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  • 15 Puzzle of Sam Lloyd: Play online Sam Lloyd's "15" puzzle. The funny story and mathematical implications of this game. Some funny logical problems with the 15 game.
  • A Primer on Cryptarithmetic: Instructions, examples, references and links.
  • A+ Math: Interactive math help for K-12 students with flashcards, Math Wordfind, Homework Helper and worksheets.
  • Aha! Puzzles: Puzzles, books, games and tests with designed by Lloyd King, author of "Test Your Creative Thinking".
  • AIMS Puzzle Corner: Provides over 100 puzzles with the goal of creating an engaging learning environment.
  • Algebraic Math Puzzles: A collection of puzzles at high school level. Does not include answers.
  • Alien Tiles: Object of puzzle is to try to get color pieces to create certain patterns in cube.
  • Alphametic Puzzles: Numerous puzzles, links, puzzle solver, and a generator.
  • Alphametics and Cryptarithms: Puzzles in which letters or symbols are substituted for the digits in an arithmetical operation like addition.
  • Alphametics Page: Compiled by Mike Keith. Examples of various genres.
  • Archive Creative puzzles: Interactive puzzle archive with descriptions for puzzle construction and a special childrens puzzle page.
  • Ben Robinson's Cross-Number Puzzles: A collection of cross-number puzzles: similar to crosswords, but using digits instead of letters. Many involve complex mathematical reasoning.
  • Brain Teasers and Maths Puzzles: Interactive logical and mathematical puzzles with feedback and detailed solutions.
  • Brain Teasers by QBrute: Original brain teasers with solutions.
  • Calculus-Help Problem of the Week Archive: Calculus based problems range from easy to difficult.
  • Clever Games for Clever People: Games that interest John Conway including Rim and Traffic Jam.
  • Colorful Mathematics: Educational software presents advanced mathematics to K-12 students in a game-oriented approach, using coloring and drawing techniques to illustrate concepts from graph theory and computer science.
  • Contest Center Cryptarithms: Examples of cryptarithms, with prize competitions for subscribers.
  • Downloadable and online games: A variety of Flash- and Java-based games and puzzles.
  • Free Puzzle Collections: Educational and recreational puzzles for teachers, students and parents. Each puzzle is graded by difficulty and has a hint. Solutions are available to members.
  • Group Games: Animations that develop the theory behind such puzzles as the Rubik cube.
  • Interactive Mathematics Miscellany and Puzzles: Java-based math resource including articles, puzzles and links.
  • Logic Puzzles: Collection of original numerical-logic puzzles. Many are long and difficult, involve sorting and comparing long lists and are intended to be solved using a good spreadsheet program.
  • Logicville: Educational puzzles, brain teasers, and word games such as anagrams, cryptograms, alphametics, doublets, tangrams.
  • Magic Math Kingdom: Learn math through games and quiz-oriented tutorial.
  • Math Forum: Resources, problems and forum for teachers and students in mathematics.
  • Math Puzzles: Logic puzzles and riddles with some solutions.
  • MatheMagic: A collection of mathematical puzzles, jokes and articles.
  • MatheMajik: Indian site featuring calculation tricks and math puzzles.
  • Mathematical Games: A collection of pencil and paper games with mathematical content. Many can be played through the site.
  • Mathematical Recreations: Detailed exploration of a selection of mathematical topics.
  • Mathproblems.info: Over one hundred and fifty math problems ranging from basic math to differential equations.
  • Mathpuzzle.com: Celebrates math puzzles and mathematical recreations.
  • Mathschallenge.net: A website dedicated to the puzzling world of mathematics and computer programming, with a discussion forum.
  • Mathwizz: Interactive math problems for abilities ranging from middle school to university.
  • Mixed Up Math: Logic problems, where equations are mixed up. In various formats like boxes, crosses, diagonals, mazes. Free download.
  • Mr Titen's More Than Math: Mathematics teacher provides puzzles for students.
  • Nandor's Exhaustive Chemical Words Pages: Lists all the English words, word squares, and magic squares that can be written using chemical symbols.
  • Nick's Mathematical Puzzles: A collection of puzzles, with hints, solutions, and links to related mathematical topics.
  • Paul Hsieh's Puzzles: Logical and mathematical brain teasers, with an indication of difficulty. Hints are provided; solutions are available by email.
  • Perfect Times: Teaches and assesses fluency of multiplication and division tables using online cards. Submit data and compare results.
  • Polyhedra Links: Pastime and activity links for various geometric patterns, polygons and polyhedra by Jill Britton.
  • Polymorf - Symmetry of Polyhedra: A demonstration of the symmetry and transformational properties of the Platonic and Archimedean solids.
  • Problem Solutions: Archive of problems and solutions, compiled by Dr Alec Mihailovs of Shepherd College.
  • Puzzle of the Week Archives: A collection of puzzles, with hints and full solutions. Compiled by George Moody.
  • Puzzles of Leonid Mochalov: A variety of challenging geometrical and arithmetical puzzles, many with solutions.
  • Pythabacus: Description and instruction of using the ancient Pythagorean Abacus to do arithmetic.
  • Scott Kim: Puzzles for web, computers, and print; ambigrams.
  • Sequence Puzzles and Problems: With links to related sites. Compiled by Torsten Sillke.
  • SMSU Problem Corner: Math challenges Southwest Missouri State University in three levels of difficulties.
  • Storkey: Two Envelope Paradox: A tough but simply defined problem which demonstrates key issues in probability.
  • The Contest Center: Classic puzzles and riddles requiring only simple logic and elementary math.
  • The Enigmatic World of Philip Carter: Collection of brain teasers from the author of IQ books.
  • The Little Math Puzzle: The Little Math Puzzle has been a K-12 Internet activity since 1995 for grades 5-9. Currently the puzzles have ceased but the site maintains complete archives of past problems.
  • The Null Set: Puzzles collected by Guy Kindler, most requiring some undergraduate mathematical knowledge. Some hints are provided.
  • The Puzzling World of Barry R. Clarke: Brain teasers, articles and puzzles forum.
  • Tile Tris: Tile a spheroid working room aperiodically or periodically. Includes free demo download.
  • Torus and Klein Bottle Games: Collection of Java-based educational puzzles.
  • Wu's Riddles: A collection of riddles, puzzles, and technical interview questions, with a discussion forum.


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