Use Your Brain 3 – Kids Brain Games & Logic Puzzle Workbook

Use Your Brain 3 – Kids Brain Games & Logic Puzzle Workbook (Bilingual Arabic–English, Ages 4–8, Printable PDF) is a colourful collection of thinking activities that help children train their brains while having fun. This beautifully illustrated kids workbook is filled with logic puzzles, counting games, matching activities and observation challenges, all shown on big notebook-style pages with a friendly pencil character guiding the way. Short instructions in both Arabic and English make this the perfect bilingual brain games book for young learners.

Smart brain games for kids in a playful jungle world

The cover sets the tone for the whole workbook: a bright jungle landscape full of lions, tigers, crocodiles, monkeys and a zebra gathered around tall palm trees, while a smiling pencil character in a green dress and pink hijab holds a mini activity page. This joyful scene tells children that the book is about learning through play in a safe, friendly environment.

Inside, each activity appears on a large “notepad” in the centre of the page, with a clean layout that keeps children focused on the task. The background shows parks, trees and open skies to keep the mood light and positive. Instructions such as “Which one is missing?”, “How many?”, “Arrange By Size” and “Draw the lines matching each picture to its shadow” are written in both English and Arabic, making it easy for children to work in either language with minimal help.

What’s inside Use Your Brain 3?

This kids logic puzzle workbook includes a rich mix of activity types designed to build core thinking skills:

• Which one is missing? – Kitchen set
  Children see colourful pots, jugs and cups on shelves and a larger collection at the bottom of the page. They must compare the sets and decide which item is missing from the shelf. This trains observation, comparison and memory.
• Fun Addition with rockets
  A page full of rockets invites kids to solve simple picture-based sums. Groups of rockets are added together and children choose the correct answer from a number strip (2, 3, 4, 5 or 6). This is a gentle introduction to early maths and addition using clear visual supports.
• How Many? – Jungle animals
  A lively jungle scene shows monkeys climbing palm trees, lions, tigers, crocodiles and a zebra. Children count each type of animal and record how many they see. This supports counting, number recognition and attention to detail.
• Match the shadow – Airplanes
  Kids match colourful planes and helicopters to their correct shadows. They draw lines from each aircraft to the silhouette that has the same shape and direction, building visual discrimination and logical matching skills.
• Which one is missing? – Clothes on the washing line
  A washing line is full of shirts, trousers, dresses, hats and socks, with more clothing items shown below. Children decide which piece is missing from the line. This page mixes observation, categorising and everyday vocabulary.
• Arrange by size – Sheep and lambs
  Sheep of different sizes graze across the page, and two barns are labelled “BIG” and “small”. Children guide the biggest animals to the big barn and the smallest to the small one, learning size comparison, ordering and basic measurement concepts.
• How Many? – Heart and frog balloons
  Dozens of heart-shaped and frog-shaped balloons float above a group of children. The task asks kids to count how many of each type they can find, reinforcing counting, grouping and visual scanning.
• Match the shadow – Bikes and scooters
  Different bicycles, tricycles and scooters appear alongside their silhouettes. Children must match each vehicle with the correct shadow, a great way to practise visual attention and fine motor control when drawing the lines.
• Find two identical – Fish & socks
  On two separate pages, the workbook challenges children to find two identical fish among many almost-matching fish, and two identical socks among a page full of colourful socks. These “find identical” puzzles are excellent for concentration and visual memory.
• Which one is missing? – Fruit and vegetable shop
  A busy shop shelf labelled “SHOP” displays pumpkins, grapes, peppers, bottles and more, while matching items are scattered at the bottom. Children must decide which product is missing from the shelves, strengthening comparison and logical reasoning.
• Fun Addition with astronauts
  Another maths page uses little astronauts instead of rockets for simple addition problems. Kids add the groups and choose the right answer, turning maths into a game.
• Place each item in its place – Sweets & fridge shapes
  Children match items like donuts, sausages, shrimps and sweets to their outlines on a pink fridge. Later in the book, a blue fridge page offers a similar challenge with ice-cream, drinks, grapes, blueberries and fish. These activities build categorising, shape recognition and practical thinking.
• Arrange by size – Chickens and chicks
  Mother hens and small chicks surround barns labelled BIG and small. Kids again sort animals by size, reinforcing the concept in a new context.
• Which one is missing? – Flower bouquet
  At the top of the page, individual flowers float in the air; at the bottom, a large bouquet holds many of them. Children decide which flower is missing, encouraging careful observation and pattern recognition.
• What’s in the fridge?
  A fridge is shown next to everyday objects like clothes, food and tools. Children circle only the items that belong in the fridge, practising sorting by function and real-life logic.
• Find two identical – Trains
  A grid of colourful toy trains fills another page. Kids must find the two trains that are exactly the same, further strengthening visual memory and attention to tiny differences.
• Extra pages with size, counting, matching and missing-object puzzles
  The final pages of the workbook continue the pattern with more “Arrange by size”, “How many?”, “Match the shadow”, “Place each item in its place” and “Which one is missing?” puzzles, ensuring plenty of practice across all skills.

Bilingual Arabic–English workbook for ages 4–8

Use Your Brain 3 is designed especially for children aged 4–8 who are developing early maths, logic and reading skills. The short, repeated instructions in Arabic and English help children absorb vocabulary in both languages while focusing on the visual challenge. Parents can explain tasks in the language they prefer, and teachers in bilingual or international schools can easily integrate the pages into their lesson plans.

Because each activity is self-contained on a single page, this kids brain games workbook works well for quick warm-up tasks, brain breaks, homework sheets or quiet-time activities at home. Children feel successful as they complete each page, building confidence and a positive attitude toward problem-solving and learning.

Printable PDF for flexible use

This workbook is provided as a printable PDF, giving you complete flexibility. Print the full book and bind it, or print individual pages whenever you need a fast, engaging activity. Favourite puzzles, such as the jungle animals counting page or the rocket additions, can be printed again and again for extra practice or for siblings and students.

Use it at home as a screen-free alternative to mobile games, in classrooms and nurseries as part of your early-years curriculum, or in learning centres and waiting rooms to keep children busy in a meaningful way. Wherever you use it, Use Your Brain 3 – Kids Brain Games & Logic Puzzle Workbook turns spare minutes into powerful learning moments.