This is such a surprisingly fun and challenging puzzle. No prep. Students cut the pieces out and try to reassemble them into a 3x3 square so that the shapes on touching sides are whole. You will be amazed how much all the kids love these - from low to high and everyone in between. This is the single greatest thing to put out after a test when kids are finishing at different times. They are challenging but obviously not impossible so when one gets solved, everyone runs over to see and celebrate! Try copying onto colored card stock and laminate to use year after year.

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