Sommaire pour September 2025 de Magic Logic

Welcome to Magic Logic, where every puzzle unlocks a new way of thinking! This isn't just a magazine, it's a workout for your brain. Each issue is packed with clever puzzles, thrilling brain teasers, and logic challenges designed to stretch your mind, spark creativity, and sharpen your problem-solving skills. We believe logic is its own kind of magic. Master it, and you’ll see the world differently, solving problems with clarity, cracking challenges with confidence, and discovering brilliance you never knew you had. From playful warm-ups to fiendishly complex conundrums, Magic Logic offers the perfect challenge for every level. Whether you're a curious beginner or a seasoned solver, you’ll find fresh, exhilarating ways to test your wit. So turn the page and let the magic begin. The journey starts now, where…

Cognitive Hightened power of abstraction Interest in problem solving and applying concepts Voracious and early reader Large Vocabulary Intellectual curiosity Power of critical thinking, skepticism, self criticism Persistent, goal-directed behavior Independence in work and study Diversity of interests and abilities Creative Adult sense of humor Ability for fantasy Openness to stimuli, wide interests Intuitiveness. Flexibility Independence in attitude and social behavior Self-Acceptance and unconcern for social norms Radicalism Aesthetic and moral commitment to self-selected work Spontaneity Social-emotional Highly sensitive and critical of themselves High expectations of self and others, often leading to feelings of frustration Easily wounded, need for emotional support Unusual emotional depth and intensity Need for consistency between abstract values and personal actions Advanced levels of moral judgment Idealism and sense of justice Behavioral Intensely focused on passions…

Table of Contents Introduction Early Bikes Working Bikes Modern Bikes Conclusion Introduction Bicycles, or bikes, are a fun and low-cost way to travel. All age groups use bikes. They come in all sizes and have many uses. Bike designs have changed over time. However, all bikes still need two wheels and a frame. A bike rider is called a cyclist. Early Bikes The first bicycle was made in 1817. It was called the “dandy horse”. But it did not have pedals. The riders had to push it with their feet. By 1868 the velocipede was a type of bike with a new part: pedals. Over time more parts were added, like a chain, brakes, and soft tires. People also added baskets to haul cargo and food. Bike bells say “hello”…

Dear Amy, Where are interesting places to visit? Sincerely, Francis There are many places of interest to visit! Let's start in the state of Vermont. Just before spring starts, maple trees are tapped for their sap. Trees are cut to allow sap to drip into buckets. The sap is heated to burn off the water and sugary maple syrup remains. It is a delightful smell and some farms offer tours. Don’t forget to pack your pancakes! If you like volcanoes, then go to the state of Hawaii. There is an active volcano that oozes lava. You can see the lava glow red hot at night. Park rangers keep people at a safe distance. The lava makes new land for Hawaii. Lava turns into hard rock instantly when it hits the…

Directions: Read, the clues to discover the birth month of each character from Charlotte's Web. Use X for no and 0 for yes. Neither Templeton nor Fern were born in the Summer. Wilbur was a Spring pig. The Goose and Charlotte were born in the hottest months of the year. Templeton has the first birthday of the year. The Old Sheep celebrates his birthday after Wilbur. Charlotte was not born in June. Fern celebrates her birthday right after the first day of school. Answer key Barnyard Birthday Logic Directions: Read the clues to discover the birth month of each character from Charlotte's Web. Use X for no and O for yes. Neither Templeton nor Fern were born in the Summer. Wilbur was a Spring pig. The Goose and Charlotte were…