Are you a Problem Solver?
Now there is a game for you.
Here is the challenge...
Find the unique path that links two shaded squares using addition, subtraction, multiplication or division.
You may use horizontal and vertical combinations but you can't go diagonally.
Finally, a crossword-style game for the other side of the brain:
Math Maze Puzzle© is the ultimate BRAIN STIMULATOR! It exercises the brain like no other puzzle does by training the memory to subliminally associate numbers in their arithmetic operations. This happens while the player, of any age or educational level, enjoys concentrating on advancing to the next step of the puzzle.
Math Maze Puzzle© begins where Sudoku ends, it is the mathematical alternative to the Crossword Puzzle, and it is equally entertaining, challenging, and rewarding.
Math Maze Puzzle© begins where Sudoku ends, it is the mathematical alternative to the Crossword Puzzle, and it is equally entertaining, challenging, and rewarding.
Here is what people are saying about Math Maze Puzzle©
English teacher wrote: Math teachers should all get copies. It may make kids like Math more.
Comment from Reader: I spent one month in California at my niece's home this past June. She gets the newspaper everyday. While reading it I noticed the Math Maze Puzzle © . I started reading it and discovered that I enjoyed solving it. I live in the southeastern part of Florida and subscribe to the Herald (our newspaper). Is it possible to have the puzzle printed in the Herald? Or can you tell me where I can get some...I find it is a good way to keep my mind active.
Comment from 1st Grade Class: Thank you for the math games. We love them...We had fun doing your math maze!
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Comment from Reader: I spent one month in California at my niece's home this past June. She gets the newspaper everyday. While reading it I noticed the Math Maze Puzzle © . I started reading it and discovered that I enjoyed solving it. I live in the southeastern part of Florida and subscribe to the Herald (our newspaper). Is it possible to have the puzzle printed in the Herald? Or can you tell me where I can get some...I find it is a good way to keep my mind active.
Comment from 1st Grade Class: Thank you for the math games. We love them...We had fun doing your math maze!