Math Logic Problems, Puzzles for Addition & Subtraction Within 100

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About These fun logic problem puzzles will surely challenge your students and get them thinking about addition and subtraction in a whole new way. These make a great addition to yo ur problem-solving or critical-thinking routines. 👉 Printable and Digital Versions included - This resource is included in both PDF version for printing as well as in Google Slides™️ version for projecting in your classroom. This makes it easy for you to use in small groups, as an independent math center, or as a whole-class discussion. Although these puzzles work with addition and subtraction to 100, don't be fooled! If your students are not used to working with numbers in this way, these will be surprisingly challenging. These are best suited to Grades 3-5, but even some Grade 6 students may be sufficiently challenged with this set. Ideas for Use There are many ways to use these Logic Problems. Try them as: early finisher tasks morning math tubs an "around the room" gallery walk - post the cards around the room and have students circulate, answering them as they go math stations (let students work in partners, and listen to the amazing math conversation they will have as they use critical thinking and reasoning skills!) whole-class math warm-up or math talk If you are like most teachers and teach a class with a wide variety of ability levels, I highly recommend you provide differentiation for your students by using multiple sets of these logic puzzles. You want to provide just enough challenge for each student but not SO MUCH challenge that this activity becomes frustrating. What's Included? For each of the 20 logic puzzles, your students will find the value for each symbol and record it on the accompanying recording sheet. What Teachers Are Saying ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Love Love LOVE this resource! My students get so excited by it as well during morning talks. The picture graphics really engage students and I completely hit curricular goals. Best part is how the cards are numbered and we go from simple to more complex." The Baffled Teacher Show more