Weekly learning plan
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Find an odd one out and consider more than one rule.
Find an odd one out and consider more than one rule.
Solve four odd-one-out puzzles and give a reason.
Order objects or people from simple clues.
Order objects or people from simple clues.
Solve three ordering puzzles with drawings.
Use true and false clues to remove impossible answers.
Use true and false clues to remove impossible answers.
Solve three clue grids with adult support.
Solve number riddles using more, less, even and odd if taught.
Solve number riddles using more, less, even and odd if taught.
Write or solve five number riddles.
Explain the reasoning behind each logic answer.
Explain the reasoning behind each logic answer.
Choose three puzzles and describe the steps aloud.
Which number is different: 2, 4, 6, 9?
Reveal answer
9 is the only odd number
Use drawings, objects and simple explanations when practising. Revisit misconceptions before progressing to the next topic.