Books published by Activity Crusades

Mazes and addition are the activities present in this second volume of Don't Be So Quick. It's an evolution from the first volume as it now moves towards more structure. Mazes encourage your child to think strategically thereby improving the executive functioning skills. Logical thinking is what's going to make addition a doable operation, too. Grab a copy now.

Drawing is more than just a means to showcase understanding of lines, shapes and forms. Drawing is also a means of knowing how the world looks like to a child. It is a means of communication, where words fail. Encourage your child to draw. Grab a copy and use this activity book today.

Measure and count all day long! This activity is ideal for long travel hours. There are plenty of exercises to keep children busy. Math activity books help redefine learning because they encourage hands-on experience. This means that lessons will be much better absorbed and remembered. Bring a copy on your travel adventure!

Planning a trip with the family? Then don't forget to pack some toys and this activity book, too! Take every adventure as an opportunity to learn. While traveling, your child can work on some mazes to keep him/her entertained while boosting mental capacity, too. Secure a copy now.

Connect the dots and coloring are meant to go hand in hand. Both activities help a child to understand what structure means. You see, coloring should be done slowly, in an up and down motion, and with colors contained within the boundaries. Connect the dots, on the other hand, encourage hand strength and control. You know your preschooler needs this activity book. Grab a copy now.

It's only natural for preschoolers to not like tracing or writing. But you can't settle with that because you know writing is needed in formal learning. So today, grab a copy of this workbook and encourage your child to trace familiar objects and shapes. Make writing a doable task. Practice using the exercises in this edutaining resource.

In this final volume of Active Hands Activity Books, your child will be challenged by mazes and color by numbers. Both activities encourage problem solving skills and fine motor skills. However, color by numbers also test the ability to follow directions. Meanwhile, mazes boost your child's skill in grading an activity. This is one powerful workbook for kids age 4-6. Buy today!

We have more coloring and shape-learning activities in store for your little learner! Volume 2 of Active Hands: Activity Books 4-6 is composed of more edutaining fun designed to grow your child's understanding of colors and shapes. Both forms the foundation of advanced math concepts. Secure a copy today!

Both drawing and coloring are artistic activities with mental benefits. Asking your child to draw will help you gauge their understanding of the natural world. It helps to break down complex thought processes by making them visual. Coloring, on the other hand, appeals to both brain hemispheres responsible for logic and creativity. Encourage your child to use this workbook today!

Let's kill boredom by adding some spice to the otherwise traditional coloring activity. This workbook will require an understanding of colors and numbers at the same time. Your child can't just color the images the way they like! They will have to follow the instructions and color every space exactly as required. Will your 6-year-old love color by number? We bet they will!

Can't get enough of the First Steps Activity Books? Then here's the final volume for you! Composed of coloring and color by number activities, this educational tool promises hours of fun. Color and color by number encourage imagination and creativity while improving hand to eye coordination. The essential life skills of patience, self-confidence and determination get boosted through this activity book, too. Grab a copy today!

Help your 5-year-old master basic shapes with the help of this activity book. Here, there are examples of everyday objects that your child will asked to identify for shapes. Exposing little ones to self-paced activity books at an early age will help improve general study skills. They also encourage your child to become confident in what they can do. Grab a copy today.

Your child doesn't have to fail or get low grades in mixed math and multiplication. You can do something to help them get better at math. You can provide workbooks with age-appropriate exercises. A workbook will focus on specific math concepts, which gives your child the chance to improve with one concept at a time. Grab a copy now!

Did you know that workbooks, regardless of theme, can teach critical thinking skills? The questions asked in workbooks are not just regurgitation of readings. Instead, they challenge a child to think beyond what was discussed in the classroom. Encourage your child to answer the exercises one page at a time regularly. Go ahead and grab a copy today.

For children to shift from the analog to the digital clock, it will take a lot of practice. It goes the same with learning to divide after adding and subtracting. What your child needs is your encouragement and a good workbook to practice with. This telling time and division workbook has been created for ages 10-12. It will be one good learning resource for kids to enjoy.

Don't just talk about money, let your child work with it too! Learning about money entails an understanding of skip counting. It also means a child needs to know that the same numerals may hold different values depending on the money sign seen. Different currencies also hold different values. There's so much to learn about money. Begin with this activity book today!

Would you believe fractions and measurements can be made easy? Believe it because this workbook is proof. Learning new concepts will require some time and a lot of examples. This workbook will provide your child with a challenge to improve their knowledge on fractions and measurement. No peeking on the answer sheet while completing the exercises please! Pick it put today!

Big things can happen from small packages. Such is the case of this activity book for kids age 8-12. It has numerous multiplication exercises that range from single- to multi-digit equations. Encourage your child to work on these activities at their own pace. If mistakes happen, it's okay because learning can happen from them. Grab a copy today!

Yes, number puzzles can get frustrating at first but once your child finds their flow with them, the benefits would be phenomenal! Sudoku challenge your child's number skills while subtraction is an arithmetic operation that would enhance math skills. Combined, you get one amazing activity book with a promise of mental boost. Enjoy this workbook today!

This workbook is about division meant for older kids, age 10-12. Expect to see more challenging exercises that will boost your child's self-confidence. Of course, if the activity takes a while to complete, a child feels elated when they get it done without much help. Train your child to always challenge what he/she knows. Collect educational activity books beginning today!

There are children who find fractions and multiplication difficult math concepts to master. Why? It's probably because they lack exercises to do on their own. You see, in a classroom setting, teachers teach in a limited time. The purpose of workbooks, therefore, is to encourage learning to continue even outside the classroom. Grab a copy now!

Older kids will be more than happy to work on this activity book because it contains a good mix of challenges and visuals. The activities included here are fitting for kids age 9-12. Encourage children to actively participate in the learning process. Make math, and its concepts, easy to understand. Use this workbook today.

Let your child discover his/her learning pace through workbooks. Workbooks are educational materials that can be completed at home. Especially if they're age-appropriate and academically sound, workbooks provide your child the opportunity to learn from their mistakes without being pressured by grades. If your third grader needs help in subtraction and telling time, then this is the resource to have.

Fractions and decimals in one go? Yes, it's possible! Your third grader just needs a comprehensive workbook that expertly shifts from one math concept to the other. Being good at math requires plenty of practice and an unyielding vow of support from parents, like you. Collect valuable age-appropriate resources that encourage your child to take his/her own learning pace. Add this volume to your collection today!

This workbook will call on your child's attention as he/she works on shapes, colors and numbers. Color by number is a level higher than traditional coloring exercises because there is a set color per number. It also means that mistakes can be easily observed if you compare your child's work to the answer sheet. Will your child enjoy this activity book? Of course, they will!

Where's the ticket to better grades in math? It's inside the pages of this activity book. In this second volume of That's the Ticket: Activity Books Grade 1, your child will be honing their skills in counting money and measurement. Use this workbook if you see your child struggling with these math concepts. Go ahead and secure a copy today.

Multiplication and division blues? Here's a math activity book to the rescue! It is recommended that you introduce equations with varying levels of difficulties. The reason is because you want to challenge your child and at the same time, boost their self-confidence, too. There are plenty of benefits to harvest from this small book of math quizzes. Grab a copy now!

Let's study fractions! The easiest explanation to what fractions are involve the sharing of a pie. But this workbook will do away with the easy and instead, replace it with a series of exercises that will challenge older kids. Encourage your child to do better at fractions by working on this workbook. Mistakes are acceptable if kids learn from them. Grab a copy today.

Addition and subtraction form the basics of arithmetic. If your child can master these two concepts, then division and multiplication will become a breeze. Mastery of addition and subtraction can only be reached through repeat and progressive exercises. This workbook provides the activities your child needs. Go ahead and secure a copy today.

Counting and telling time are two concepts that are banked on your child's number sense. You can improve your child's number sense by allowing him/her to work on progressive exercises on his/her own pace. Telling time is a step above counting because it involves skip counting and the understanding of how numerals hold different meanings. Grab a copy today!