Brain Food: 100+ Games That Make Kids Think
Brain Food: 100+ Games That Make Kids Think
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Brain Food: 100+ Games That Make Kids Think by Paul Fleisher
Make a difference in your childs' thinking! With more than 100 games to choose from, Brain Food is your one-stop source for exploring the fun in learning. This compilation is filled with new, as well as traditional, brain games, and most need little more than paper and pencil to get you started. Each game is classroom tested and tailored to encourage cooperation and teamwork, as well as deductive logic.
The book includes:
- Word games
- Math games
- Logic games
- Memory games
- and much more!
One exciting aspect of this book is that it has a bit of an international flavor. It is filled with fun games from around the world that challenge and stimulate young minds. From the Japanese strategy game Hasami Shogi, to the traditional African game Wari, to the deductive game Witch Hunt, to the word challenge Wordbuilder, these mind-stretching tools encourage complex thinking skills. Games by their very nature require thinking. With Brain Food you'll get teaching tools such as Alphamazement - a game of strategy that challenges both visual and verbal skills by having players connect letters of the alphabet in a zigzagging maze. Or, try the traditional Maori game Mu-Torere to enhance visual and mathematical skills. This book provides you with tools to encourage higher-order thinking skills and has unique approaches to creative problem solving. The games promote cooperative learning and competitive fun. The games act as skill builders for the visual-spatial, logical-mathematical, verbal-linguistic, and personal intelligences.
Book Details:
- Number of Pages: 208
- Book Size: 8-1/2" x 11"
- Book Type: Paperback
- Recommended Ages: 8 through 18
- ISBN 10: 1593633319
- ISBN 13: 978-1593633318
Book Condition:
This book is brand new and is in perfect condition.
Why We Love It
Kids of all ages love the challenges of games. The games in this book are fun, entertaining, engaging, and kids practice thinking skills while having fun.
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