Thinking & Problem Solving for Kids

Help children develop the thinking skills they need to approach challenges with confidence. Explore practical resources for critical thinking, reasoning, decision-making, problem-solving, creative thinking, and learning how to evaluate choices.

Skills That Help Children Think Through Challenges

Choose a resource based on the thinking skill your learner is developing. Each workbook provides focused practice in problem-solving, decision-making, reasoning, and learning how to approach challenges with greater confidence.

  • Smart Choices! Decision-Making Workbook for Kids

    Smart Choices! Decision-Making Workbook for Kids

    Help kids become more thoughtful and confident decision-makers with Smart Choices! Decision-Making Workbook for Kids. This printable workbook teaches children a practical Stop, Think, Choose approach while building critical-thinking, problem-solving, and everyday decision-making skills.

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  • Math Quest! Problem Solving Workbook for Kids

    Math Quest! Problem Solving Workbook for Kids

    Help kids become stronger, more confident problem solvers with Math Quest! Problem Solving Workbook for Kids. This printable workbook combines engaging practice with addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, money, time, measurement, fractions, logic, number patterns, and multi-step word problems.

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  • Responsible Decision-Making Workbook for Kids

    Responsible Decision-Making Workbook for Kids

    Help children learn to stop, think, and make thoughtful choices with this colorful 31-page Responsible Decision-Making Workbook for Kids. Through real-life scenarios, problem-solving activities, consequence analysis, peer-pressure practice, safety decisions, reflection, and progress tracking, children build practical skills for making responsible choices at home, at school, and in everyday life.

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Begin With the Skill That Feels Hardest Right Now

You do not need to work through every skill at once. Start with the area that is creating the most frustration, inconsistency, or dependence. As confidence grows, move to another skill that supports your learner’s next step.

Build Skills One Step at a Time

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