Brain Quest Preschool Q&A Cards: 300 Questions and Answers to Get a Smart Start. Curriculum-based! Teacher-approved! (Brain Quest Smart Cards) Cards – May 1, 2012

this is perfect for my child to go over

We love these Q&A cards! They have been perfect for travel and when we go out to eat. The questions and answers are age-appropriate and a great way to help our toddler learn. They are also small so they fit great in the diaper bag or a toddler's backpack.

I have heard and read a lot about these Brain Quest cards recently and it dawned on me that I had either the same types of cards or something similar when I was a kid and I really liked them. I have always enjoyed trivia and I'm hoping to pass that on to my five-year-old. I wanted to start with the preschool since he has not started school yet but he actually knows a lot more than I thought he would and once we are done with these I plan to get the kindergarten ones. These are really good for helping you figure out what your kid might need a little extra help with and also to surprise you with how much your kid already knows. I also feel like this is getting my son more interested in learning and going to school than before.

This is great for toddlers. I use this with my 3 year old son everyday. It really helped him grasp the concept of behind, in front of, taller and shorter and a few other things that he had trouble with. I recommend using this with toddlers, they’ll love it. Now, my son gets this for us to do along with spelling his sight words and reading his sight words books.

We own several of these brain quest card sets in the different age groups. My kids love them and beg to play with them before bed at night. We started the preschool cards around the time my son was 3; some of the question's were challenging for him while others were easy. Now he's almost 5 and excels at almost every question (still having some problems with letter recognition). We tend to do 5 pages most nights or if he wants to make it a game we play until he gets a question wrong. He's getting ready to move up to the next age set and he's very excited. These are a really fun and easy way to add some educational time onto any day.

the product itself is good there are a couple of issues. kids growing up in the current generation may have a hard time understanding some of the questions as in computer related questions about the mouse and similar issues like that I don't think it would be too big of an issue since it gives your child an opportunity to learn something new a lot of the questions aren't really technology type questions which the newer generation is going through. had this been an adult learning these they would have had no issues but there's been a couple that have stumped my five year old. it could do for an update on questions. recently sent this and I have my daughter's school and the teacher made a couple of comments about the same thing and the kids didn't understand certain things due to the generation gap in question.

I bought the first set at tj Maxx and my granddaughter loves them, so I bought the next set up. She loves using them and has learned many concepts from them

We love these!! When I was a child and we would travel on vacation as a family, we would always be sure to take our Brain Quest cards along for the ride. I love that these cards are attached with a pin, so you do not have 100 individual cards that are easily misplaced or damaged. These cards are perfect for starting conversations and getting kids and adults thinking. We bought this set for our 3.5 year old for Christmas. He loves sitting down at dinner and having my husband and I ask him questions. Some of the questions are a little challenging for him as he is younger than the age on this pack, however, some of them are enough to spark his interest in new discussion points and topics. I am very excited to take this along with us this summer on our vacation.