Brain Rooms

In the picture

1. 1A dim room with a book: one skill is harder
2. 2A bright room with a ball: moving and playing work well
3. 3A bright room with an abacus: counting and math work well
4. 4A bright room with lips: speaking and talking work well

Examples

• A child may find reading hard but be great at math.
• Another child may find numbers hard but tell stories easily.

Quiz: Brain Rooms (Age 8)

1. 1

   If one kind of learning is hard for a child, what does the card say can still be true?

   • Many other skills can still be strong.
   • All of the child’s skills are hard.
   • The child is less smart than other children.
2. 2

   What does the card say about a brain that learns differently?

   • It has only dim rooms.
   • It is not a less smart brain.
   • It is always a less smart brain.
3. 3

   In the card’s brain-rooms idea, what does the dim room stand for?

   • The brain has no bright rooms.
   • Every skill is harder.
   • One skill is harder.

The answers, each with its explanation, are in the app. This lesson has left the free week, so its quiz is part of the subscription.