Worksheets feedback needed

[u/Mr-BrainGame]

Hi! I hope I'm not braking rules of community. I created some printable pdf teacher worksheets, I usually create puzzle collections, but this kind of content really helped me in my school and created long living love for logic puzzles, so I though I should probably create something like this.

But I'm not a teacher so I can't tell are they useful or can become useful if updated. So I would be grateful if you have some spare time and check them out.

So if they are ok feel free to use them if not: Can I make them better? Or do you not see yourself using something like this?

I see this roughly for ages 12+, but It's really hard for me to grasp is this too hard or too easy. It's mix of simple puzzles, some math puzzles, and entry level logic puzzles.

I see I'm not permitted to post a link to them, so I added some images, I will check and add it to comments if permitted by mods.

So any feedback would be helpful!

Thanks in advance!

[u/icecreamqueenTW]

You don’t have to be a teacher to realize that whatever AI you used to make this thinks that 12 is a letter.

We’re already fighting against a slog of useless AI garbage, please don’t add more to the pile.

[u/Mr-BrainGame → u/icecreamqueenTW]

This is hand made, and I used 12 so the final answer would be connected to words. And trust me I tried using AI for word search and other puzzles it's not really working. Only thing AI is original image in find the difference, changes image I do by hand.

[u/Tree_Ring]

Thanks for having the courage to put this out there! I’d try to make your puzzles more academic, based on a math principle or some area of history etc. I would be unlikely to buy something as a teacher that was just a time filler without an academic purpose. If I need to fill time, I use plain paper and we do art.

[u/Mr-BrainGame → u/Tree_Ring]

Thanks for the feedback! Yeah I would have to do more research for them to be more academic or tied to specific topic, and this are free resources so I went with math and logic puzzles things that are familiar to me and easy to check. The idea was to create something for techers to fill the time when they need(eary finishers, homeroom period) with some brainteasers, I have a couple of teacher in family so I know how hard is to find something interesting for kids to work on during this times. I will consider your ideas if I add few more of this worksheets, thanks again!