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Add within 100 Math Logic Puzzles: Brain Teasers 1st & 2nd Grade Math Enrichment

(251 customer reviews)

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Challenge your students with Math Logic Puzzles Set 4, designed for 1st and 2nd grade math enrichment! These engaging puzzles enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills, making math both fun and educational.

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Challenge your students with Math Logic Puzzles Set 4, designed for 1st and 2nd grade math enrichment! These engaging puzzles enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills, making math both fun and educational. Perfect for primary classrooms seeking interactive enrichment activities for small group and math center.

In this Math Puzzlers Set #4, you’ll find 15 addition brain teasers (and teacher answer keys) that require students to find which numbers are missing from the squares. ***This 4th set of Math Puzzles take students’ thinking one step and is the most difficult in my Math Puzzles Set.*** There is only 1 way to solve each square, as each row/column/diagonal adds to the same sum. When working with these problems, students are intertwining their understandings of addition, missing addends, and commutative property.

In this resource, you’ll find

  • 15 addition/subtraction brain puzzlers
  • 2 blank templates for student-created puzzlers
  • 2 Recording Pages (to meet the needs of many classrooms)
  • Teacher answer keys

Accomplishing difficult tasks allows students to develop a mindset of growth and resilience. Students know it’s okay to make mistakes, try the wrong number, or unknowingly defend the wrong number. The sense of accomplishment when students complete a puzzle task (sometimes taking up to 15-20 minutes) is significant. Now, my highest mathematicians beg for these cards and love the challenge. Our motto has quickly become, “Our brains love to do hard things.”

✅Download the preview to get a closer look at these templates and examples from my classroom!

251 reviews for Add within 100 Math Logic Puzzles: Brain Teasers 1st & 2nd Grade Math Enrichment

  1. Extraordinary Apples –

    My students love using these cards as part of their morning work or as an early finisher activity. I love that they can be used throughout the year and are super-engaging.

  2. Mary Farrell –

    The students have LOVED usig their brains to figure these out. They feel so acomplished when they get them done. Giving those brains execrise makes them stronger!!

  3. simply courtney –

    I love using these puzzles as an enrichment activity!

  4. Anne Wiesemes –

    These were great for tutors and volunteers to grab and use for math enrichment activities with my students. Great think aloud practice too.

  5. Debbie D. –

    These are a great challenge for my high students. They loved it!

  6. Kaitlyn M. –

    My class loved these (and so did I!) as a morning work/morning challenge to complete on white boards. I had to buy them all because we enjoyed them so much that we didn’t want them to stop!

  7. Alyssa Barrios –

    I love using these as math challenges for my students.

  8. Monica S. –

    These are great brain teasers for my high group! I use these for my GT students.

  9. Mrs Boorse of Course –

    My high academic group in math really needed some activities to challenge their brain, and these are extremely helpful! Every Tuesday we complete one and I love watching how their brains work!

  10. Maryline B. –

    Very usefull! Thanks!

  11. First Grade Bilingual Education –

    Thank you!

  12. SG’s Resources –

    Great extension activity for students!

  13. Digby Designs –

    The math puzzles are engaging and also challenging. They were the perfect extension to send home with some of my students over the summer.

  14. Lisa L. –

    My second graders loved the challenge of this activity. Great resource to make them think! Love it!

  15. Derek Witmer –

    Great resource! No prep, and my students were very engaged!

  16. Kathleen E. –

    My students are OBSESSED with these. They are so engaged in solving the problems and all of my students from high to low were challenged, I will be getting more! Thanks

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