140 years of American creative gifted education in one book!
Giftedness is broadly divided into ‘high academic achievement giftedness’ and ‘creative giftedness.’

In our country, education generally fosters 'high academic giftedness' through training focused on memorization and comprehension, but in the West, including the United States, education primarily fosters 'creative giftedness' based on higher-level thinking skills such as classification, comparison, generalization, analogy, inductive reasoning, and deductive reasoning.

The world's oldest creative gifted education program, the United States, originated in 1876 with a study of gifted children in the Johns Hopkins University Psychology Laboratory.


The Birth of a Genius is a brain development workbook designed to develop advanced thinking skills in children aged 3 to 5 through 200 questions in nine areas tailored to their level.

The Korean version of the children's learning guide that sold 3.5 million copies worldwide!
Discover a creative and gifted education method that is completely different from the existing one.


1.
Finish it all in one go with one thick workbook.

Nine learning areas are evenly distributed in one book, allowing for diverse learning.

One page a day! Feel a sense of accomplishment as you solve the problems you want without any pressure.


2.
Train your brain by solving each of the 200 problems in a fun way, as if you were playing a game.

All 200 problems are different and new, so solving them every day is fun.

Develop your creativity by adding donuts and solving intriguing riddles.


3.
We cover the essential content for 4-year-olds through learning in various fields.
It covers a wide range of fields, from 'creativity' and 'IQ', which help improve creativity and brain development, to 'language' and 'math', which lay the foundation for learning, to interesting fields such as 'ocean', 'dinosaurs', and 'sociality'.

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You can easily figure out the type of problem and the answer just by reading the title.

The title of each problem clearly indicates the type of problem and how to find the answer.

Develop your thinking skills by reading problems and answering them intuitively.