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Description
Five St. Patrick's Day Themed Logic Puzzles for students to practice critical thinking and basic math skills! These spring enrichment challenges keep fast finishers engaged and learning.
Ideas for Use:
- March Early Finisher Activity
- Challenge Packet for Enrichment
- Engaging Break from Curriculum
- Cooperative Learning Activity
- Partner or Small Group Work
- Differentiated Math Stations or Centers
- Digital or Print Logic Puzzles
Digital Version made in Google Slides™ now included.
SAVE BIG by buying in the Holiday Math Logic Puzzle Bundle.
Math Skills Included:
- Basic Operations
- Add & Subtract Decimals (Money)
- 2D Shapes Classifications
- Points on a Coordinate Grid (Quadrant 1)
- Measurement Conversions- Time and Customary Length (version with choices in the same unit also included)
- Add/Subtract Integers (with help of number line)
Click Here for Easier St. Patrick's Day Logic Puzzles.
Hints for Solving Grid Logic Puzzles & Answer Keys Included.
Teachers Like You Said:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Spivey Sparks said, “This was excellent to use with my gifted 4th grade students! They are doing measurement (linear and money), so this meshed very well with current content. They were hard, but not frustrational. Students had to THINK and use DEDUCTIVE reasoning, which required my gifted students to stretch. Each one got easier for them. They are used to question - answer......these aren't that easy. Thank you!”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Shelby N. said, “My advanced elementary students taking 7th grade math loved this resource! It took most students about an hour to complete these puzzles. They were thinking deeply and engaged! I will be purchasing more of these puzzles from you. ◡̈”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐The Middle School Transition said, “This was perfect challenge work in March for early finishers to work on when they finished their classwork! It got them thinking but having fun while they did it.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Diane A. said, “What a great way to make students think! They enjoyed working together to reason through and solve the puzzles!”
More Logic Puzzles and Enrichment:
Multiply Fractions Logic Puzzles
More Spring Resources:
St. Patrick's Day Measurement Conversions Color by Number
St. Patrick's Day Math Enrichment Activities - March Logic Puzzles & Challenges
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Description
Five St. Patrick's Day Themed Logic Puzzles for students to practice critical thinking and basic math skills! These spring enrichment challenges keep fast finishers engaged and learning.
Ideas for Use:
- March Early Finisher Activity
- Challenge Packet for Enrichment
- Engaging Break from Curriculum
- Cooperative Learning Activity
- Partner or Small Group Work
- Differentiated Math Stations or Centers
- Digital or Print Logic Puzzles
Digital Version made in Google Slides™ now included.
SAVE BIG by buying in the Holiday Math Logic Puzzle Bundle.
Math Skills Included:
- Basic Operations
- Add & Subtract Decimals (Money)
- 2D Shapes Classifications
- Points on a Coordinate Grid (Quadrant 1)
- Measurement Conversions- Time and Customary Length (version with choices in the same unit also included)
- Add/Subtract Integers (with help of number line)
Click Here for Easier St. Patrick's Day Logic Puzzles.
Hints for Solving Grid Logic Puzzles & Answer Keys Included.
Teachers Like You Said:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Spivey Sparks said, “This was excellent to use with my gifted 4th grade students! They are doing measurement (linear and money), so this meshed very well with current content. They were hard, but not frustrational. Students had to THINK and use DEDUCTIVE reasoning, which required my gifted students to stretch. Each one got easier for them. They are used to question - answer......these aren't that easy. Thank you!”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Shelby N. said, “My advanced elementary students taking 7th grade math loved this resource! It took most students about an hour to complete these puzzles. They were thinking deeply and engaged! I will be purchasing more of these puzzles from you. ◡̈”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐The Middle School Transition said, “This was perfect challenge work in March for early finishers to work on when they finished their classwork! It got them thinking but having fun while they did it.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Diane A. said, “What a great way to make students think! They enjoyed working together to reason through and solve the puzzles!”
More Logic Puzzles and Enrichment:
Multiply Fractions Logic Puzzles
More Spring Resources:
St. Patrick's Day Measurement Conversions Color by Number
