Quantitative reasoning sits between arithmetic and puzzle solving, asking a child to notice the pattern before reaching for a calculation.
This first book sets out sixty-four pages of that kind of practice, with number patterns, comparisons and simple logic presented as exercises rather than worked examples to copy. The workbook layout leaves room to write on the page, which is how this material is meant to be used, and it makes a parent's job easier when checking where an answer went wrong. Manoj Publications pitches it broadly enough to serve both classroom support and extra practice at home.
A closer look:
• Sixty-four pages of graded reasoning practice, book one of the pair
• Number patterns, comparisons and simple logic set as exercises
• A workbook layout with space to write answers on the page
• Published by Manoj Publications for school-age practice
Suited to primary students working on reasoning and to the parents and tutors who guide them, published by Manoj Publications and available from Boipoka.