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The Four Four’s is a classic puzzle that requires a certain amount of creativity and also makes you think about how the operations interact. This is a classic math puzzle which challenges you to use four four’s and any math operations to write equations that have the numbers from 0 to 20 or more as the answer. Sounds easy, try… Read More
These days, I often do some fun maths with my kids at home. I believe my children are challenged by brain teasers and logic puzzles which promote their problem-solving and critical thinking abilities. And, it allows them to discuss topics which may have been too challenging before. One such puzzle is the Perimeter Magic Triangle. This puzzle uses the same… Read More
I guess you might have used the concept of LCM ( Least Common Multiples ) many times in a grocery store while purchasing stuff without even realizing it. Remember the time when you had to pair up items and their package sizes were different and you didn’t want any “wastage”. How did you figure out how many of each item… Read More
What are all the kids and Dad’s planning for this year’s Mother’s day ? With stay-at-home order still in effect and no big family gatherings and brunches allowed, how about doing some activity together like this Mother’s Day Sudoko puzzle. This logical puzzle is pretty easy to do with your preschoolers and kindergarteners. Mother’s Day SudokO PUZZLE Get the colored… Read More
If you are looking for fun and interesting math activities for your kids to keep them challenged and motivated to learn at home, then this 30+ Math Brainteasers activity is a perfect idea list for you. Here you will find tons of math puzzles and games from simple addition problems to complex arithmetic equations. The solution to all these critical… Read More
Kids are taught to identify patterns from a very young age. For example, activities like determining “what number comes next in the sequence 1, 3, 5,7”, helps kid notice the similarities and differences in identifying repeating patterns. The same approach can be applied by breaking down complex problems into patterns to eventually solve the larger problem. And, the best way… Read More
