Look, I know that times are tough and maybe you've been burned on so-called "activity books" in the past (you know the type with nothing more than a couple of word searches, a few dot to dots, and that awful page where you're asked to make as many words from another word as you can (as an aweful spailler I reelly haite those things (thank heavens for word processors (this may be the most parentheses inside parentheses ever)))), but my book is different!
The Puzzle Book for LDS Kids is 96 pages of original art and not a single lazy activity book cliche in the bunch (well except for that one on page 82, but, come on, I was on deadline). It's good stuff guaranteed to keep your child quiet for up to a month of Sacrament Meetings--and can you really put a price on that? (And if you could, wouldn't it be more than the $10 asking price?)
To give you a little flavor of the book, I'm posting an example of the type of puzzle you'll find in the book. And the best part is: the following puzzle isn't even in the book, so you're still getting 96 pages of new stuff. (As always, click on the image for a larger view.)
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What, no "pick-the-correct-spelling-of-the-author's-name" game?
ReplyDeleteWhat did your kids think of the book? Did you test the puzzles out on them before you let them in the book?
ReplyDeleteYes, the book did pass a rigorous testing stage and received an endorsement from a seven and five-year-old.
ReplyDeleteAlso successfully tested on a 43-year-old and a 6-year-old.
ReplyDeletei used to love these as a kid. so fun!
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