Strimko is a brand new logic puzzle with numbers, just like Suduko. It is based on Latin squares described by Leonhard Euler in the 18th century. The rules are simple: each row and column of an n x n grid must contain the numbers 1, 2, …, n exactly once (just like in Sudoku ), …
Addicting Puzzle – It’s not Sudoku, it’s STRIMKO! Very addicting… Read More »
We had a math camp at University and needed something educational for the elementary school kids. We chose the topic graph theory and decided to teach them about planar graphs. It turns out that http://www.planarity.net has this great flash game that you can play where you have to arrange the vertices such that no edges …
Dan Brown takes us inside on how to solve the Rubik’s Cube: Part 1 Part 2
Play the game here: The number petals around the rose is: Instructions: Press the “Roll dice!” button to start. Try and determine how many petals are around the rose. Press the “Display Answer!” button to see if you are right. Once you have figured it out, don’t spoil the fun for …
The impossible (yet so simple) dice game. Play the game: The number of moves until checkmate is: Instructions: Press the “Roll dice!” button to start. Try and determine how many moves there are until checkmate. Press the “Display Answer!” button to see if you are right. Once you have figured it out, don’t …
The net has a great amount of interactive cool maths games. Below are a few sites worth taking a look at. Most of the math games are fun for all ages and they are all absolutely free. 1. http://www.mathplayground.com/games.html 2. http://www.coolmath-games.com/ 3. http://resources.kaboose.com/games/math2.html 4. http://www.primarygames.com/math.htm 5. http://cemc2.math.uwaterloo.ca/mathfrog/
Here’s my collection of math themed Halloween games, enjoy!! Halloween Physics Puzzle Spook-a-Rama Pink Bunny Bats Vampire Physics Scary Blocks Frankenstein Math
This redditor developed a cool sequel to tic-tac-toe called Connectioseys.
The Samurai Sudoku puzzle is a variation of Sudoku except it consists of 5 sudokus which are linked via the centre one. It’s definitely a good challenge. (Source).
(Source: http://www.logicmazes.com/eyeball.html) (( Click for an interactive version )) The rules are simple, you start at the blue diamond that is circled and can travel horizontally or vertically, but the catch is, you can only travel to a square of the same color or same symbol. This maze was created by Robert Abbott and he …