Number Jigsaws

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Drag the jigsaw pieces onto the frame so that the numbers are in order from smallest to largest.

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Level 1 - 6 by 5 grid starting at 1

Level 2 - 10 by 10 grid starting at 1

Level 3 - 6 by 6 grid starting at a number between 3 and 9

Level 4 - 7 by 7 grid starting at a number between 33 and 49

Level 5 - 8 by 7 grid starting at a number between 70 and 88

Level 6 - 8 by 8 grid starting at a number between 450 and 470

Level 7 - 9 by 9 grid starting at a number between 920 and 970

Level 8 - 10 by 10 grid of odd numbers

Level 9 - 9 by 9 grid of even numbers

Level 10 - 10 by 10 grid of prime numbers

There are ten more Prime Number Jigsaws so don't stop here!

See also the Roman Numerals Jigsaws and Magic Square Jigsaws.

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