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Free Divisibility Math Puzzle for Practice and Review
This puzzle is a fun way for students to review the rules of divisibility. Students can work individually or with a partner. This logic puzzle is perfect for making learning engaging and stress-free. This resource includes:A cut and paste worksheetA worksheet without cut and pasteIdeas for using it with a thinking classroom and vertical spaces.Choose to review the rules of divisibility before hand, or just let students try it on their own. Your students will love the challenge, and you will lov
6th - 10th
Basic Operations, Mental Math
CCSS
MP1
, MP2
, MP7
Smart Moves: Chapter 5 3x3 Magic Square Puzzles FREE
Smart Moves was developed to teach critical thinking skills while having fun along the way. In my classrooms, I’ve found puzzles and games to be an effective way to reduce math anxiety. In Chapter 5, Magic Square Puzzles, your goal is to use sequential reasoning to complete magic squares. A Magic Square is a grid of distinct integers such that each row, column, and both main diagonals have the same sum. The 2 page free sample consists of the puzzles and an answer key. Puzzle Solving Tips Puzz
8th - 10th
Basic Operations, Math
Olympic Medal Mystery Escape Room | Printable Party Game, Olympic Watch Party
Looking for an exciting and hassle-free activity for your Olympic watch party? Tired of complicated setups and tedious preparations for escape rooms? Look no further! Introducing the Olympic Medal Mystery Printable Escape Room – the perfect solution to your party woes! Dive into the thrilling world of the Olympics with this engaging escape room adventure. Your mission? Find the stolen Olympic medals before the Final Ceremony! With 10 challenging puzzles and codes to decipher, this game will keep
6th - 12th
Basic Operations, Spelling, Vocabulary
I Have, Who Has | Fractions to Decimals | Printable Card Game
A fun and fast-paced whole-class game to practice Greek and Latin roots! Print, cut, and play in minutes — no prep required. This free set was created using the I Have, Who Has Maker available in my store! HOW TO PLAYEach card shows "I have [answer]" on top and "Who has [question]?" on the bottom. The student with the ★ START HERE ★ card begins. The class follows the chain until they reach ★ THE END ★. Use the answer key to check for mistakes — or time your class and challenge them to beat their
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Basic Operations, Decimals, Fractions
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