These math crossword-style puzzles are designed for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders, with two pages of math review problems for each puzzle!

Math problems are numbered and listed as either "Across" or "Down." Some answers are provided to give students a head start. They continue solving the problems and filling the answers into the crossword, making sure the numbers match up. If they don't, students go back and try to find the answer again until it fits in the puzzle.

Review problems include:

* Four-digit subtraction

* Place value

* Measurement

* Converting decimals to percents

* Rounding

* Algebra

* Rounding

* And more!

Reviewing a variety of math concepts at once expands student thinking and helps them make connections between different math problems. You can make math review worksheets more interesting by incorporating puzzles.

For example, students can answer a variety of grade-appropriate math problems and fill their answers into a crossword-style puzzle. They could solve problems by figuring out which way to go in a maze or put together a puzzle by matching the sides of each piece with the problems and their answers.

You can also get students moving with math review questions. Give some students an answer card and other students a card with a math problem. Then, they have to find their partner, matching each answer with the correct equation.