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Logic Word Problems For Third Graders: Ages 8 – 9, Grade 3
Improve Logic Skills!Packed with carefully selected exercises to stimulate your child’s BRAIN and develop a keen interest in the practical application of LOGIC SKILLS. This "Logic Word Problems For Third Graders" book has exciting and stimulating exercises designed to develop logical reasoning skills in kids.
It is an excellent resource for introducing children entering the Third Grade to concepts and skills they will be learning. It can also be used as a practice refresher for children leaving the 3rd grade so that their skills remain sharp and they do not lose touch during the holidays. As such, it makes for great summer practice.
Word based Logic Puzzles are a great way to teach math and problem-solving skills to elementary school children. These Logic Word Problems help children practice and reinforce the essential math skills they learn in school. Regular targeted practice is a proven method of helping children reach their maximum potential and perform better on important standardized tests.
The aim of this book is to develop logic and reasoning skills while building better math problem-solving skills and improving self-confidence. Answer Key is included to measure progress and guide practice.
The BrainChimp series are designed to stimulate the minds of kids and empower them with the skills to be more successful in school and beyond.
Problems for children Grade-3 (Ages 8-9).Contains 50 carefully selected LOGIC word problems.Contains detailed Answers in a separate Answer Key Section.Easy Navigation Links For Kindle.˃˃˃ Skills Multiplication
- Division
- Money
- Time
- Logic
- And much more
˃˃˃ Leverage the portability of the Kindle device. This exclusive Kindle eBook is a wonderful way to sneak in some productive time while waiting for appointments, riding in the car or just about anywhere. Take it with you wherever you go.
˃˃˃ Don't have a Kindle? No Problem! Read on your tablet, smart phone or computer using the FREE Kindle Reader App.
Scroll up and grab a copy today.
It is an excellent resource for introducing children entering the Third Grade to concepts and skills they will be learning. It can also be used as a practice refresher for children leaving the 3rd grade so that their skills remain sharp and they do not lose touch during the holidays. As such, it makes for great summer practice.
Word based Logic Puzzles are a great way to teach math and problem-solving skills to elementary school children. These Logic Word Problems help children practice and reinforce the essential math skills they learn in school. Regular targeted practice is a proven method of helping children reach their maximum potential and perform better on important standardized tests.
The aim of this book is to develop logic and reasoning skills while building better math problem-solving skills and improving self-confidence. Answer Key is included to measure progress and guide practice.
The BrainChimp series are designed to stimulate the minds of kids and empower them with the skills to be more successful in school and beyond.
Problems for children Grade-3 (Ages 8-9).Contains 50 carefully selected LOGIC word problems.Contains detailed Answers in a separate Answer Key Section.Easy Navigation Links For Kindle.˃˃˃ Skills Multiplication
- Division
- Money
- Time
- Logic
- And much more
˃˃˃ Leverage the portability of the Kindle device. This exclusive Kindle eBook is a wonderful way to sneak in some productive time while waiting for appointments, riding in the car or just about anywhere. Take it with you wherever you go.
˃˃˃ Don't have a Kindle? No Problem! Read on your tablet, smart phone or computer using the FREE Kindle Reader App.
Scroll up and grab a copy today.
41 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 20, 2014
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May 19, 2019
I read this book via an Amazon KINDLE Unlimited download.
In my search to satisfy my inner-child’s desire to read another book, I used Amazon’s Recommendation Function for Children’s Book, I selected this book. Back in the third grade, arithmetic [math] was one of my favorite subjects, and I always got an “A” on every test.
While having problems in math where just numbers are given are great in maintaining calculative skills in young children; they don’t really test children’s reading comprehension or their mathematical [logical] reasoning skills in converting a written problem into a mathematical one, which is what this book aptly attempts to do.
As an example:
Holly sold thrice the number of cookie boxes every day from the previous day. She started with selling 1 box the first day. By the end of the 4th day, how many cookie boxes did she sell? Answer is 40.
In this example, the child has to first understand that Holly sold three times as many boxes as the day before [1x3=3, 3x3=9, 9x3=27] and then add the number boxes sold in those four days [1+3+9+27= 40.]
The book features 5 sections with 10 problems in each section and cover such topics as: Multiplication, Time, Division, Money as well as problems involving pure Logic. The navigation feature for this book allows users [parents] to move easily around the pages of the book. Unfortunately, the download I received had a formatting issue towards the end; which can easily be resolved by going to the answer section of the book and copying the question so the intended solver can read it.
For wanting to stimulate the minds of its young readers and to endow them with the knowledge to be successful in solving these kinds of problems, my inner-child and I have given this book, 5 STARS.
In my search to satisfy my inner-child’s desire to read another book, I used Amazon’s Recommendation Function for Children’s Book, I selected this book. Back in the third grade, arithmetic [math] was one of my favorite subjects, and I always got an “A” on every test.
While having problems in math where just numbers are given are great in maintaining calculative skills in young children; they don’t really test children’s reading comprehension or their mathematical [logical] reasoning skills in converting a written problem into a mathematical one, which is what this book aptly attempts to do.
As an example:
Holly sold thrice the number of cookie boxes every day from the previous day. She started with selling 1 box the first day. By the end of the 4th day, how many cookie boxes did she sell? Answer is 40.
In this example, the child has to first understand that Holly sold three times as many boxes as the day before [1x3=3, 3x3=9, 9x3=27] and then add the number boxes sold in those four days [1+3+9+27= 40.]
The book features 5 sections with 10 problems in each section and cover such topics as: Multiplication, Time, Division, Money as well as problems involving pure Logic. The navigation feature for this book allows users [parents] to move easily around the pages of the book. Unfortunately, the download I received had a formatting issue towards the end; which can easily be resolved by going to the answer section of the book and copying the question so the intended solver can read it.
For wanting to stimulate the minds of its young readers and to endow them with the knowledge to be successful in solving these kinds of problems, my inner-child and I have given this book, 5 STARS.
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