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As parents and educators, we’ve created fun, engaging activities that transform everyday challenges into opportunities for growth.
Thought provoking activities to help kids build essential problem solving skills. Download includes parent guide.
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Guides and Info
01
Stages of Problem Solving Skill Development
See the different stages children go through as they develop their problem solving abilities.
02
Fail Safe: Embracing Failure as a Path to Innovation
A guide on how to help children view failures as learning opportunities and stepping stones to success, including tips and anecdotes that promote a growth mindset:
03
Parents + Teachers: A Winning Team for Student Success
Strategies to strengthen your parent-teacher partnership.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What age range is Junior Problem Solvers designed for?
Junior Problem Solvers is designed for children of all ages. We currently offer the PUZZLE strategy workbook for the following age groups:
Preschool
Early childhood
Middle childhood
Preteen
The PUZZLE strategy workbook provides interactive learning experiences to help children develop essential problem-solving skills through our proprietary approach
Do I need any special materials or equipment to use your platform?
No special materials or equipment are needed. The activities are designed to utilize common household items. While you may want to print some activities and the accompanying journal, nothing out of the ordinary is required beyond that.
How much time commitment is required from parents/children?
The activities typically take around 15 minutes for younger children, with the duration increasing as the child’s age increases. Most activities allow you to step away and return to them later. However, there are some exceptions, like the baking soda and vinegar activity, where you’ll want to see it through to completion once started.
