Aunty
Math- Every other week is a new math
challenge for Aunty Math's niece and nephews. These challenges come in the form
of story problems. Your class can post their solutions and strategies and look
at others answers also. Past archives with answers. Grades 1-6
Brain
Binders- All you need is a sheet
of paper and a brain. Links containing a puzzle with a finished picture. Your
goal is to fold the puzzle into a shape with a solid color on each side.
Brain
Booster of the Day presented by DiscoverySchool.com
- The really cool thing about the list is that it is organized
by types of thought processes.
Brain
Metrix - Train your brain; many puzzles and games
Braingle- Brain Teasers, Riddles, Exercises, Games, Forums
and more... Some of the coolest features are only available to registered users,
but its free to sign up.
Brain
Teasers and Math Puzzles- This page
contains the ever-growing list of brain teasers and math puzzles on Syvum-Online
Education and Interactive Learning. All the brain teasers and math puzzles are
interactive with immediate scoring. The brain teasers and math puzzles as well
as their explanations use dynamic content to provide continuous learning and entertainment.
Brain
Teasers from Houghton Mifflin- Each
Wednesday evening a new Brain Teaser is posted for each of three grade ranges;
3-4, 5-6, 7+. An excellent archive is available.
Brain
Bashers- A collection of brain teasers,
games and optical illusions. This site is usually updated with at least 5 new
teasers each Sunday.
Brain
Food- This site doesn't change weekly
but there is a wide selection to choose from that should keep you busy all year.
Brain
Twisters- A ten question quiz you
can try by yourself or with a friend. There are two versions - one for middle
school students and one for elementary students.
Creative
Puzzles- The purpose of this web site is to promote creative
and cognitive thinking
Cyberchase
- Critical thinking games. These do not change but
each one is a challenge!
Fake
Out - The Definition Guessing Game-
Three words are given for grades K-2, 3-5, and 6+. Another option is to choose
one of the words listed and submit your own fake definition. Check back in two
weeks and see how many people chose your definition instead of the correct one.
The Game
A Day site challenges educators to use puzzles and games across the curriculum
to encourage critical thinking and support the development of problem solving
skills.
In
The Grey Labyrinth, there is at least one unsolved
puzzle at all times. See if you can deduce the answer for yourself before they
post it. Ten recent puzzles are listed and there is a large archive
of brain teasing puzzles.
Math
quizzes- There are four separate
math quizzes and each one features a new quiz for each day of the quiz. That's
28 to choose from. These will tease your brain!
Thesaurus
Tangle- Race against the clock as
you try to untangle the synonyms!
Word
Game quizzes- There are seven separate
vocabulary quizzes and each one features a new quiz for each day of the quiz.
That's 49 to choose from. These will tease your brain!
