Winter Activities – Whodunit and Logic Games – Brain Teasers – Math Project
This Winter Theme Math and Logic Activity bundle contains a Whodunit Mystery Math Project and Winter Logic Puzzles and Brain Busters.
$9.00
Product Description
Wintertime is full of exciting events – sometimes students are a little more distracted, and sometimes you find a few spare minutes between activities. Grab students’ attention with Winter Math Logic Puzzles and a Winter Whodunit – a bundle of ready-to-go brain teasers and mystery activities just perfect for practicing math and logic skills in the busy winter season. Whether you need an activity for a class period or a fun project to span a couple of days, your students will be so engaged as they figure out the street snow-plowing schedule and who has been building some seriously strange snowpeople that they won’t even realize how hard they’re stretching their critical thinking, math, and reasoning skills!
You’ll Love:
● Ready-to-go activities for students to practice math and critical thinking skills
● A range of complexity so that students with varying abilities can access the challenges
● Simple early finisher activities so that all of your students stay engaged
● A FUN way to review key math skills whenever students have an extra minute
What You Get in the Winter Math Logic Puzzles:
10 Math Logic Games
● 10 winter-themed logic puzzles
● Each puzzle is a real-life cold weather problem
● Students combine their reasoning skills with key math practice to solve
Math Skills Covered:
● Addition
● Subtraction
● Division
● Multiplication
● Fractions
● Deductive reasoning
Logic Puzzles Include:
● Sore Throats, Sneezes, and Sniffles
● The Ski Hill
● Winter Lost and Found
● Pizza and Hot Cocoa Conundrum
● The Sled Stumper
● Whose Hat?
● Plowing Problems
● Hockey Hiccups Challenge
● Hockey Hiccup
● Snowmageddon
What You Get in the Winter Whodunit:
A Winter-Themed Math MYSTERY
● 7 puzzle clues
● Each puzzle is an activity that leads students to eliminate a suspect
● Students use math skills to review surveillance, analyze fingerprints, and calculate distances from the crime scene, and more!
● Students finish with a “Solve the Case” writing assignment to review evidence and determine punishment
Math Skills Covered:
● Addition
● Subtraction
● Multiplication
● Coordinate graphing
● Line plots
For Both Resources:
Answer Keys
● Key to each puzzle included
Digital Option for Use With Google
● Option to go 100% paperless with this resource
Ideas for Use:
● Early finisher activities
● Enrichment activities during free time, stations, or even those pesky indoor recesses!
● Engaging activities for half days and events days
Why Teachers Like You LOVE This Resource:
“I teach 5th graders doing 6th grade math. This was our day-before-winter-break activity and they had a lot of fun! Some were challenging, while some were a little easier. There was a good range for all students.”, – Jessica B.
“This is the perfect activity for fast finishers! My students get so excited when they have the opportunity to take out their logic puzzles. I had originally purchased the back to school pack and then quickly purchased this one as more of my students were completing the entire bundle! They love it!” – Hafsa H.
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Give Students More Practice With Logic and Math Skills ➜ Check Out My Other Math Logic Puzzle + Whodunit Bundles
● Winter
● Spring
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