Skills practiced: visual recognition; geometric shapes and colors; attention and concentration; logical associations; logical sequences; puzzles and logical matching; comparing quantities; numbers 1–10 (review); counting by twos; numbers 11–20: writing and counting; addition; subtraction; chronological ordering; creating a dialogue; uppercase letter recognition; recognizing simple words; and memory practice.

The IQ series—Intellectual Intelligence, from the MultiQ collection—is designed to develop logical-mathematical and linguistic intelligence. Logical-mathematical intelligence involves the ability to solve abstract problems. Children with well-developed logical-mathematical intelligence are drawn to numbers, enjoy puzzles, recognize repeating patterns, do mental arithmetic, and easily make logical connections and deductions. They may go on to become IT programmers, engineers, mathematicians, or economists.

Linguistic intelligence is the ability to use language effectively and creatively. Children with strong linguistic intelligence enjoy writing, reading, and telling stories. They have a rich vocabulary, learn foreign languages easily, prefer explaining and discussing, improvise, and readily come up with rhymes and metaphors. They may go on to become lawyers, journalists, novelists, poets, or playwrights.

This activity book helps children learn letters, develop their language skills, solve math problems, and improve their concentration, attention, logical thinking, memory, and perceptiveness. Part of the MultiQ collection, it is recommended for children aged 4–5.