Extreme Dot to Dot: Around the USA
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Extreme Dot to Dot: Around the USA
Extreme Dot to Dot: Around the USA contains 32 puzzles of landmarks, events, and memorable sights from around the USA. These scenes include Mount Rushmore, the Kentucky Derby, Route 66, and more. A handy key in the back identifies each scene and provides interesting details and facts.
Not Like Conventional Dot to Dots
Kick start your student’s mental focus with the amazing Extreme Dot to Dot: Around the USA. Unlike conventional dot-to-dot puzzles that reveal too much of the picture and ruin the mystery, Extreme Dot to Dot: Around the USA’s puzzles are intricate, and so challenging that when your student looks at a page, he will have no idea what the end result will be.
Up to 1,400+ Dots
Mapping and concentration are just two of the educational benefits to solving these dot-to-dot puzzles. Both your student’s left and right brain will be exercised as he works to complete puzzles containing 400 to over 1,400 dots. Some puzzles even cover a two-page spread - definitely not for the faint-hearted. Recommended for ages 8 and older, these dot to dots are not just for children. Many adults, myself included, find these books both provoking and relaxing, a treat for sluggish minds and weary bodies. 32 puzzles per book.
Please note: This book is designed from a secular point of view, so there can be an occasional dot to dot or some answer key facts that some families will be uncomfortable with. If desired, you can use the key in the back to identify and skip any dot to dots that you are not comfortable with.
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Publisher's Information
Pages: 48
Binding: Paperback
Copyright: 2012
ISBN: 9781936300181
Publisher: MindWare
Made In: USA
Dots Per Puzzle: 400 to 1,400+
Faith-Based: No
I got these as something to do in the car or while we wait for one or another child at a lesson. My 11 year old son picked his up right away and wouldn't get up from the table till he'd completed his first one! My 8 year old daughter enjoys hers too, although she needs help sometimes and gets frustrated more easily so I swiped one of her pages and now I want a book of my own! If you have a task-oriented child this is a great way to keep them busy.
My son enjoys trying to figure out what the dots form, and he really likes that the pictures are places in the United States.
My son enjoys this little extra each week. As soon as he completes a picture, he comes running to see if I can guess what it is. I love how this deviates from traditional school and allows them to think, yet have fun doing so.
It was a fun thing she could do while waiting for me to finish working with one of her siblings. It was always fun to see the finished picture.
This is truly extreme. This is a good activity to break up the day.
