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Crack the codes involves solving critical thinking puzzles by decoding the 3-digit lock code. Each of the three digits have hints regarding the correct placement of those digits. The challenge is to break the code using the given hints. So, can you solve these 3 digit number lock puzzles? CRACK THE CODE PUZZLE WITH SOLUTION Critical thinking puzzles for kids… Read More
Are you looking for fun ways for your kids to practice their basic addition facts ? Then replace the routine pencil and paper tasks of solving printable worksheets with fun math card games. In fact, research have proven that mathematical games help develop strategies for fact fluency. The major strategies used for fluently deriving addition facts revolve around two main group of facts… Read More
I often introduce new puzzles to my kids. I believe puzzles have many essential benefits for them. It strengthens their ability to persevere and think critically to solve the problems. To understand triangular number, we created a puzzle using coin. Do you know that numbers can have shapes as well? For instance, the number 10 is a triangular number because ten identical objects… Read More
Did you know that November 23rd is Fibonacci sequence day? The date November 23rd, or 11/23 in mm/dd format, follow a number pattern called the fibonacci sequence. The Fibonacci sequence day celebrates the famous mathematician Leonardo Fibonacci, who discovered this mathematical pattern in the 12th century. Let’s look at what the Fibonacci sequence is and a fun activity to explain… Read More
Once your kids have mastered their division facts, it’s always good to teach them the divisibility rules. These rules can help them determine if a number is divisible by another number evenly without performing actual division. They can come handy when learning about factors and doing long divisions under a time constrain. This helps our kids to look at large… Read More
Growing up, we learned in geometry that sum of all the interior angles of a triangle is 180 degrees. But can you illustrate it ? Let’s find it out together. Cut any shape triangle from a piece of paper. Mark all the angles with different colors on both the sides. Orient the triangle so that the longest side is the… Read More
