Rational Exponents Activity – Square Puzzle
Practice converting between radical form and rational exponent form with this free and fun rational exponents activity that is formatted as a square tarsia matching puzzle.
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Practice converting between radical form and rational exponent form with this free and fun rational exponents activity that is formatted as a square tarsia matching puzzle.
Can you assemble the four pieces to create a 4×4 square with a checkered pattern?
Download this printable 1 cm graph paper. This standard graph paper features a 1 cm grid and is available to download for free in a convenient pdf format. It is designed to print on US letter size paper.
Can you place the numbers 1 to 7 in the diagram so that each line of numbers has the same sum?
Use a standard set of twelve pentominoes to build the shape of a rabbit.
Can you place the numbers 1 to 5 in the correct places to solve the equal sums puzzle?
In this pentominoes turtle puzzle, you are challenged to use a standard set of twelve pentominoes to build the shape of a turtle.
Looking for a fun divisibility rules activity? This collection of free divisibility rules activities and games will make teaching divisibility fun!
The U Sums Puzzle is a number-placing puzzle involving the digits from 1 to 7. Can you make each line sum to 12?
In this fun and engaging Sevens Number Challenge, you must use exactly four sevens and your choice of arithmetical symbols to form the eight given target numbers. What is the Sevens Challenge? Using exactly four sevens, add arithmetical symbols between the sevens to make each of the target numbers. You may use plus, minus, times,…
In this fish pentominoes puzzle, you are challenged to use a standard set of twelve pentominoes to build the shape of a fish.
Can you place the numbers 1 to 7 in the correct places to solve this fun Magic H Puzzle?
Celebrate Pi Day on March 14th with this fun Pi Day Word Search for your middle school or high school math students.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with this free printable square matching puzzle. Can you assemble the pieces to form a 3×3 rectangle where the pieces match along each edge?
This curated collection of 100th Day of School Math Activities will help you celebrate this momentous day in style with a collection of activities and puzzles related to the number 100.
Celebrate 100 days of school with this free printable 100th day of school puzzle. Can you assemble the pieces to form a 3×3 rectangle where the pieces match along each edge?
Cut along the dashed lines to create your own set of printable tangram pieces. What shapes can you build using all seven pieces?
In this fun winter logic puzzle, students must arrange the provided puzzle pieces into a 3×3 grid so that the pieces match and form pictures of winter hats along each edge.
Put your math skills to the test with this Christmas number challenge involving the digits in 12-25. Can you use the digits 1, 2, 2, and 5 to create expressions equivalent to each number between 1 and 25? I was inspired by the great success of the 3-1-4 Pi Day Number Challenge, and I wanted…
In this winter holiday-themed word puzzle, you must carefully arrange the letter trio cards to spell a variety of Christmas related words. Can you solve this Christmas challenge from Erich Friedman? You also might be interested in the winter version of this puzzle called Winter Triples. Puzzle Instructions Combine the letter trios to spell out…
In this fun Thanksgiving word puzzle, you must carefully arrange the letter trio cards to spell a variety of Thanksgiving related words. Will you and your students be up to this Thanksgiving challenge?
Bring some spooky fun to your classroom or party with this fun Halloween triples word puzzle. Can you reassemble the trios of letters to form words related to Halloween? Puzzle Instructions Combine the letter trios to spell out some words associated with Halloween. Each trio of letters will be used exactly once. For example, COB…
Need a first day of school activity for your math class? These fun number contests will engage your students, force them to reason and collaborate together, and add a fun dose of competition to the first day. The first day of school here in my part of Oklahoma has come and gone. I have now…
This goose pentominoes puzzle challenges you to use a standard set of twelve pentominoes to build the shape of a goose. This is part of a collection of animal-shaped pentominoes puzzles available here on my blog. Puzzle Instructions The goal of this pentominoes goose puzzle is to construct the shape of a goose using a…
Are you ready to take on the Sixes Challenge? You must use exactly four sixes and your choice of arithmetical symbols to form the eight given target numbers. What is the Sixes Challenge? Using exactly four sixes, add arithmetical symbols between the sixes to make each of the target numbers. You may use plus, minus,…
This daily pentomino calendar puzzle features 31 puzzles in 1. Can you cover the calendar grid with standard pentominoes so that only today’s date is left uncovered? My students are always begging for new puzzles, so when I can find a puzzle that is actually multiple puzzles in one I get super excited. Several years…
Bring some symmetric puzzling fun to your classroom with this pentomino butterfly puzzle. Can you use a standard set of twelve pentominoes to build the shape of a butterfly? Puzzle Instructions The goal of this pentominoes butterfly puzzle is to construct the shape of a butterfly using a standard set of twelve pentominoes. The pentominoes…