Select the area of math you want to work on. Start at the medium level and move up.

Challenge yourself to put your addition skills to work as you fill in the missing numbers so each row, column, and diagonal add up! Start with puzzle #1 and move up.

These math challenges will stretch your brain. See what you can do.

Practice your geometry skills with these activites. Select the Geometry skill you want to practice.

Select a teaser and see if your brain is up to the challenge.

Practice finding factors with this activity. You can work as a team, or compete with each other to find as many factors as you can.

Bingo meets products! Practice your multiplication by finding products of numbers in a Bingo-style game.

Need some more practice with measurement? Try these activities. Click on the link below for many activities using your measurement skills.

More place value practice. From decimals to millions, activites to practice your place value skills.

Write about photography. Use a picture to write a journal entry about what you see.

Write about photography. Use the picture to write a journal entry about how it makes you feel.

Practice your parts of speech by creating hilarious tales. Click on the link and choose the story you want to create. When you are finished, print it out and share it with your friends. Don't print unless you get your teacher's okay.

Write a western story using this website. You create the plot and characters as the site walks you through the steps of writing your story.

Create a trading card for your favorite characters! Create a character trading card about a character from one of the books you read recently. Print out with teacher's okay. Print it out and share it with your neighbor.

Create a book cover for a book you have read..

Try this brain bender about broken bones! Follow the instructions on the webpage.

This is a sudoku puzzle version only for you and a funny way to practice your math and logical skills. Maybe it's difficult to solve the first puzzle but don't give up, it's just a matter of practice.

Once you have mastered Sudoku for kids try the orginal size (9 by 9) for a big challenge.

Puzzles are ideal for players of all ages since they can keep the mind sharp and can be played for any level of difficulty.

Practice your reading skills with these acitivities. Click on the link and play a game of your choice.

A fun challenge for your eyes and hand. Good luck!