback – October 1, 2021

This book is a lot of challenging fun. I purchased it for my homeschoolers ages 1st and 2nd grade and my 7th grade daughter began helping them so she could “show them how to solve the learning opportunities.” The kiddos love this book, and it challenges them to exercise their critical thinking and develop the consistency and dedication it takes to stay after things (follow through) even when difficult. I recommend this book if you’d like to develop and/or enhance logic. Great product!

This was purchased for a young great niece. I have received a thank you note from her saying that she liked the tracing parts and some of the math problems. Yes she is a little young for the age group but from what I learned from her parents, she really likes math. I want to encourage her to continue liking math because she will use it her entire life.From what little I saw of it before packing it up to send to her, it looked like there were a lot of fun things to do in the book. I wish something like this would’ve been available for me years ago as it would’ve made my math journey less of a struggle.

I like interesting brain activities in this book. Pretty good for 6-9 years students

Fun for young ones. My child askes his parents if he can work in the book.

My 9 year old son loves the Logic Book. It makes him think more than homework does but it is fun instead of a grind.

The media could not be loaded. 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.

She's happiest when she's in a quiet spot and can focus on these little challenges. I'm not sure the puzzles are good for the average 6 year old, though. You might need to work the puzzles with the child if they're too hard for them yet. I read a tip that I find very sensical- get your child books and workbooks that are not only intended for their year age, but also some that are intended for younger kids and some that are intended for older kids. It's common for some kids to need to learn a new skill at a later age than others learned it. And some kids may have a knack for a certain type of thinking and can do some of the challenges in a workbook intended for older kids.

These workbooks inspired a review from me. I can count on one hand the times I’ve written a review and I shop on Amazing A LOT! I got 4 workbooks - 1 first gritty kids for my 7 year old and 3 of these 1 for my 7 yo (2nd Grd) when she finishes the first one and 1 for each of my 9 yo twins (3rd grd). They all loved them. They have been working on them all weekend! My 7 yo is almost done w her first book. The twins are eating up theirs - they take them to the bathroom, to bed, in the car, and now to school. My son - who was playing math games on his iPad (a thing I rarely let him use - his school gives them to the kids - I resent it but anyway) he said to me - “Mom this is better than the iPad (prodigy math games) and just as addicting but without the blue light.” I am SOLD and will pretty much buy anything from this fellow.Short backstory my children all went to a private school called challenger - it was an epic education classical education that was incredibly challenging- like the name implies - and while other children got stressed and dropped out bc of the pressure mine (all three have ADHD) thrived! We moved out of state and had to swap schools so they are now in a very expensive IMHO ($23k annual for 1 child) school (which we don’t pay full tuition since my husband works there) but anyway the school community is fabulous but the actual education has been such a disappointment after having a classical foundation. I mean it makes me sick to my stomach to see the literal learning loss that happens every year my kids attend this overpriced debacle.I am constantly looking for resources to stimulate and challenge them and this has been great. A really good buy. Do it.