Little Sister: Puzzle Game Spot the Differences Maze Sudoku Word Search are Children Activities Book for Young Preschool Kids Age 4-8. Great Brain Tea - Paperback

by Fun for Tots (Author)

Kids Learn While You Play Puzzle Games
This book is packed with hours of fun and creativity in various fun puzzle activities to keep kids engaged and entertained. The book includes Maze, Word Search, Sudoku and Spot the Difference activities that are great brain teasers to improve your child's imagination, logic, number identification and critical thinking. Every challenge is more than just a fun game but its a skill set that help young preschoolers to learn while they play.This activity book features

• 20 - Sudoku Puzzle 4 X 4
- A fun activity to reinforce your children's Math skills and logical thinking. These Sudoku Puzzles comes in two levels of difficulty - Beginner and Easy.
• 23 - Maze Puzzle - Mazes are fun, problem solving games that challenge children to think logical and critical as they try to find their way through the various jumbled chaos. Young children engaging in these games will develop their fine motor and problem solving skills, hand-eye coordination needed for handwriting and printing, as well as improve their concentration as they learn to manipulate their fingers. The two degrees of difficulty presented on these sheets are the beginner and easy level, which makes it more manageable for the age group 4-8 years.
• 5 - Cat Shaped Word Search - This puzzle will excite your kids, especially if they own a cat as their pet. It is also a fun activity to help reinforce and improve your child spelling ability as they get familiar with new words and develop problem-solving skills.
• 19 - Spot The Differences - Describing pictures is a useful speaking skill and these sheets can be used as a fun communicative game that is suitable for children who are beginner to elementary level or above.This game features several lovely illustrations of animals, parks, hobbies and much more - twice! But there are some differences, can your little detectives spot them all?After children have spotted the differences, they can color in their pictures.