by MathPickle | Dec 9, 2015 |
Cardboard Snowflakes are created by putting a non-negative integer in each circle. There can be no duplicates. Circles are the average of all smaller circles touching them. Here we have failed. Can you find out why? Part of the snowflake looks good. 7 is the...
by MathPickle | Nov 10, 2015 |
Cartouche Puzzles (MathPickle, 2022) Cartouche are designed to give your students arithmetical practice with a backdrop of a great puzzle. The two sets of Cartouche puzzles below are different. Only the second is appropriate for a student who is color blind. Download...
by MathPickle | Nov 3, 2015 |
Fractal Multiplication (MathPickle, 2015) This is a mathematical mini-universe for your students to practice the scientific method. The mathematical curriculum covered includes any of the following: 1) Permutations and Combinations 2) Polar Coordinates 3)...
by MathPickle | Nov 1, 2015 |
Pillage and Profit (MathPickle, 2015) Get students involved and practicing algebra from grade 3 forward. Here are the game sheets for the different grades. PS. The double up and down arrow that you see on the puzzle sheet below means that you can increase or decrease...
by MathPickle | Oct 12, 2015 |
There is one great minaret at Samarra, but what happened if Caliph al-Mutawakkil decided to build twelve!?! The Caliph loved beautiful geometry, so if he had built twelve minarets, he might have chosen to build them in an array with 90 degree rotational...
