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The ABC=123 Brainteasers are math-based logic puzzles called alphametics. They can be used as daily warm-up exercises, challenge problems, extra credit, gifted enrichment, or as a substitute for in-class work for students who have already mastered the current curricular unit. The problems in this booklet are geared for 5th and 6th graders, but can also be used with gifted 4th graders (with proper instructional support). These 12 math puzzles appear deceptively easy at first glance, but can be v

Extend your outer space - astronomy lesson plans with these three (3) table logic puzzles. Geared for 3rd and 4th grade students with an interest in outer space, these logic puzzle brainteasers are a fun way to boost learning and explore more about: Lunar LandingSpace ProbesEarly Rocketry DevelopmentWe've taken critical thinking activities to a whole new level by integrating content-area facts with fun brain teasers. Whether you need a time filler, a homework assignment, an activity for an early

Visual Spatial Logic PuzzlesLook at the scale? How do you Keep It Balanced?With just a few minutes of instructional coaching, most kids easily catch on to problem solving strategies that help them solve these visual brainteasers. Before you know it, your middle school students - and even your gifted elementary students - will be having all kinds of logical fun, never knowing that they're actually working on essential algebraic thinking skills. ✓ 10 Logic task cards ✓ Now available as a digital

Build Deductive Reasoning Skills With Logic Puzzles Kids call them Table Logic Puzzles but we know them as tools for improving deductive reasoning skills. With just a few minutes of instruction, kids learn how to think critically and solve these brainteasers. Our Advanced Logic Packets include 5 brainteasers each, where we take the challenge and level it up. ✓ Great for early finishers ✓ Challenge your GT students ✓ Create a Friday Fun day to wrap up your week with learning games. *       *

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This packet contains 100 mental math problems that you can use with your upper elementary students throughout the year. While the majority of the cards focus on developing computational mental math abilities, you’ll also find problems for Ordinal Numbers, Dozens, Place Value, Estimation, Geometry, Fractions, as well as measurement of Time, Money, Length, Capacity, Weight, and Temperature. Print your Mental Math Warm-Up Cards on heavy cardstock. Punch a hole in each card in the upper left ha

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Table Logic Puzzles Building essential critical thinking skills just got easier with these kid-tested and teacher-approved logic puzzles. We've notched up the challenge level of our best selling table logic puzzles for your mid- to late-elementary age students. We know parents and teachers are busy, so we've included step-by-step clue instructions on the answer page. If one of the 5 brainteasers stumps a student, you can walk them through the process of using deductive logic to figure out the

Snowman Visual Logic PuzzlesBuild critical thinking and visual discrimination skills with this colorful snowman-themed picture task card set. Using visual-spatial skills and logic, students look for shared characteristics in order to decide which 1 of 4 snowmen belongs to the group. No reading required! Go Paperless!Assign the Easel Assessment version of this product through your learning management system. Students have fun completing the self-checking critical thinking brainteasers on their

Everyday Learning’s Low-Tech :: Self-Check Telling Time Task Cards offers your students a fun way to practice telling time. This packet includes a total of 40 task cards. Set A: Telling time to the quarter-hour Set B: Telling time to five-minute increments Set C: Elapsed time, adding up to 30 minutes Set D: Elapsed time, adding and subtracting units of time Why Low-Tech? Understanding and learning to use technology and Web 2.0 tools is an important part of a school’s curriculum. Yet, ther

Get your 1st - 3rd graders thinking a little deeper with these four (4) Halloween themed table logic puzzles. All of our logic puzzles have been kid-tested and edited for clarity and solve-ability. Visit our Everyday Learning Blog for a bonus 5th puzzle - along with a free step-by-step guide for teaching deductive reasoning skills to your youngest elementary aged students. Anytime you have a problem, please feel free to post a question or send us an email. We'll be happy to explain the step

No matter how well you teach basic math skills, some kids still struggle with memorizing their multiplication facts. They may have mastered skipping counting to 5s, but after that, they’re just stuck. Welcome the Double-or-Add math hack. Using the distributive property, kids learn to break down numbers into manageable multiplication units they already know. Starting with the identity property, students recall that anything times 1 will always equal that number. From there, students explore the e