Developing Puzzles. Not Boring Mathematics for Children from 8 Years Old

The book contains a variety of engaging tasks and contributes to the development of logic, analytical and mathematical abilities, spatial imagination, memory, attention, and concentration in children from 8 years old. All tasks are grouped by themes: tasks with numbers; problems on evenness, oddness, and divisibility, encryption, cutting figures, minimizing steps, introduction to graphs, logical problems, tasks on pouring and weighing, Euler circles, and other not boring tasks.

It includes brief theoretical notes, explanations of new words and concepts, and examples of solutions. Answers to all tasks are provided at the end of the book.

The book will help children spend their free time meaningfully, better grasp the school curriculum, and participate in mathematical competitions and Olympiads; teachers can conduct engaging lessons and additional classes, and parents can interestingly organize joint leisure time.