Description
Perfect for an independent practice math center, these fun gingerbread man puzzles include four options: shape matching (2D & 3D), addition matching, teen numbers matching, and comparing numbers (0-5 and 5-10).
These math puzzles are part of a money-saving bundle. Check it out here!
Gingerbread Math Puzzles: What's Included?
Shape Matching
Students match representations of shapes.
Addition
Students match an addition expression (1-10) buttons and stripes on a gingerbread man.
Teen Numbers
Students match a numeral (11-20) to ten frames and an addition expression.
Comparing Numbers
Students assemble an image of a balance scale showing that a larger number of cookies is heavier than a smaller number of cookies.
A recording (or follow-up practice) sheet is included for each puzzle option.
Preparation and Storage Tips for Gingerbread Math Puzzles:
Choose from the color or black and white options to print onto cardstock. Laminate the puzzle cards and labels. Cut the puzzles apart.
These puzzles are color-coded for easy sorting (the black and white versions have different frame styles). They are sized to fit in zip-top sandwich bags or 4” x 6” plastic photo boxes. Tape the laminated label to the outside of the container.
Find Digital Gingerbread Math Activities here.
You might also be interested in these Winter Holiday Fine Motor Skills Task Boxes.
Find more thematic math puzzles here.
Please see the preview file for more detailed images. If you have any questions, email susan@myhappyplaceteaching.com or use the “Q&A” feature on this page.
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Susan Jennings (My Happy Place)
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Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
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Gingerbread Math Puzzles - Comparing Numbers, Addition, Shapes, Teen Numbers
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Description
Perfect for an independent practice math center, these fun gingerbread man puzzles include four options: shape matching (2D & 3D), addition matching, teen numbers matching, and comparing numbers (0-5 and 5-10).
These math puzzles are part of a money-saving bundle. Check it out here!
Gingerbread Math Puzzles: What's Included?
Shape Matching
Students match representations of shapes.
Addition
Students match an addition expression (1-10) buttons and stripes on a gingerbread man.
Teen Numbers
Students match a numeral (11-20) to ten frames and an addition expression.
Comparing Numbers
Students assemble an image of a balance scale showing that a larger number of cookies is heavier than a smaller number of cookies.
A recording (or follow-up practice) sheet is included for each puzzle option.
Preparation and Storage Tips for Gingerbread Math Puzzles:
Choose from the color or black and white options to print onto cardstock. Laminate the puzzle cards and labels. Cut the puzzles apart.
These puzzles are color-coded for easy sorting (the black and white versions have different frame styles). They are sized to fit in zip-top sandwich bags or 4” x 6” plastic photo boxes. Tape the laminated label to the outside of the container.
Find Digital Gingerbread Math Activities here.
You might also be interested in these Winter Holiday Fine Motor Skills Task Boxes.
Find more thematic math puzzles here.
Please see the preview file for more detailed images. If you have any questions, email susan@myhappyplaceteaching.com or use the “Q&A” feature on this page.
Let's keep in touch! Follow my store to be the first to know about sales and new resources.
Thank you for shopping!
Susan Jennings (My Happy Place)
Copyright © My Happy Place Teaching Resources
Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
Reviews
Hi Rachel,
Thanks so much for your purchase and feedback. If you have time, would you mind sending me an email at susan@myhappyplaceteaching.com to let me know more about the puzzle pieces not aligning? I would like to look into fixing that, if possible!Thank you!Susan





