Think 2: A collection of puzzles to develop thinking skills

This book is a "gymnasium" for developing a child's brain. It contains engaging puzzles that train attention and memory, spatial and logical thinking, mathematical skills, and mental faculties. The book's key feature is the inclusion of tasks to develop working memory and divergent thinking, which is responsible for creativity. The tasks were developed by a team of professional authors. The book has 12 sections containing about 150 different puzzles. By solving the tasks, the child will learn to draw and complete pictures, solve mathematical labyrinths, put together mosaics, find similarities and differences between various objects, solve complex Sudoku, and also learn geometric shapes. The problems in this book develop: attentiveness and memory; analytical skills; logical and spatial thinking; creativity. Key features of the book: 150 tasks will help develop creative abilities and teach you to find original solutions. Puzzles develop intelligence. The tasks become more difficult as you progress. Personal assistants - owls Plato and Sophie - will help you solve the puzzles. How to use the book: Complete the tasks in order: from simple to more complex. Before an exercise, carefully study the explanation and example solution. Owls Sophie and Plato explain which skills specific puzzles develop. Perceive the exercises as a fun game: come on, Will you be able to solve it this time? Enjoy every task you complete. After solving a puzzle, check the answers—they're at the end of the book. Who is this book for: Puzzle lovers ages 5 and up.