Sections explore shapes, sounds, words, images, plots, and imagination. Biographical sketches of 63 innovators such as Emily Dickinson, Langston Hughes, Matisse, and Chaplin are also included. Grades 9 and up. J. Weston Walch. These activities promote the development of both logical thinking and group interaction skills.
Students form small groups and are given logic problems and clues to read.
They solve the logic problems by trial and error, drawing inferences, making deductions, listing possible solutions, and designing grids until the group agrees on the solution. Each reproducible handout contains a logic problem and six clues. Includes background and solutions to the puzzles. J. Weston Walch. By Kenton Miller and Laura Tangley.