Students practice a variety of grade-level math skills on this worksheet that features a fun crossword-style puzzle!

Just some of the skills you'll find on these worksheets include:

* Addition, including addition with more than two addends.

* Subtraction, including subtraction with more than one subtrahend.

* Number placement, like which number is halfway between two numbers.

* Finding the bigger or smaller number.

* Numbers that come next and missing numbers in a series.

* Reading a spelled number and writing the digits.

* Converting money.

* Adding and subtracting time.

* Even and odd numbers.

* Finding multiples.

* Finding measurements, like the perimeter.

* Short word problems.

* Multiplication and division, including problems that feature both.

* And much more!

Each worksheet page includes some answers, as well as some boxes where students can see how many digits are in the answer. Many problems encourage mental math. The ones that require some scratch work have a little extra space where students can work through the problem.

It is important for students to revisit math skills they have already learned. It solidifies their understanding of how to find the answer and can help prepare them for an upcoming test. You can make reviewing old skills more fun by giving students puzzle-style worksheets.

Crossword-style puzzles can be a fun way for students to practice their math skills. Instead of filling in letters, they fill in numbers. This type of puzzle also provides students with a way to double-check their work, as answers that are written across and down share the same digits.

Math searches in the style of word searches can help students find equations that go together. Students can put puzzle pieces together to make different math equations, complete a maze, solve math problems as they go along, or complete a color-by-number that requires them to find the answers to math problems first.