Are there any workbooks with math like logic games?

[ExcitedMama]

DS really liked it in Math in Focus 1 when he had logic like problems to figure out. They never called them anything but it was a square of blanks to fill in like __ + __ = __ - __ = and so on with only one number filled in and he was given a set of numbers to use once. So it didn't matter if his math was right unless he put the numbers in the right place to make the whole square work. I hope that makes sense! He'd get annoyed at filling in problems that were just adding or subtracting but he loved doing these harder puzzles. Is there a workbook I could get him like that? Thanks!

[Cake and Pi]

I'd love to see if anyone knows of puzzle-like supplements for addition and subtraction.  I, too, have a kid who would love them.

 

Beast Academy is largely puzzles, but it doesn't start until grade 3 (for now).  There's lots and lots and lots of practicing multiplication/division/factors/fractions/etc disguised as puzzles.  

[Wheres Toto]

Scholastic has:

 

Super Suduko Addition/Subtraction and Multiplication/Division

Solve the Riddle Math Problems - Addition/Subtraction and Multiplication/Division

Logic Posters, Problems and Puzzles

Math Puzzlers

 

The Sudoku Addition/Subtraction and some of the stuff in the Math Puzzlers book sound like what you are describing.

[alisha]

Balance math and More by the Critical Thinking Company is one of our favorites.

[school17777]

Making Friends with Numbers

[zoobie]

Evan Moor has Critical and Creative Thinking, and they're on teacherfilebox.com if you have a subscription.

Edited April 21, 2016 by zoobie

[HomeAgain]

MEP is full of puzzles - magic squares, finding paths, matching shapes to numbers..it's a good precursor to the books from Critical Thinking Co like Balance Benders and the Mindware's Math Finders.