#EASY SUDOKU PRINTABLES FOR KIDS HOW TO#

Present the clues and let them use logic to eliminate the possibilities one by one until they’re left with the one who did it. Maybe there was a security camera that caught the person but all you could tell is that they were wearing a green shirt. One person couldn’t have done it because they were at swim lessons all morning. Another has chocolate chip residue on their hands.

Make a list of clues to present one at a time. The goal is that your kids will figure out who did it. Or you can stick with the generic – someone stole cookies from the cookie jar. Feel free to embellish your story as much as you’d like. Gather a few dolls, stuffed animals, action figures, etc. If both premises are true, then the conclusion will also be true. This phrasing models the way we use premises to come to a conclusion. Therefore, the last object will also be red.” Phase your conclusion this way ‘All of the objects are the same color. But they’re using logic to come to this conclusion. (this is a red truck, this is a red paper, this is a red mitten) and have them “guess” the color of the last object. Tell your kids there are 4 objects in the bag and they’re all the same color (or same type of object). Gather 4 objects that are all the same color. The first logic activity I like to do is called Guess the Color. Some are more obvious than others but the idea is just to illustrate logic.

#EASY SUDOKU PRINTABLES FOR KIDS HOW TO#

I like to walk my kids through a few exercises to show them how to make logical conclusions. Before heading straight for the puzzles, I prefer to explain logic in a more concrete way.

Easy sudoku printables for kids