Download PDF Brain Games Mazes Coloring Pages Homeschooling With Minecraft Dyslexia Games Presents an Activity Book Great for Creative Kids with Dyslexia ADHD Asperger Syndrome and Autism Sarah Janisse Brown The Thinking Tree LLC Dyslexia Games Anna Kidalova Books
Download As PDF : Brain Games Mazes Coloring Pages Homeschooling With Minecraft Dyslexia Games Presents an Activity Book Great for Creative Kids with Dyslexia ADHD Asperger Syndrome and Autism Sarah Janisse Brown The Thinking Tree LLC Dyslexia Games Anna Kidalova Books
Brain Games, Mazes & Coloring Pages - Homeschooling With Minecraft, ideal for ages 5-12Dyslexia Games produced this activity book for creative students with dyslexia, ADHD, Aspergers or Autism, and its perfect for the Minecraft fan in your life. Packed with logic games, mazes, comic activities, famous landmarks, and Minecraft coloring pages, this book was specifically designed to boost creativity and problem solving skills.
With no words, this activity book is beneficial for all learning levels and abilities.
Learn what others have to say about Brain Games, Mazes & Coloring Pages
“Our son was thrilled to get another Thinking Tree Minecraft book! He is having fun and doesn’t know it’s helping him! WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!! He struggles with reading and writing due to dyslexia, but he has shown a lot of improvement since this book arrived. He enjoys the mazes and while he isn’t thrilled about completing the missing pieces pages, we are already seeing his letter and number reversals decrease! This book has pages with Dyslexia games, Minecraft themed coloring, blank pages for creative fun drawing, comic strip style word bubbles, and fun mazes.†An Customer
“My 8 year old daughter loves Minecraft & this book was perfect for her. She truly enjoys coloring and doing the mazes and other activities.†(January 4, 2018)
If you child enjoys the logic games found in this Minecraft Activity Book, try Dyslexia Games at www.DyslexiaGames.com.
For a complete homeschool curriculum, discover our Fun-schooling journals on math, science, spelling, and more at www.funschoolingbooks.com.
Thinking Tree Learning Levels
A1 = Pre-reader (Pre-K), ages 2-5
A2 = Beginning Readers (K-1st), ages 6-7
B1 = Early Elementary (2nd-3rd), ages 8-9
B2 = Upper Elementary (4th-6th), ages 10-11
C1 = Junior High (7th-8th), ages 12-14
C2 = High school + (9th-adult), ages 13+
By Sarah Janisse Brown, Anna Kidovola, & Alexandra Bretush The Thinking Tree Publishing Company, LLC
Copyright 2018 - Do Not Copy
Disclaimer This is an unofficial Minecraft book. Minecraft is a registered trademark of, and owned by, Mojang AB, and its respective owners, which do not approve, endorse, sponsor, or authorize this book. We are following Mojang’s rules for creative use of Minecraft style content. More info here https//account.mojang.com/terms#brand
Download PDF Brain Games Mazes Coloring Pages Homeschooling With Minecraft Dyslexia Games Presents an Activity Book Great for Creative Kids with Dyslexia ADHD Asperger Syndrome and Autism Sarah Janisse Brown The Thinking Tree LLC Dyslexia Games Anna Kidalova Books
" My son said “I have never been this excited to get a book for school.†My child struggles to write but loves doing mazes. There are Dyslexia games pages, coloring pages, drawing pages, word bubble pages and mazes. There are coloring pages at a location, like Roman Forum in Rome Italy. So you could easily add in a geography lesson. My son looks forward to adding this to his school day."
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Brain Games Mazes Coloring Pages Homeschooling With Minecraft Dyslexia Games Presents an Activity Book Great for Creative Kids with Dyslexia ADHD Asperger Syndrome and Autism Sarah Janisse Brown The Thinking Tree LLC Dyslexia Games Anna Kidalova Books Reviews :
Brain Games Mazes Coloring Pages Homeschooling With Minecraft Dyslexia Games Presents an Activity Book Great for Creative Kids with Dyslexia ADHD Asperger Syndrome and Autism Sarah Janisse Brown The Thinking Tree LLC Dyslexia Games Anna Kidalova Books Reviews
- My son said “I have never been this excited to get a book for school.†My child struggles to write but loves doing mazes. There are Dyslexia games pages, coloring pages, drawing pages, word bubble pages and mazes. There are coloring pages at a location, like Roman Forum in Rome Italy. So you could easily add in a geography lesson. My son looks forward to adding this to his school day.
- Considering how large the word MAZES is on the cover of this book, I had thought there would be more than (maybe) 10 MAZES in the whole book.
This is primarily a COLORING BOOK, with about half the pages having a Minecraft character at a world landmark (hence the "geography" claim).
The other half of the pages are blank frames for drawing/doodling/whatever, or blank "word bubble" comic type pages for you to fill in as well.
I would never consider this a "school book" or as any part of curriculum but it could be a good time-filler for a younger child. We are leaving it in the car to bring to restaurants and other places where we need to wait. - Our son was thrilled to get another Thinking Tree Minecraft book! He is having fun and doesn’t know it’s helping him! WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!! He struggles with reading and writing due to dyslexia, but he has shown a lot of improvement since this book arrived. He enjoys the mazes and while he isn’t thrilled about completing the missing pieces pages, we are already seeing his letter and number reversals decrease! This book has pages with Dyslexia games, Minecraft themed coloring, blank pages for creative fun drawing, comic strip style word bubbles, and fun mazes.
- My guys really like this book. It has Dyslexia Games in them which was a selling point for me. They help my dyslexic son with his reading & my other son be more attentive. They also have Minecraft coloring pgs of famous landmarks. my guys use these to then either google or look on Youtube to learn more about. There is also Comic book bubble pgs for them to use anyway that they want. sometimes they make a comic & sometimes they use them for notes or pictures they've printed of the landmark. An there is also mazes. So you see this book is full of possibilities !
- I got this for my son who is 4 but it was perfect for my daughter who is 6. We love the idea of classical conversation where kids are given just enough to spark curiosity and this book does that! I was looking for a book my younger guy could do and love all the right brain/ left brain activities. It leaves so much room for creativity too.
- With a big title graphic for this book "...MAZES..." I was pretty excited. My son (age 6) loves mazes and Minecraft. He was pretty disappointed that there were only 10 mazes in the entire book. It is mostly coloring pages, and other drawing puzzles. He completed all of the mazes within a few minutes and then did move on to drawing his own pictures in the pages left for those purposes.
- We are so excited to receive this book. We had printed the sample pages the author shared, and my son has been begging for more. There are so many different puzzles that promote critical thinking, as well as fun pictures to color and inspire creative story writing. The book quality is excellent!
- We homeschool two girls and this journal is perfect for when I am working with one child and the other has to wait for help. There aren't as many mazes as we would have liked, but the coloring pages are fantastic. My girls love minecraft and roblox so this is the perfect time filler. I love the logic games that are woven throughout the journal.
