Any Time Logic Puzzles Fun for Middle School!
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- Easel Activity
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In this bundle, you will get all FOURTEEN logic puzzle holiday products and their academic bonuses at a discounted price of 50% off! There are a total of 92 logic puzzles of varying difficulty, ready to use, plus thirteen academic activities related to the holidays or seasons. The themes of the loPrice $19.50Original Price $39.00Save $19.50
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Five logic puzzles for any time of the year- these are not associated with any particular holiday or time of year.
This product has been updated with the EASEL feature, perfect to use with distance or virtual learning! It can be assigned to students in a Google Classroom. You can either use the digital overlay already created, or create your own! For more information, read here!
Puzzle 1 = Babysitting Debacle- solve for which kid made which mess in which room.
Puzzle 2 = Chores for All- solve for which kid does which chore on each day of the week.
Puzzle 3 = Designer Letters- solve for the background color, design, and color of the design that three girls use to decorate their first initial.
Puzzle 4 = Lunchroom Seating Chart- solve for the seating position of eight kids sitting at a round table.
Puzzle 5 = All in a Day's Work cryptogram- break the code to find thirteen common words associated with a typical day for a teen.
Visit our YouTube channel for examples of how to solve a cryptogram and a grid logic puzzle. (Not specific to these puzzles, but still helpful!)
We also include this logic puzzle set in our Year Round Logic Puzzles Bundle ($19.50 for 92 puzzles) and have 12 Logic Puzzle Fun for Every Holiday and Season available too!
Would you like logic puzzles that use your students' names? We have Customizable End of the Year Logic Puzzles here!
For help getting started with logic puzzles, you can download our free Logic Puzzle Tutorial here.
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