Trial, Error, and Troubleshooting

Logic is the ability to say, "If this doesn't work, 

then I'll try this... until it actually works!" It is one of the core skills 

behind good problem-solving. We start by teaching this through simple 

shape matching, but remember—you do not have to use silverware! Use 

what you have! Toys, tools, leaves, or kitchen gadgets all work well. As 

they grow, we take this basic "trial and error" concept and expand it into

deductive reasoning, algorithmic flowcharts, and engineering. Let's 

build some resilient thinkers!