Article: Brain play.

Article: IntelliGym: Making the brain play the game
Jerusalem Post;  December 10, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... Jerusalem Post 12-10-2004 Headline: IntelliGym: Making the brain play the game Byline: NICKY BLACKBURN Edition; Daily Section ... and perception - what many people consider instincts. AT THE START of training, the program evaluates the skill-set of each ...

Article: Brain play.
Highlights for Children;  December 1, 2009 ;     574 words ...Start at the beginning and see how far you can go, thinking of good answers from your own head START [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Can you smell with your elbow? Which has more sides, a triangle or a square? What is your favorite thing to wear ...

Article: Brain play.(Brief article)
Highlights for Children;  November 1, 2007 ;     661 words ...Start at the beginning and see how far you can go, thinking of good answers from your own head. START [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Who is older, you or your parents? Where might you find a seashell? Why might a person use a ladder? Of all the ...

Article: Brain play: start at the beginning and see ...
Highlights for Children;  September 1, 2006 ;     563 words ...Would you be more likely to see a bird outdoors or indoors? Name something that tastes sour. Name something that tastes sweet. Without looking, can you remember what you are wearing right now? What would be different if people had long ears like rabbits? Is all fur soft? What is a shadow?

Article: Brain play.(questions to think)
Highlights for Children;  February 1, 2007 ;     655 words ...Start at the beginning and see how far you can you, thinking of good answers from your own head. Do frogs walk? Who is tallest in ...

Article: Brain play.(child plays)
Highlights for Children;  August 1, 2007 ;     694 words ...Start at the beginning and see how far you can go, thinking of good answers from your own ... Write down three qualities you wish you had. Then write down one thing you could do to start working toward them today. Art by Erin Mauterer.

Article: Brain play.(Brief Article)
Highlights for Children;  July 1, 2005 ;     591 words ...Start at the beginning and see how far you can go, thinking of good answers from your own head. START Are all leaves the same shape? Which of these can you see through? Milk? Orange juice? Pool water? An ice cube? A pond? A puddle? Name ...