Logic puzzles and problems help students develop language and critical thinking skills. The REVISED Solution Key for INTERMEDIATE LOGIC by James Nance is paper bound, 104 pages. Where do you go in logic after you’ve mastered beginning logic? Intermediate Logic by James Nance takes students and parents to the next levels. This text is an excellent follow-up to Wilson and Nance’s Introductory Logic in the Mars Hill Series. Together they can constitute a full, one-year course in logic. Covering topics in logic too often reserved for a college course, this text simplifies formal proofs and truth trees for propositional logic for the eighth grader and up.

These logic puzzles and problems provide effective logic activities for classroom or home school. The REVISED student textbook for INTERMEDIATE LOGIC by James Nance is paper bound, 228 pages. Where do you go in logic after you’ve mastered beginning logic? Intermediate Logic by James Nance takes students and parents to the next levels. This text is an excellent follow-up to Wilson and Nance’s Introductory Logic in the Mars Hill Series. Together they can constitute a full, one-year course in logic. Covering topics in logic too often reserved for a college course, this text simplifies formal proofs and truth trees for propositional logic for the eighth grader and up.

Logic puzzles and problems help students develop language and critical thinking skills. The REVISED Solution Key for INTRODUCTORY LOGIC by Douglas Wilson and James Nance is paper bound 152 pages. Designed for eighth grade and up, these lessons cover logical statements, fallacies, syllogisms, and many other elements. This course is a thorough introduction and serves as both a self-contained course as well as a preparatory course for more advanced studies.

These logic puzzles and problems provide effective logic activities for classroom or home school. The REVISED student textbook for INTRODUCTORY LOGIC is written by Douglas Wilson and James Nance, paper bound 272 pages. Designed for eighth grade and up, these lessons cover logical statements, fallacies, syllogisms, and many other elements. This course is a thorough introduction and serves as both a self-contained course as well as a preparatory course for more advanced studies.

These logic puzzles and problems provide effective logic activities for classroom or home school. The Test Book for INTERMEDIATE LOGIC by James Nance is coil bound, 33 pages. Where do you go in logic after you’ve mastered beginning logic? Intermediate Logic by James Nance takes students and parents to the next levels. This text is an excellent follow-up to Wilson and Nance’s Introductory Logic in the Mars Hill Series. Together they can constitute a full, one-year course in logic. Covering topics in logic too often reserved for a college course, this text simplifies formal proofs and truth trees for propositional logic for the eighth grader and up.

These logic puzzles and problems tests books from Canon Press are designed to develop introductory and intermediate logic skills. Recommended for grade 8 and up.

Logic puzzles and problems help students develop language and critical thinking skills. The Test Book for INTRODUCTORY LOGIC by Douglas Wilson and James Nance is coil bound, 30 pages. Designed for eighth grade and up, these lessons cover logical statements, fallacies, syllogisms, and many other elements. This course is a thorough introduction and serves as both a self-contained course as well as a preparatory course for more advanced studies.

These logic puzzles and problems tests books from Canon Press are designed to develop introductory and intermediate logic skills. Recommended for grade 8 and up.