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Sudokids.com Sudoku Puzzles For Children Ages 4-8: Every Child Can Do It. For Teaching Kids At Home Or At School.

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This is a good book on Sudoku for kids. The book includes 108 puzzles. All the puzzles in the book are simple 4x4 grids. The solutions to all the puzzles are available at the end of the book. There are three categories or levels of difficulty for the puzzles.

The first 22 pages in this book are dedicated for strategy, hints, rules, or tips. All the puzzles in the book are Classic Sudoku (with numbers). There are no Alphabet Sudoku (with letters) or Symbol Sudoku (with shapes and symbols) like the two books "Kindergarten Sudoku" and "Preschool Sudoku". Also, there are no simple 6x6 puzzles like some of the other books.

i bought this book for my 7 year old daughter , more out of curiosity than anything else , as I am a big Suduko fan myself. To my amazement , she picked it up and loved doing it ! I highly recommend it to any parent who thinks they have a "little genius" :-)

my grandchildren all have sudoku for kids by Jonathan Bloom and they cant put it down. it starts with explanations then goes from easy, to medium to harder. even the four olds understand. wonderful their minds. i would highly recomment it!!

I bought this product for my kids and was amazed at the enjoyment that they got from completing the puzzles. I think that this book is a must buy for any parent that has kids that enjoy a good challenge and want to improve the basic arithmetic skills. Kids pick up the game very quick and are addicted !

The book is just okay, the fun of Sudoku comes from variety, which is missing in this book. Not saying that it is a bad book, but could have been better, not great value for money, as a more enterprising kid will complete the book in a couple of days, but then it depends on the kid who will do it. One thing to note is that all the puzzles are 4 digits, meaning all sudoku games are with 1,2,3,4 only, the puzzles become more complex and challenging with an uneven set, like 5 or 7 digits. I was expecting the advanced section to have some puzzles like that but it's not, which is why gave the book 3 stars.

To help you decide my son is 7years old just completed 1st grade, he is good in Maths, but no genius, and the book turned out very easy for him. The age rating of 4 to 6 should be more appropriate for this book IMHO.

My 5 year daughter enjoys doing these 4X4 puzzles as "homework." The introduction is well done, and she needed coaching at first but now is doing them on her own.