- Publisher : Rockridge Press (March 1, 2022)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 84 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1638073872
- ISBN-13 : 978-1638073871
- Reading age : 8 - 12 years
- Grade level : 3 - 4
Recently, I was asked to review this Math Riddle book for kids. My grandson is of the right age and loves math. He is also an analytical thinker so, I thought it would be perfect for him.
One of the things I like about this book begins right at the table of contents. The book is divided into levels of difficulty. Since this is a book that spans from ages 8-12, it totally makes sense. The book also has warm up pages which helps to get into the heart of the book.
One of the more fun things in this book, at least to me, are the lead up pages to each chapter that either features a historical riddle or some sort of fact about riddles in general. This certainly appealed to my historical nature. However, with someone like my grandson who loves facts, this is cool for him too.
Overall, there are 175 riddles in the book and are fun to try. The book includes an answer key in the back. I could see teachers using this in their classrooms as supplemental lessons or even challenges. This is also perfect for the home school classes as well.
This is surely a winner of a book and one I recommend to pick up.
Riddle me this: What book gets 5 stars from me?
Disclosure:
I received a copy of this book from the publisher. The review here is 100% my own opinions and may differ from yours. ~Michelle, Reading Authors Network
About the author:
Patricia has worked with almost very age group, from toddler to adult learners and every learning type - from kids who struggle in traditional classrooms to those who are more organized, clever, and insightful than she can ever hope to be.
With over fifteen years experience writing for websites, Patricia is excited for this, her first foray into the world of physical books.
Having taught in schools, university, adult education establishments, and corporate boardrooms, Patricia's biggest teaching challenge has been homeschooling her kids. With five children, of varying abilities, some of whom are exceptionally reluctant learners, Patricia has constantly sought new ways to share her love of learning.
She hopes to inspire that same love of learning in others, even if her own kids are stubbornly resisting.
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