Counting & Logic Puzzles:

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for Kids Ages 3–6: Fun Brain Games from 1 to 20 (The Real-World Math Path Series)

Many parents try to help by asking children to count out loud again and again. That can support memorization, but it does not always build number sense. A child may be able to say “1, 2, 3…” but still hesitate when asked what comes before, after, or between numbers.

This workbook gives children structured practice with number order in a simple multiple-choice format. The questions are organized into five gradual levels, from simple missing numbers to longer number patterns, with an answer section included at the back.

Inside, children will practice:

* Counting and number order from 1 to 20
* Filling in missing numbers
* Recognizing simple number patterns
* Choosing from multiple-choice answers
* Building focus through short puzzle sets
* Progressing from easier puzzles to more advanced patterns

There is no long lesson to prepare. Children can work through a few questions at a time while parents, teachers, or caregivers simply check the answer and move on.

This book is for parents, homeschool families, preschool teachers, pre-K practice, kindergarten readiness, and caregivers who want a simple workbook for early counting and logic skills.

It is especially useful for children who:

* Know some numbers but need more practice with order
* Can count aloud but hesitates with missing-number questions
* Need short, repeatable activities
* Benefit from screen-free learning
* Are preparing for preschool, pre-K, or kindergarten math

This book is not designed as a full math curriculum, a handwriting workbook, or a picture-heavy activity book. It focuses specifically on counting, number order, and early logic puzzles from 1 to 20.

Use one page or a few questions at a time. Stop before your child gets tired. Let your child think, choose, and build confidence gradually.

Give your child steady practice with numbers, patterns, and early logic—one small puzzle at a time.
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