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This website has plenty of maths resources for kids (and parents).
Try solving the Perplexing Problems: Years 1&2, Years 3&4, Years 5&6, Years 7&8 or challenge yourself on the Problem of the Week.
KenKen-Booklet.pdfKenKen Puzzles
KenKen enables the player to use logic, strategy and number sense to solve KenKen puzzles that range in sizes from 3 x 3 to 9 x 9 grids. For each grid size there are 5 levels of difficulty to challenge every player across the four operations of maths.
Logic Problems
Worksheets to teach critical math skills: printable logic puzzles for kids! There are 9 puzzles varying from easy to intermediate to difficult. Each worksheet already has a data grid drawn out for kids to practice their deductive reasoning skills. They all also have an answer key.
501_Challenging_Logical_Reasoning_Questi (1).pdfReasoning Problems
A variety of abstract reasoning problems:
Sets 1–4: Number Series
Sets 5–6: Letter and Symbol Series
Sets 7–8: Verbal Classification
Sets 9–11: Essential Part
Sets 12–17: Analogies
Sets 18–19: Artificial Language
Set 20: Matching Definitions
Set 21: Making Judgments
Set 22: Verbal Reasoning
Sets 23–27: Logic Problems
Sets 28–31: Logic Games
Sets 32–37: Analyzing Arguments
Picture Analogies (Pre-K)
In the picture analogy, you compare two similar figures and find the relationship between them. Analogical reasoning is fundamental to human thoughts. It plays a significant role in problem solving, as well as decision making, explanation, conceptualization and communication. Reasoning requires logical and intellectual skills as well as practice. Check our free printable picture analogy worksheets which are specifically designed to help develop and enhance logical reasoning in your child at preschool/kindergarten level.
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