Signs and posters with games to play with your class when they need a quick brain break! 24 pages Years: F - 7 Teaching resource Brain Break Activities with Instructions Can you work it out? Apparently children around the age of 6 are much more likely to solve this problem over older students and even adults.Ī great mathematical problem solving activity for students to work out the weight of all three animals in the fourth image.įinished these ten visual brain teasers with your class? No worries – check out some of our brain teaser resources: A great brain teaser to encourage children to think laterally. This visual brain teaser was on a Hong Kong first grade student admissions test. You may like to time them to see who can work out this one the quickest… In this non-verbal brain teaser, students must work out which is the top view. Students need to remove six matches to make 10. This is a great problem solving brain teaser.
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They can only move one glass to make a row of alternately full and empty glasses. In this visual brain teaser students can see three glasses on the left that are full, and three on the right that are empty. Similar to the visual brain teaser above, however, students need to work out how many squares they can see. In this visual brain teaser, students need to work out how many triangles there are in the image. Students have to mentally put together the 3D cube to work out the correct net. This brain teaser is great to test spatial visualisation.
Can your students work out how many blocks are in this 3D tower? Can your students work out which patterned block goes in the fourth spot?Ī brain teaser to test students’ spatial visualisation and their ability to study 3D features. The discussions you have around how the students worked out the brain teasers are crucial.Ī brain teaser for pattern recognition. Put one up towards the end of class as a fast finisher activity. Teachers may get some enjoyment out of trying to work out some of these brain teasers too! Using visual brain teasers in the classroom encourages critical thinking in your students, plus, kids love them! We have found our favourite simple, yet effective visual brain teasers that will encourage logical thinking and develop problem solving skills.
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