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Analogies: Beginning Links to Logic

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Cover of Analogies: Beginning Links to Logic, a grades 1–2 activity resource from Lorenz Educational Press
Front cover of the analogy activity packet
Art Fair Disaster asks students to draw four missing analogy pictures, then create an analogy of their own
Four drawing prompts and an original analogy task
Analogy Memory Game has 12 cutout cards showing pairs such as hand and mitten, foot and sock, and dog and bone
Single sheet of 12 analogy memory game cards
Picture Match has four cut-and-paste analogies using clothes, a basketball hoop, a rake, and mail as choices
Four cut-and-paste picture matching prompts
Complete the Analogy has four cut-and-paste prompts with a horse, cookies, a hat, and a down arrow as choices
Four analogy completion prompts with cutouts
Analogy Mix-Up asks students to connect four pairs of analogies about foods, animal homes, sports, and delivery
Matching activity connecting four analogy sets
Weather Analogies gives three open-ended prompts using an umbrella and rain, sun and swimwear, and coat and snow
Three weather analogies to finish in words or pictures
Pet Analogies asks students to complete three comparisons using a cat, dog, fishbowl, birdcage, wheel, and disc
Three pet analogies to finish in words or pictures

Answer key included

Answer key included
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About This Product

Analogies: Beginning Links to Logic

A teaching resource that promises to stimulate logical thinking in young learners, acting as a stepping stone for students. This product paves the way for the development of problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

Contents

This unique activity-based package includes:

  • 10 ready-to-print pages full of reproducible worksheets, making it easy and straightforward for educators to prepare lessons.
  • The activities promote deep analysis as students are required to discern relationships between different items through analogy exercises.

Suitable for Grades 1 and 2

A wise choice for Grade 1 and Grade 2 teachers, these activities can be easily incorporated into various classroom settings due to their adaptability. They can serve as excellent starting points or closing materials every day.

Versatility

Besides whole-class settings where teachers guide discussions around solutions, they also work well in grouping situations where pupils collectively solve problems. Also suitable as supplemental learning material fitting excellently into existing lesson plans or even assigned as homework exercises aimed at reinforcing logical thinking skills on another front outside the four walls of a classroom. This flexibility grants educators freedom in introducing analogical concepts at their convenience while retaining benefits of enriched student engagement and learning outcome.

Note:'Analogies: Beginning Links to Logic' stands out uniquely amongst other pedagogical tools bringing something valuable onto your educational shelf—setting elementary age children on the path towards confident solution finders using logic optimally! And suitable not only within formal school contexts but extending supportively into homeschooling terrains too. The resource places itself squarely within the ambit of enhancing cognitive capabilities rather than focusing exclusively on rote learning thus positioning those who use it better prepared for future rigors demanding nonlinear thinking across life's myriad scenarios!

What's Included

1 PDF with 10 ready to print pages

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