Description: The "Follow Along, Math Creativity Grows Naturally" series is a book that children can enjoyably solve on their own. It's made up of open-ended puzzle-style problems (rather than problems with a fixed solving method) that encourage kids to find various solution paths and challenge themselves persistently, building both math creativity and logical thinking. This book "gives children the chance to try this way and that way." Along with creativity and logic, it helps kids discover the fun of math. Puzzle 1 | Number Bug Puzzle Puzzle 2 | Kite Finding Puzzle Puzzle 3 | Find Mom Puzzle Puzzle 4 | Territory Puzzle Puzzle 5 | Weather Puzzle Puzzle 6 | Treasure Hunt Puzzle Puzzle 7 | Block Matching Puzzle Puzzle 8 | Deserted Island Puzzle Puzzle 9 | Safe Path Finding Puzzle Puzzle 10 | Egg Puzzle Puzzle Solutions Preview of Follow Along, Math Creativity Grows Naturally 200 Planning: Yoo Sun-young Recent works: , , … 12 titles total About the author: A graduate of the Mathematics Department at Ewha Womans University, she has spent over 20 years researching elementary math textbooks at publishing companies. She developed Doosan Dong-A math textbooks, Didimdol Elementary Math, and Didimdol Math Classroom. Her representative works include the series and the series. Written by: Samsung Math Research Institute Recent works: , , … 145 titles total About: A group of math researchers dedicated to ongoing research to help children discover that math is "enjoyable" and "fun." The Samsung Math Research Institute's greatest wish is to help children feel that math truly is the most enjoyable subject of all. Build Creativity and Logical Thinking Through Math Puzzles! How can we nurture math creativity? It's difficult to develop through workbook problems alone, which follow a fixed "solve it this way" pattern. Open-ended puzzle-style problems, on the other hand, encourage children to explore various solutions and challenge themselves with persistence, building both mathematical creativity and logical thinking. Great mathematicians and scientists are people who, more than anyone else, have thought deeply and persistently when faced with all kinds of problem situations. This is exactly why gifted education programs and selective schools use these kinds of puzzle problems to assess students' creativity. is a book children can happily solve on their own — a magical book that helps them discover the joy of math along with creativity and logical thinking. Don't rush to teach the method just because your child is thinking hard for a long time. This book is meant to "give children the chance to try this way and that way."