Workman Brain Quest Grade 3, Revised 4th Edition: 1,000 Questions and Answers to Challenge the Mind

Kids really enjoy these

We just received this and my son is so into these cards. We try and do 6-10 pages a day of the Brain Quest workbook and if he becomes sidetracked or I feel he's getting lazy we mix it up and give these Brain Quest cards a go. Either way Brain Quest has done an incredible job in making learning fun. I am always looking for ways to keep my 8+ year old stimulated. As much as he could build legos all day I prefer him to do activities in which he will learn and be prepared for this incoming school year.In absence of camp this summer and my son choosing NOT to do anymore ZOOM based activities he's enjoying the Brain Quest Book and Cards. I am please when he takes the initiative to pick up either and asks "what he can do?" in terms of activities. It's really nice to see that he is responding well to these methods of learning. Best of luck to all trying to survive this time and keeping our children safe, entertained and mentally stimulated. It is trial and error for sure.

Not sure if we like this. We Love the brain quests work books, absolutely amazing. But we aren't liking this product so much. The questions are weird and some are worded/phrased really oddly. Ive had to rephrase some of the questions to make more sense. I don't think i would have bought this had i previewed it's contents. Just saying.

My kids LOVE Brain Quest products. I bough these cards as something to do while we were waiting (during appt or in line at the store). My kids actually prefer to play these during dinner time. Seeing who could come up with the answer the quickest.If you purchase these cards look into the workbooks too! I bought them for my kids as summer "homework" to keep their minds going. It is in no way a punishment (as most homework seems to be). My kids love doing the workbooks and always end up doing a couple pages more than asked.My kids are 8 (second grade) and 10 (forth grade).

My second grader loves to do trivia activities, so when I remembered Brain Quest from my childhood, I knew he would love it! He gets so excited to sit down and get quizzed. The questions are a good mix of challenging and easy, and he doesn't get bored of them. I love that it presents a great learning opportunity for him, and that there are so many good questions for us to keep going to. It really doesn't get old.

My 8 year old stepson loves brain quest. I have been buying him the brain quest cards since kindergarten and we always have a great time with them. He loves learning and making it a fun game. I used to use these brain quest cards when I was a kid so he loves to hear about that too... you know way back when in the 90s lol