This crossword-style worksheet features math problems instead of word clues, and students fill the answers into the puzzle! Across and down clues are provided. Some questions already have answers that students can fill into the puzzle.

Most problems focus on skills with decimals. They include:

* Finding the decimal that's halfway between two numbers.

* Adding decimals.

* Subtracting decimals.

* Converting decimals to percents.

* And more.

Other skills are also included for students to review:

* Finding the next number in a series.

* Writing the supplement of a given angle.

* Halving numbers.

* Reading a number and writing its digits.

* Identifying the X coordinate in a set of numbers.

* And more.

Each problem provides space for students to write down the answer or work through the problem. Because answers overlap in the crossword puzzle, students can double-check their work.

Review worksheets can be a powerful way for students to solidify important skills. You can provide targeted practice with just one skill or mix up skills to provide students with a wide-ranging review.

For example, you could provide a review worksheet that focuses on decimals. Different types of problems with decimals can be included, like adding decimals, identifying which decimal is larger, rounding decimals, and more.

You can make worksheets more interesting by mixing up different skills. You could include decimal problems but also mix in other skills that you would like students to review, like finding the next number in a series or finding the perimeter of a shape.

Puzzle-style worksheets can be an especially effective way for students to review math. Not only do they make reviewing problems more fun, but some puzzle-style worksheets also provide opportunities for students to double-check their work. For example, in a math crossword, some digits overlap so students can make sure they match up. If they don't, they can go back and rework the problem.