Content about logic for elementary students. Exercises, tutorials, problems and teaching resources for logic for elementary students. Here you will find posts about logic to make learning mathematics easier and more fun.
Aug18
In today’s post, we’re going to take a look at some examples of one-dimensional series that we have at Smartick—get your thinking caps on. But, let’s start with some simple examples. Here, we have an example that asks us to identify the pattern: Look carefully at our worm friend. The first thing that we need […]
Continue reading »Jun30
In today’s post, we are going to have a look at series: what they are and what they’re used for. What Are Series? Any sequence of objects that we’ve put into an order which follow any kind of criteria. The criteria that determines the object order can be one that we make up or it […]
Continue reading »Jun24
How strange is the wording of these problems! The justification of these convoluted statements that seem like a bad idea by the author. It has always been so, that when we teach mathematics there are two large areas: that of “exercises” and that of “problems“. Exercises could be defined as activities to practice how tools […]
Continue reading »May08
Hello! Today at Smartick we are going to review one of the most popular topics among students: logic. First, try to solve the famous riddle that went viral a few months ago! That is the same curiosity our students feel when they complete their sessions. Logic, as such, is a branch of mathematics that is […]
Continue reading »Apr27
When we received this math puzzle, we shared it in the Whatsapp group we have for the whole Smartick team. When the answers started to come back, they were all different! Given that we have so many whizzes working here at Smartick (developers, mathematicians, physicists, engineers), it was surprising that it took so long to find the right […]
Continue reading »Apr24
What is a set? What types of sets are there? How can you relate one to another? How do they help me? We’ll explain them here. What is a set? A set is a collection of items with some common characteristic which we use to define them by and treat it as an item. Here […]
Continue reading »Feb09
Today we are sharing the latest news about the Smartick logic sessions! As you will know if you are one of our students or a tutor, logic sessions are a Smartick favorite. Why? Because they are different from the normal arithmetic sessions, each exercise is different and there is no automatic way to solve them. […]
Continue reading »Jan04
In today’s post, we are going to talk about Venn diagrams. Venn Diagrams are used to graphically show the grouping of elements in sets, representing each set in a circle or an oval. We are going to look at and study examples of 2 sets: Set A and Set B.These two sets show 2 […]
Continue reading »Dec09
In today’s post, we are going to look at a small introduction to sets and subsets: what types there are, how they are expressed….All with some examples that are very easy to understand. In order to do this, instead of numbers, we will use elements such as fruit, animals, children… The first thing we ought to […]
Continue reading »Oct26
In this week’s post, we are going to look at the types of logic exercises that we have at Smartick. Logic exercises are very important for putting thoughts in order, for expressing them clearly, for analyzing, for deducing correctly and finally, for solving problems that we’ve never seen before. We think it’s essential that our […]
Continue reading »Oct20
Within logical-mathematical knowledge is the process of classification, which represents the first steps towards learning more complex mathematical concepts. Classification generates a series of mental relations through which children group objects according to similarities and differences, depending on different criteria: shape, color, size, etc… These relationships are the basis for the construction of logical-mathematical thinking. […]
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