Abstract

Drills to develop thinking skills in the middle grades of elementary school

Use your brain while also acquiring the skills to survive in the world.
We've created an introductory drill to help you think with your own brain.

Supervised by the testing organization (iML International Mathematics Aptitude Test Association), which has been developing children's thinking skills for over 25 years.

Simply solve these brain-teasing math problems to develop the habit of thinking.
While the target age group is middle grades of elementary school, it's also perfect for training children in preschool and other grades.

■ 2 Steps, 70 Questions
・Step 1: Practice Questions → Original questions developed specifically for this drill
・Step 2: Past Questions → Past questions from the 9th Grade Mathematics Thinking Ability Test

■ Select questions from five math topics! Improve your math grades too!

Number and Quantity, Space and Shape, Change and Relationships, Data and Uncertainty, Logic
→ Covers a wide range of topics, from word problems to plane figures and spatial figures.

■Develop three thinking skills to solve problems with no clear answers!
・The ability to use information and conditions effectively
・The ability to think logically
・The ability to recognize and imagine the shapes of objects

★Benefits of this book

・Get going at home!
Improve reading comprehension, logic, and creativity.
・Just solve one puzzle per day! Develop the habit of thinking.
・Learn in an exciting way! Help your child develop initiative and learn at their desk.

Plenty of great math questions that will get your brain going!
Helpful for junior high school entrance exams.

Includes stickers and a progress tracking sheet, making this a fun and essential workbook for children.

In uncertain times, the ability to think with your own brain will be a weapon for navigating the world and carving out a brighter future.

In recent years, this ability has become increasingly important in junior high school, high school, university, and employment exams. Please use this as your first book on "thinking."

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