Amber Melander

This is a 3 by 3 decimal to fraction puzzle. The first page has the equivalent decimals and fractions. The second page has the picture. Copy it back to back, cut it apart, and have the students rebuild it by matching the equivalent decimals and fractions. If they tape it together, they can flip it over to check their work by seeing the picture.

This is a 3 by 3 puzzle where students have to match facts to the products. Copy it back to back, cut it out, and let the students rebuild it. This one is challenging because the right answer appears on more than one tile, but there is only one correct way to build the puzzle so the picture on the back looks right and ALL of the questions are lined up with correct answers.