Here is yet another Christmas tree for you to enjoy this holiday season.
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1332 Yet Another Christmas Tree
Puzzle
1329 Flight Plans
Many people fly home or away from home for the holidays. Here’s a puzzle to occupy some of your time while you’re in flight.
1328 Christmas Tree
Can you figure out where to put the numbers from 1 to 10 in both the first column and the top row so that the lights on this Christmas tree work properly?
1325 Hockey Stick
If someone you know loves hockey and wants a fun way to practice multiplication facts, this hockey stick could be the perfect gift.
1324 Gingerbread Man
The Gingerbread man can be tricky so be careful while solving this puzzle. He has fooled and run away from many different people and animals. The mystery is can YOU outfox this one?
1323 Christmas Tree
If you start at the top of this Christmas tree puzzle and work your way down, you can find all the factors that make this puzzle work like a multiplication table.
1322 Christmas Star
The first Christmas Star led the wise men to find the Baby Jesus.
This Christmas star can lead you to a better knowledge of all the facts in a basic 1 to 10 multiplication table.
1321 Christmas Gift Puzzle
This puzzle looks like a gift because it is! You can fill out an entire multiplication table just from the 16 clues in this puzzle.
1319 Challenge Puzzle
There are nineteen clues in this challenge puzzle, including two 50’s, two 20’s, two 8’s, and two 12’s. Some of those duplicates might make it more difficult for you to find the one and only solution to the puzzle. I’m very curious about how you do with it!
Print the puzzles or type the solution in this excel file: 12 factors 1311-1319
1318 Another Candy Cane
Candy canes are rarely alone. They almost always have a twin close-by. Nevertheless, this mystery-level candy cane puzzle only looks similar to the previous one. You will have to consider completely different factors to solve it.
Print the puzzles or type the solution in this excel file: 12 factors 1311-1319
