How do we know something is true? What could be true? And when do the clues tell us something simply can’t be true?
MAYBE, MUST & CAN’T introduces young learners to these three powerful thinking concepts through visual puzzles, mystery objects, clues and simple deduction activities designed especially for preschool and kindergarten learners.
Instead of simply finding the “right answer,” children are encouraged to look closely, consider different possibilities, rule out what doesn’t fit and use evidence to explain what they know.
Children will practice skills including:
MAYBE, MUST & CAN’T reasoning
Observing vs. assuming
Using clues and evidence
Eliminating impossible answers
Understanding when there is not enough information
Combining multiple clues
Recognizing when more than one answer is possible
Identifying which clues actually matter
Explaining why an answer must be true
Activities gradually build in difficulty, moving from simple picture-based reasoning to multi-clue mysteries and deduction challenges.
Perfect for ages 4–6
Ideal for preschool, kindergarten, homeschool, morning work, quiet learning time or one-on-one practice.
Little Thinkers Approach:
There isn't always enough information to know the answer—and that's part of learning to think.
*Parent Guide Included
How do we know something is true? What could be true? And when do the clues tell us something simply can’t be true?
MAYBE, MUST & CAN’T introduces young learners to these three powerful thinking concepts through visual puzzles, mystery objects, clues and simple deduction activities designed especially for preschool and kindergarten learners.
Instead of simply finding the “right answer,” children are encouraged to look closely, consider different possibilities, rule out what doesn’t fit and use evidence to explain what they know.
Children will practice skills including:
MAYBE, MUST & CAN’T reasoning
Observing vs. assuming
Using clues and evidence
Eliminating impossible answers
Understanding when there is not enough information
Combining multiple clues
Recognizing when more than one answer is possible
Identifying which clues actually matter
Explaining why an answer must be true
Activities gradually build in difficulty, moving from simple picture-based reasoning to multi-clue mysteries and deduction challenges.
Perfect for ages 4–6
Ideal for preschool, kindergarten, homeschool, morning work, quiet learning time or one-on-one practice.
Little Thinkers Approach:
There isn't always enough information to know the answer—and that's part of learning to think.
*Parent Guide Included
