Puzzles
Want to stretch that brain? Prepare to be puzzled!
Mobile Puzzles are a fun way to introduce Algebra and use your logic
Help the Dung Beetle travel by using logic and physics to clear his path
Draw lines, focus on order, and use gravity to fill the cup in Sugar, Sugar
If the world were a village, what would it look like? Try it for yourself along with other thoughtful puzzles.
Check out the brain teasers, puzzles, and questions by other math students at the NCTM
Can you create a number sandwich or turn an egg into a bird? Try out the puzzles at NRICH
Try your best at NumTanga, Math Tango, and Coin Bubbles with Greg Tang.
Enjoy this collection of online logic puzzles at FreeKids
Kakooma starts with a deceptively simple idea: in a group of numbers, find the number that is the sum of two others. Sounds easy, right? Sometimes it is, but other times the answer is right in front of you and you just can’t see it. To solve a single puzzle, you often end up doing dozens of calculations in your head, sometimes more than a hundred! Before you know it, your mind is sharper and your math skills are better.
Solve all three levels of brain teasers and logic problems to reach the treasure.
Place the power cells in the correct circles to advance to the next level.
Move all of the rings from the left pole to the right pole so the numbers are ordered greatest to least. It's harder than you think!
Hanging out with Fibonacci. Combine numbers that are next to each other in the Fibonacci sequence to make bigger numbers. See if you can get to 2584! Play this classic strategic board game.
Math Content Area Games
Use your brain to figure out how much the poddle weighs!
Practice your number sense with some fancy gorillas
Pour to Score Game
How well do you know your metric measurements? Try this game
Measuring Practice - cm and inchesRags to Riches Metric Millionaire Game
Test your conversion knowledge (m and cm)
Work at Sal's Sub Shop for some practice reading a ruler (and making subs!)
Visual Math
Amazing Line Designs: Isometric Cubes - can you do it too??
Get some practice with Tessellations
Line Art Illustration by Lionel Deimel 2000-2007
Comic (Amend 2005)