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Thinking Skills

"Give a student a 'fish' and you educate them for a day.
Give a student a 'fishing rod' and you educate them for life."


Thinking, Learning, Cognition

With a solid foundation in thinking and logic skills, struggling students can learn to locate and gather relevant facts, to sort, categorize, sequence, compare, contrast and analyze materials. These learning strategies are critical not only to academic, but also to personal well-being. Struggling students often see the world with fresh eyes, and so with basic thinking and logic skills firmly in place, they may creatively explore, apply and extend options when facing personal choices and problems. Beyond the obvious crucial benefits to learning in school, children use the same skills to make good choices in life.

Thinking Skills — Struggling students often find it difficult to manipulate, use and apply data, facts and figures. Showing students how to think through a problem is a skill that can be transferred to other problems, no matter what the subject area.


Study Techniques

Helping students learn to study for and take tests is essential to success and it reduces stress.

  • flash cards
  • acronyms
  • memory sentences
  • memory words
  • practice exams

Learning to read and understand instructions on a test are also critical skills for struggling students.



Logic Skills Worksheets — Brain Teasers & Analogies

Logic thinking worksheets include analogies and brain teasers designed with fill-in problem-solving charts to help students successfully hone these skills.

Thinking Skills Logic worksheets are designed to teach students how to solve logic problems. They include a working chart to help the student as they read thru the clues. These brain teaser worksheets are fun for students and help increase logic skills and build IQs.

Thinking Skills Logic worksheet are at three ability levels:

  • Beginner's Level
    • Beginner's Thinking Skills Brain Teaser worksheets (samples)
    • Beginner's Analogy worksheets
  • Intermediate Level
    • Intermediate's Thinking Skills Brain Teaser worksheets (samples)
    • Intermediate's Analogy worksheets
  • Advanced Level
    • Advanced Thinking Skills Brain Teaser worksheets (samples)
    • Advanced Analogy worksheets

Teach Them How To Think and Give Them the Keys to Learning.



Thinking Worksheets

See our Teaching Resources for Thinking Skills for teaching and practice worksheets, lesson plans, etc.

See our Re✓erseFixUp worksheets – beginner, intermediate, advanced, expert for more thinking challenges.

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