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5 Star reviews of Analogy Challenges Level A by MindWareReturn to Analogy Challenges Level A product information...
Analogy Challenges Level A has been reviewed 25 times with an average rating of 4.52
Gifted TEacher Posted 10/7/2008 - EDUCATOR
I'm so glad I ordered this book. My gifted students love working through these analogies. They provide great practice for upcoming cognitive abilities tests.
Great Mind Exercise Posted 7/10/2008 by Allen
My child engaged quickly in this workbook. The questions were increasingly challenging and fun. A great product!
Fun puzzles, age range is perfect. Posted 11/20/2009 by Jennifer
We had a great time with the beginner level Analogy Challenges. My son was turning 7 at the time he worked through that book, and most were a little easy for him. We then got this book so that he'd be more challenged and also my 9 year old could enjoy them. This level is a little too hard for the younger one but perfect for my older one. These puzzles incorporate knowledge such as state capitals (Austin:_____ :: Boston: Massachusetts) that make it beyond the reach of a 1st grader, but just right for the 4th grader. Another example is _____:Wednesday :: January:March. I like how this level really broadens the whole perspective of analogies. Might even be a fun party game!
Analogy Challenges Posted 11/13/2008 by Nancy Rinehart
Both my 5 yr and 8 yr old sons really like the Analogy Challenges. They will ask if they can do more pages than I ask them to do because they enjoy them so much. I wish there were more books. I bought all that are availble, but they're going to finish all of them before the week is out.
Analogy Review Posted 12/25/2007 by The Johnsons
Our son is becoming overly inquisitive, so we were quite thrilled to find the Analogy Challenges. They force him to think and reason through problems, instead of either guessing or picking something that is too easy for his level. Since he has started using his "noggin," he hasn't put the book down. It's a nice change from the typical electronic toy. We highly recommend this to anyone!
Analogy Challenges Level A Posted 1/20/2008 by Liqiong Zheng
This is a very good book. My kids love it.
Analogy Challenges Level A Posted 10/16/2007 by JODI B MALONE
The Analogy Challenges Level A is a wonderful prep for testing and overall comprehension. My student is excelling from using your books and this is the perfect book for us.
Analogy Challenges Posted 2/28/2007 by Robert W Repp
This is remarkably engaging for our 5 year old. She enjoys figuring out the analogies. This is a great skill for kids overall, as it promotes flexible thinking. As it is a workbook type of product, it won't last long, but there are other levels. Kids are extensively tested with analogies and their ease of thinking in this manner will make those inevitable tests a lot easier to bear.
Great Products Posted 2/21/2007 by Janelle Karam
This was a gift for my nephew. He loves it! He was so excited to get the Analogy Challenges because his sister got one and he wanted his own. Great hit!
A rating of Analogy Challenges Level A Posted 11/24/2010 by Michele Baird
this will be good practice for upcoming Wordmasters challenge at school.
A rating of Analogy Challenges Level A Posted 11/2/2009 by Mark Legato
Using analogies is one of the best brain activities to make new dentrites. I learned of your product from another teacher in my school. He has the middle school level.
Review of Analogy Challenges Level A
Posted 10/23/2007 by BRENDA S KOONS
Wonderfully challenging activities which the student considers fun while being required to think deeply. Refreshingly sweet way to think deeper while playing!
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