Puzzles

Looking for a Halloween-themed puzzle for students to practice integer addition and subtraction? - Match an integer addition or subtraction problem to its answer by dragging the problem puzzle piece on the right to its answer on the...

Match an integer multiplication or division problem to its answer by dragging the problem puzzle piece on the right to its answer on the left. (Digital) Or make a physical copy and have students cut out the puzzle pieces on the right and glue them to the...

Match an integer addition or subtraction problem to its answer by dragging the problem puzzle piece on the right to its answer on the left. (Digital) Or make a physical copy and have students cut out the puzzle pieces on the right and glue them to the...

  This Back to School Puzzle Activity can be used for all ages, both digitally and as a worksheet cut and paste activity. Students have 12 different criteria to find a student match. Do they like pineapple on pizza?, do they love to read?, etc. In...

Looking for activities with a New Year's theme? These 15 digital puzzles and games include: Integer Multiplication Bingo, Geometry Bingo, Integer Addition and Subtraction Bingo, One-Step Equation Bingo (Addition...

Looking for a series of lessons that can challenge your students?  Encourage students to explore with numbers in these 3 Box Puzzle lessons. Use as an enrichment activity or to model the Commutative, Associative, and Distributive Properties...

The third in a series, this Box Puzzles digital lesson demonstrates the number properties: Commutative, Associative, and Distributive Properties. Students experiment with numbers to see how they relate to each other and learn patterns that help them...

Halloween Integer Puzzle: Are you looking to engage your students during Halloween, while having them practice adding and subtracting integers? This digital, matching puzzle with Halloween images on each piece, will keep students...

Looking for an extra challenge for your students?  Students will use box puzzles to solve addition of strings of numbers of any length. This is a great lesson to stretch your students, teach them about numbers, or stimulate those students who need...

Students will enjoy exploring numbers in solving box puzzles. They will experiment to see if this method works for different numbers, when one number is a zero, using fractions, integers, subtraction, multiplication, or if their box is a different size...