Math Puzzle Worksheets

Follow the arrows from Start and write 1 to 10 along the path to reach Finish. The route is shown — the counting is the work.

Logic puzzle: fill the 3×3 grid with 1-9 so consecutive numbers touch side by side (up/down/left/right, no diagonals). A few numbers are given — find the one path that works.

Add your way up the pyramid — each brick is the sum of the two bricks directly below it. A friendly mental-math warm-up with sums within 20.

Solve each addition fact, use the code to turn every answer into a letter, and the letters spell the answer to a riddle. Sums within 10.

Logic puzzle: fill the 3×4 grid with 1-12 so consecutive numbers touch side by side (up/down/left/right, no diagonals). A few numbers are given — find the one path that works.

Logic puzzle: fill the 4×5 grid with 1-20 so consecutive numbers touch side by side (up/down/left/right, no diagonals). A few numbers are given — find the one path that works.

Logic puzzle: fill the 5×6 grid with 1-30 so consecutive numbers touch side by side (up/down/left/right, no diagonals). A few numbers are given — find the one path that works.

Each brick is the sum of the two directly below it. Add up and subtract down to fill every blank brick, working within 100.

A KenKen-style logic puzzle: fill each row and column with 1-3 (no repeats) so every bold cage reaches its target using the small +, -, x, or division sign. Unique solution.

Solve each fact, use the code to turn every answer into a letter, and read the secret answer to a riddle. Add and subtract within 20.

Solve the facts and trace a path from START to FINISH, stepping only on boxes that follow the rule (even, odd, or more than 10). Exactly one route works.

A crossword whose answers are numbers. Solve each add-or-subtract clue and write it one digit per box — where an Across and a Down cross, the shared digit must agree, so the puzzle checks itself.

A taller five-row pyramid. Work up by adding and down by subtracting to find every missing brick.

Fill in the missing numbers so every row, column, and diagonal adds up to the same magic sum (shown above each square). A classic number puzzle that builds addition fluency.

A KenKen-style logic puzzle: fill each row and column with 1-4 (no repeats) so every bold cage reaches its target using the small +, -, x, or division sign. Unique solution.

Multiply through the maze: step only on boxes whose product follows the rule (even, or a multiple of 3 or 5). Trace the one path from START to FINISH.

Solve each multiplication fact, use the code to turn every product into a letter, and crack the riddle. Times tables to 9 × 9.

Use all three numbers, once each, with +, -, and x (and parentheses) to reach the target number. A flexible mental-math puzzle with many possible solutions.

Fill each row and column with 1-4 (no repeats) so the < > inequality signs between cells are all satisfied. A logic puzzle with a unique solution.

A number crossword mixing all four operations. Solve each clue and write the answer one digit per box; crossing Across and Down entries share a digit, so they check each other.

Five rows built from bigger starting numbers — add and subtract multi-digit numbers to complete the pyramid.

A KenKen-style logic puzzle: fill each row and column with 1-5 (no repeats) so every bold cage reaches its target using the small +, -, x, or division sign. Unique solution.

Use all four numbers, once each, with +, -, x, and division (and parentheses) to reach the target -- like the '24' game, but the target changes each time.

Multiply and divide your way through: step only on answers that follow the rule (a multiple of 3 or 5, or more than 20). Find the single path to FINISH.

Fill each row and column with 1-5 (no repeats) so the < > inequality signs between cells are all satisfied. A logic puzzle with a unique solution.

A Number Path where each number is DOUBLE the one before it. Fill the grid with 2, 4, 8,..., 4096 so the doubling path moves only up, down, left, or right between squares that share a side. Some numbers are given.

A magic square with MULTIPLICATION and fractions: fill in the missing numbers so every row, column, and diagonal has the same product (shown above each square). Each step along a line doubles or halves.

A KenKen-style logic puzzle: fill each row and column with 1-6 (no repeats) so every bold cage reaches its target using the small +, -, x, or division sign. Unique solution.