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Pyramath Puzzles Page

Page history last edited by Dr. Ron Eaglin 14 years, 5 months ago

Pyramath Puzzles Page

Pyramath puzzles play like the game except you must simply fill in the blanks using the rules of the game. New Puzzles are put up every week. We like to put the puzzles in newsletters, newspapers, and magazines. If you would like to get the weekly update for publication in your publication or newspaper - just mail us at corporate@iseecards.com - they are free. If your local paper does not carry them - ask them and get them in touch with us, we are more than happy to supply the puzzles to any publisher - oh and did I mention - they are FREE! For those publication that have chosen to carry them - thanks. For those who have not - well, let's just say good luck ;-)

Pyramath Puzzles

Pyramath Puzzles - Initial Handout

Pyramath Puzzles - 6 December 2009

Pyramath Puzzles - 13 December 2009

Pyramath Puzzles - 20 December 2009

Pyramath Puzzles - 27 December 2009

Blank Template

Here is the blank template if you want to make make your own Pyramath Puzzle.

PyramathBlankTemplate.pdf

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Pyramath was developed by Dr. Ron Eaglin - a professor at the University of Central Florida and is trademarked and operated by I See Cards. This wiki is designed to help teachers and parents using Pyramath to aid their students and children develop math skills. Other sites created by the author are below.