Kidergarten Sudoku by Peter and Nicola Kattan is a great way to learn sudoku.
Kindergarten Sudoku is a fun easy way to learn sudoku. Instead of 9x9 adult sudoku square puzzles, you have 4x4 square puzzles. There are several different varieties of the game incorporated in the book as well. There’s Classic - with numbers, Alphabet – with letters, Animal – with cats, dogs and fish, Shapes – basic shapes of circles, squares, triangles and stars and Symbols – sun, smiley face, heart and the universal symbol for “no”.
The book starts with basic instructions and terminology and of course the rules of sudoku. There are also several step by step ‘show and tell’ type puzzles that walk you through how to play this game.
There are easy, medium and hard puzzles, just like in adult sudoku books. All the answers to all the puzzlesa are at the back of the book. There is also a score sheet and a page to write notes.
A very entertaining way to teach your youngster deductive reasoning, which is after all what sudoku is all about. Also, if you’ve ever tried sudoku but didn’t quite get it (like me) this book will even help you learn the art of doing sudoku too.
This book is available right here fron Amazon.
Check out Peter and Nicola’s website, Kidergarten Sudoku and have some fun!
Kindergarten Sudoku is a fun easy way to learn sudoku. Instead of 9x9 adult sudoku square puzzles, you have 4x4 square puzzles. There are several different varieties of the game incorporated in the book as well. There’s Classic - with numbers, Alphabet – with letters, Animal – with cats, dogs and fish, Shapes – basic shapes of circles, squares, triangles and stars and Symbols – sun, smiley face, heart and the universal symbol for “no”.
The book starts with basic instructions and terminology and of course the rules of sudoku. There are also several step by step ‘show and tell’ type puzzles that walk you through how to play this game.
There are easy, medium and hard puzzles, just like in adult sudoku books. All the answers to all the puzzlesa are at the back of the book. There is also a score sheet and a page to write notes.
A very entertaining way to teach your youngster deductive reasoning, which is after all what sudoku is all about. Also, if you’ve ever tried sudoku but didn’t quite get it (like me) this book will even help you learn the art of doing sudoku too.
This book is available right here fron Amazon.
Check out Peter and Nicola’s website, Kidergarten Sudoku and have some fun!
posted by Joy Delgado
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2 comments:
There is a very interesting site at Domo-Sudoku.com which offers sudoku puzzles for kids. It is totally family oriented and free.
Thanks for stopping by. Your site is great, thanks for the link.
Joy
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