This series of books assists middle school students in solving analogies helps them become independent thinkers and problem solvers.
Once students learn how to solve analogies–and to create their own–they can use these abilities in any subject, as ways of learning and remembering information.

For example, when studying verb tenses, they can formulate grammar analogies:

begin : began : : sit : sat.

Students can create social studies analogies when studying American history:

Thomas Jefferson : Declaration of Independence : : James Madison : Constitution;

in math:

subtraction : addition : : division : multiplication,

5 : 10 : : 6 : 12,

and in science:

tadpole : frog : : caterpillar : moth.