Mitten Hidato Puzzles for Winter
These free printable mitten hidato puzzles are the perfect logic puzzles to enjoy during the winter.
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These free printable mitten hidato puzzles are the perfect logic puzzles to enjoy during the winter.
Celebrate the 100th day of school with this fun and free printable set of hidato logic puzzles shaped like the number 100.
Honor the contributions of Martin Luther King Jr with this free printable set of hidato logic puzzles which spell out MLK DAY.
I’m snowed in today, so I decided to create this set of Snow Day Hidato Logic Puzzles to share! I hope you enjoy solving these on your next snow day!
In this collection of 30 Square Puzzles, your challenge is to add additional digits to some of the cells so that the sum of numbers in each row and column equals 30.
These free printable 6×6 sudoku puzzles are suitable for beginners, but even experienced sudoku solvers will enjoy the challenging level of these puzzles.
Celebrate the beginning of 2025 with this fun and free printable set of hidato logic puzzles shaped like the digits in 2025.
Put your students’ logic skills to the test with these fun and free printable sudoku 4×4 puzzles.
Put your students’ logic skills to the test with these fun and free printable shape sudoku 4×4 puzzles.
Can you solve these 6×6 Christmas sudoku puzzles which each feature a different word related to the holiday season?
Can you solve these 6×6 winter sudoku puzzles which each feature a different word related to the winter season?
Kids will enjoy solving these 4×4 winter sudoku puzzles with pictures.
Children will love solving these 4×4 Christmas sudoku puzzles with pictures.
Have some logic puzzle fun this Christmas season with these free printable Christmas tree shaped hidato puzzles!
Put your integer skills to the test to find the missing numbers to complete each of these Christmas Tree Integer Addition Puzzles.
Put your addition and logical thinking skills to the test to find the missing numbers to complete each of these Christmas Tree Addition Puzzles.
Add some spooky fun to this Halloween season with this collection of free printable Halloween logic puzzles and word puzzles.
Bring some mathy-fun to your classroom with these Valentine’s Day math activities and logic puzzles!
Looking to celebrate the winter season in your math classroom? Check out this collection of winter math activities and puzzles to bring some wintry fun inside!
Help ring in the new year of 2025 with these new years math activities and puzzles for the classroom.
This collection of order of operations puzzles will give your students plenty of puzzling fun while applying the order of operations to a large number of numerical expressions.
This collection of Thanksgiving math activities for the middle school or high school classroom will give your students the opportunity to feast on the joy of math this Thanksgiving season.
Bring some Christmas joy to your classroom with this collection of free printable Christmas math puzzles and activities.
Looking for fun and engaging geometry puzzles? Here is a collection of 25 free printable geometric puzzles that I have used in the past with my high school math students. Most of these puzzles should be appropriate to use with individuals ranging in age from upper elementary school or middle school to adults. My students’…
Sankaku puzzles are a geometric based logic puzzle that focuses on finding the area of a triangle. The goal of each puzzle is to connect three dots to form a triangle with the specified area. Sankaku puzzles are the creation of Naoki Inaba, a prolific Japanese puzzle creator. I first discovered these puzzles several years…
I love introducing my students to new puzzles over the course of the school year. I often pull out strimko puzzles (a logic puzzle that is often compared to sudoku puzzles) on days when I am missing a large portion of my students due to activities or events. Strimko puzzles are one of my favorite…
Back in September, I ran across this tweet from Penny Dell Puzzles. Change one letter in each word so that all five words have something in common: BLANK, BLOWN, GREET, MELLOW, and WRITE. Add another to the list that follows the pattern. I was amused by this puzzle, so I decided to put it up…