Logic problems are a surefire way of engaging your brightest students in critical thinking and problem solving, and the puzzles in Logic on Meadow Brook Lane are no exception. Students who love the thrill of solving logic puzzles will enjoy more than 20 puzzles in this book, which follows the activities of eight friends who live in the community of Meadow Brook as they take part in a variety of projects and events in their neighborhood. Students will learn to solve the puzzles related to the friends' adventures by gathering clues and organizing them using logic grids, deductive reasoning, analytical thinking, the process of elimination, and critical thinking. Students will want to keep coming back for more of these fun and challenging puzzles.

Grades 5–8

Logic on Meadow Brook Lane is a logic workbook written for grades 5-8. All 21 challenges are logic puzzles that are known as logic grids. Logic grids are set up in a matrix format with facts along the top and sides of the grid. There is a series of clues that you must work your way through as you mark off the information on the grid. 

These puzzles are often a favorite of logic fans, including my 12 year old son. He was thrilled beyond belief to find a workbook with nothing but logic grids. This is the first and only workbook we have found for grades 7-8 that is made up entirely of logic grids. The grids in this book are rather large too, so they take a great deal of thought, patience, and focus. 

We love logic in our homeschool.  In fact, an entire period is spent diving into logic at least once a week.  My children literally can't get enough on those days.  Prufrock Press always has something just right for us.

Logic on Meadow Brook Lane has been the latest book of logic matrix puzzles we've enjoyed.  Each of the 21 puzzles is easy enough to be completed in a class period, but challenging enough to really stretch middle school minds.  Love these!