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A Week of Brain Games at Home is a simple parent guide designed to turn everyday moments into opportunities for thinking, reasoning and problem-solving.
No special supplies. No complicated setup. No sitting down for a formal lesson.
Inside, you'll find 7 quick brain games—one for each day of the week—using things you already have at home.Children will sort socks and toys, spot what changed, solve mystery-object clues, decide which item doesn't belong, build patterns, explore AND/OR rules and finish the week with a Little Detective Challenge.
Each activity takes just 5–10 minutes and includes:
WHAT YOU NEED — simple household objects
THE GAME — easy instructions for parents
MAKE IT HARDER — a way to extend the challenge
WHAT THEY'RE PRACTICING — the thinking skills behind the play
Along the way, children practice observation, memory, classification, logic, flexible thinking, prediction, language and reasoning—without it feeling like school.
The guide also includes parent prompts for keeping children thinking, plus a My Week of Thinking tracker.
Ages 3–6 | Parent + Child | No Prep Required
A Week of Brain Games at Home is a simple parent guide designed to turn everyday moments into opportunities for thinking, reasoning and problem-solving.
No special supplies. No complicated setup. No sitting down for a formal lesson.
Inside, you'll find 7 quick brain games—one for each day of the week—using things you already have at home.Children will sort socks and toys, spot what changed, solve mystery-object clues, decide which item doesn't belong, build patterns, explore AND/OR rules and finish the week with a Little Detective Challenge.
Each activity takes just 5–10 minutes and includes:
WHAT YOU NEED — simple household objects
THE GAME — easy instructions for parents
MAKE IT HARDER — a way to extend the challenge
WHAT THEY'RE PRACTICING — the thinking skills behind the play
Along the way, children practice observation, memory, classification, logic, flexible thinking, prediction, language and reasoning—without it feeling like school.
The guide also includes parent prompts for keeping children thinking, plus a My Week of Thinking tracker.
Ages 3–6 | Parent + Child | No Prep Required
