Chris Bartal

Why did Santa take an umbrella on Christmas Eve? Sharpen your students' division skills with these 3-digit by 1-digit problems as they solve the riddle. The riddle allows students to check their own work. Perfect for a math center or as an enrichment page complete with answer key.

Included in this pack is a logic puzzle with 2 variables. It would make a fun center or partner activity for your high 2nd, 3rd, or 4th grade students, and makes a nice complement to "A Charlie Brown Christmas." Students use deductive reasoning skills to complete the puzzle. A sample clue is marked on the page giving students an idea of how to solve the puzzle. Answer key is included. This puzzle is also included in the Christmas Logic Puzzle 3-pack.

Why were the Pilgrims locked out of their house? Check your students' multiplication skills with these 3-digit by 1-digit problems as they solve the riddle. Perfect for a math center or as an enrichment page complete with answer key.

Included in this pack is a logic puzzle with 2 variables and a logic puzzle with 1 variable. They would make fun centers or partner activities for your 2nd, 3rd, or 4th grade students. Students use deductive reasoning skills to complete the puzzles. A sample clue is marked on the page giving students an idea of how to solve the puzzle. Answer keys included. If you would like a custom logic puzzle, please contact me. Thanks for looking!

A logic puzzle with two variables, this activity would be a solid math center activity for 2nd, 3rd, or 4th grade students. Students use deductive reasoning skills to complete the puzzle. A sample clue is marked on the page giving students an idea of how to solve the puzzle. Answer key included. If you would like a custom logic puzzle, please contact me.

Make learning coordinates fun with this version of Battleship which uses the X-axis and Y-axis from the coordinate plane in geometry. This would make a great math center for 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade and aligns with 5th grade Common Core. This game could also be used with high second grade students. The reproducibles are optimized for color and black and white printers. Thanks for looking!

Captivate your students' interest in all things Irish with these logic puzzles. Included in this pack are: - 1 logic puzzle about Irish symbols, names, and place names + an alternate version denoting boys' names and girls' names. - 1 logic puzzle with famous Irish people real and legendary, their birthplaces, and an interesting fact + an alternate version denoting men's names and women's names. - Answer keys for each puzzle. They would make fun centers or partner activities for your 3rd, 4th,

Where does Santa keep his money? Sharpen your students' multiplication skills with these 2-digit by 2-digit problems as they solve the riddle. Perfect for a math center or as an enrichment page complete with answer key.

Logic puzzles make fun centers or partner activities for your 3rd, or 4th, or 5th grade students. Students use deductive reasoning skills to complete the puzzles. A sample clue is marked on the page giving students an idea of how to solve the puzzle. Included with this pack are: 1 Presidential facts puzzler and answer key - 2 pages 1 Presidential Pets puzzle and answer key - 2 pages 1 American Symbols word search and answer key - 2 pages If you follow my store, you can save 50% on my new offeri

What is a vampire's favorite fruit? Check your students' multiplication skills with these 3-digit by 1-digit problems as they solve the riddle. Perfect for a self-checking math center or as an enrichment page complete with answer key.

Included in this pack are two logic puzzles. One is difficult and one is easy. They would make fun centers or partner activities for your 2nd, 3rd, or 4th grade students. Students use deductive reasoning skills to complete the puzzles. A sample clue is marked on the page giving students an idea of how to solve the puzzle. Answer keys included. Logic activities help develop these Math Practice standards for the Common Core: • CCSS.Math.Practice.MP1 • CCSS.Math.Practice.MP2 • CCSS.Math.Practice.

A logic puzzle with two variables, this activity would be a solid math center activity for 2nd, 3rd, or 4th grade students. Students use deductive reasoning skills to complete the puzzle. A sample clue is marked on the page giving students an idea of how to solve the puzzle. Answer key included. If you would like a custom logic puzzle, please contact me.

An Easter logic puzzle with two variables, this activity would be a solid math center activity for 2nd or 3rd grade students. Students use deductive reasoning skills to complete the puzzle. A sample clue is marked on the page giving students an idea of how to solve the puzzle. Answer key included. If you would like a custom logic puzzle, please contact me.

Best viewed in color, this logic puzzle can be printed and copied to use in a primary classroom and is appropriate for 1st and 2nd grades. It encourages students to use deductive reasoning skills to solve a common issue for students this age -- who stands where in line?

Do your students love puzzles? Magic squares are a fun way to build algebraic thinking. The rules are simple. Each row, column, and diagonal must add up to 15 and each big square uses the digits 1-9. These puzzles are best for 2nd, 3rd, or, 4th grade. This download includes: - 2 pages of Magic Squares - 4 puzzles on each page (8 total) - 2 answer pages Thanks for looking!