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Order of Operations Puzzle Box Each puzzle contains only numbers 1 – 9. The answers follows the order of operations from left to right and top down. I created each puzzle out of my brain. There are no negative, fraction, or decimal numbers or numbers higher than 15. I did not use the ‘x’ for multiplication, I instead used the ‘∙ ‘ symbol. Try out the free preview sample! I think you will like them. :-) picrustable

Hopscotch-Style Task Cards | 3 & 4 -Digit Addition & Subtraction | Engaging Math PracticeBring excitement to math practice with these Hopscotch-Style Task Cards! Designed for upper elementary students, this set of task cards provides a unique and interactive way for students to practice 3 & 4 -digit addition and subtraction, fostering both engagement and skill mastery. Each card presents a three and four - digit addition or subtraction problem in a visually engaging hopscotch format, making m

25 Difficult 3D Kakuro Egg Worksheets Kakuro or Kakkuro or Kakoro (カックロ) is a kind of logic puzzle that is often referred to as a mathematical transliteration of the crossword. This kakuro is in the shape of an egg! Horizontal numbers add to the sum on the left while vertical numbers add to the sum on the top. Only numbers 1 - 24 can be placed inside the blank cubes and not all 24 numbers will be used. There are only two hints which make this game rather difficult! Zip File: 1 (one) pdf with 2

Difficult Cube Game Addition Worksheet + Booklet - Numbers 1 - 27 20 pages There are 13 numbers missing. Students select numbers from the bottom of the worksheet. The goal is to fill in all of the empty cells so that the sum of the cells in each row going left is equal to the value of the clue on its bottom left and the sum of the cells in each row going right is equal to the value of the clue on its bottom right. Only numbers below the game cube may be used. Numbers to use are given at bottom o