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Jenny's Math Puzzle
Description
The board is a grid with equations running through it and empty slots where numbers belong. You drag tiles from a pool into those slots, and a slot is only correct when the equation it sits in comes out right.
The difficulty is that most slots belong to two equations at once — one horizontal, one vertical. A number that completes the row can break the column, so the arithmetic is easy and the constraint-solving is not. That is what separates this from a worksheet.
Tiles can be dragged back to the pool, so nothing is committed permanently and the board can be rearranged as often as you like. Working from the most constrained slot outward is far faster than filling in order, since the slot with the fewest valid options tells you the most.
Nothing is timed and there is no penalty for a wrong placement beyond noticing it. That makes it usable as a genuine practice tool for a child rather than a test, and the maths stays at a level where the thinking is about the arrangement rather than the sums.
Game Controls
Controls
- Drag a number tile from the pool into a slot
- Check the equation across and the one down
- Drag a tile back to the pool to remove it
- Start from the slot with the fewest options
- Fill the whole grid correctly to win
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