Mitch R

Learn and practice states and capitals and math by doing Magic Squares. For each puzzle there will be either 16 or 25 squares each having one answer on the top. Read question 1 and look for the box that has the answer to that question. Put a "1" in that box. Read question 2 and look for the box with that answer. Put a "2" in that box. Continue until all boxes have numbers. You will know you are correct if all columns, rows, and diagonals add to the same number. I've included a blank template.

Learn and practice the events leading up to the Revolutionary War and math by doing Magic Squares. For each puzzle there will be either 16 or 25 squares each having one answer on the top. Read question 1 and look for the box that has the answer to that question. Put a "1" in that box. Read question 2 and look for the box with that answer. Put a "2" in that box. Continue until all boxes have numbers. You will know you are correct if all columns, rows, and diagonals add to the same number. I've in

Learn and practice Revolutionary War facts and math by doing Magic Squares. For each puzzle there will be either 16 or 25 squares each having one answer on the top. Read question 1 and look for the box that has the answer to that question. Put a "1" in that box. Read question 2 and look for the box with that answer. Put a "2" in that box. Continue until all boxes have numbers. You will know you are correct if all columns, rows, and diagonals add to the same number. I've included a blank template