School Zone Thinking Skills Workbook: 64 Pages, Preschool, Kindergarten, Problem-Solving, Logic & Reasoning Puzzles, Ages 3 to 5 (Get Ready! Book Series)

Great for 3 years old! Interesting scenarios and bright pictures

I bought this activity book for my four years old son without knowing what to expect. For those who don't know what thinking skills mean here is a list of tasks covered:1- does it belong? (in a big picture find objects that does not look right within the context)2- categorize the similar objects in a row, find the odd one3-Align objects with another that has a similarity (toy and a toy box etc)4-Find the two same objects among similar looking objects.5-What comes next(solve the pattern of a series and find what is to follow)6-Find the sequence of the objects (three events are pictured and the task is to find which is the earliest and what comes later)7-Match colors and shapes8-Find an object or person in a picture by looking at a description (Jake has a flower and Matt is the one next to him etc.)9-Basic counting skills10-Coloring small areas according to the color coded letter that is in it.11-Match a solution to a question (multiple solutions and questions are given and you need to match which is the answer for which question)12-Finding the relation between two objectsAs you can see, it is a very comprehensive collection of various activities and some are really tough. Although it says it is for 3-5 years olds. I as an adult need to think for a few moments to be able to answer some of the tasks. It is highly challenging but a wide range of ages can find it interesting and educating. But parents should be helping the kid and be careful not to let him get discouraged upon failing a task.For a full color 64 page well constructed activity book a price tag of $3.5 is a real bargain as well. Recommended...

My 5 year enjoys doing his homework in the afternoons before dinner. We received this book on June 27th, and it is July 10th. We are almost done with it! A couple more days and we will be finished. The book is easy enough for my child to understand, but he does need help as he does not know how to read yet. It has become a good afternoon distraction, to avoid TV time while I am cooking dinner. I will be looking for more learning books if anyone has any recommendations!

Very educational. Would recommend to anyone with kids 4 and up

As a retired psychologist I bought this book for my bright 4 year old granddaughter. I found it to be a mixed bag. Some of the activities are just right and some are quite vague and not well written and too difficult. Be prepared to sift through the pages and choose carefully the ones you use.

Very good!

My 5yr old (at the time of purchase) did really well using this book. He was definitely ahead of classmates on the learning curve practicing with this. I think it's a great purchase for a kindergartner.

My daughter loved this book and asked almost every day to do pages. It was the perfect level of challenge and fun to keep her attention, and it was great for building critical thinking and logic skills.