MATH Enrichment

Ooodle - The Order of Operations PuzzleA puzzle to find which numbers have been chosen and where they fit in the equation to make the target.

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Nerdle - the daily numbers gameDaily number challenge at nerdlegame.com

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‪Quadrilateral‬

Integer Game

Math in Music

Order of Operations Game

Area MazeUse your knowledge of rectangle areas to calculate the missing measurements.

Prime Game

Quark Game

LudicrossArrange the given numbers on the cross so that the sum of the numbers in both diagonals is the same.

UnbeknownstFind the runs of four multiples in order as quickly as you can.

Pyramid PuzzlePut the numbers 1 to 5 in the bottom row of this pyramid. They can be arranged in any order. The numbers in the other bricks are found by adding the two bricks immediately below together.

Overloaded FractionArrange the given digits to make an equivalent fraction

Awe-SumArrange the given numbers to make six 3-digit numbers that combine in an awesome way.

Power ShiftArrange the given numbers as bases and indices in the three-term sum to make the target total.

Where's Wallaby?Find the hidden wallaby using the clues revealed at the chosen coordinates.

Yohaku PuzzlesFill in the blank spaces so that the cells give the sum or the product shown in each row and column.

Four SumArrange the given number tiles to make two 2 digit numbers that add up to 37

Shapes In The StarsFind the mathematical shapes by joining up the stars. They are all regular polygons.

Prime SquareDrag the numbers into the red cells so that the sums of the three numbers in each row and column are prime numbers.

MultitudeArrange the given digits to make three numbers such that the third is the product of the first and the second.

Go FigureArrange the digits one to nine to make the four calculations correct. This is a classic number-placing puzzle that requires a well thought out strategy.

No Partner Maths QuizFind the numbers from the lists which do not have partners according to the given rule.

Take SidesPut up your right hand or left hand depending on the expressions that appears.

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