Magic Square Puzzles (Free Printables)

Free Printable Magic Squares are here and ready to download! These magic squares cover everything from beginner 3×3 magic square puzzles to challenging 4×4 magic square math worksheets and magic star activities. Whether you need a magic square for your classroom, homeschool lessons, or math centers, this collection has everything you need to make magic squares math fun and engaging for every skill level!

Magic Squares

Magic Squares

This beginner-level magic square worksheet gives kids 5 clues to find the magic number in each 3×3 magic square, making it a perfect introduction to magic squares math. A great low-pressure way to build number sense and addition skills!

Magic Square Chart

This colorful magic square template clearly shows how every row, column, and diagonal in a 3×3 magic square adds up to the same magic number, making it the perfect visual reference for introducing magic squares to students for the first time.

3×3 Magic Square Worksheet 2

This second beginner-level magic square worksheet continues the magic squares math practice with four new 3×3 magic square puzzles, each with 5 clues to help kids find the magic number. Perfect for extra practice or homework!

3×3 Magic Square Worksheet 3

This 3×3 magic square worksheet is one of the best magic squares math exercises for building critical thinking, addition fluency, and number sense all in one activity. For more fun learning printables, check out our Interactive Math: Kindergarten curriculum!

3×3 Magic Square Worksheet 4

Magic squares are a great educational tool that keeps kids engaged while sneaking in serious math practice! For more FREE printable activities try out our Cryptogram Puzzles here!

3×3 Magic Square Worksheet 5

This beginner-level 3×3 magic square worksheet is a fantastic magic squares math activity for kids who are building confidence with addition and logical thinking. The more they practice, the more the magic square magic starts to click!

3×3 Magic Square Worksheet 6

Consistent magic squares math practice is one of the best ways to strengthen number sense, and this 3×3 magic square worksheet gives kids four more puzzles to work through. A perfect no-prep activity for math centers or early finishers! For more FREE printable math worksheets, take a look at our Math Drills today!

Free Printable Magic Squares 4×4

4×4 Magic Square Worksheet 1

This beginner-level 4×4 magic square worksheet steps up the challenge from the 3×3 magic squares, giving kids six larger puzzles to solve with just 3 clues each.

4×4 Magic Square Worksheet 2

This 4×4 magic square worksheet continues building on magic squares math skills with six new puzzles that challenge kids to think logically with fewer clues.

4×4 Magic Square Worksheet 3

This 4×4 magic square worksheet steps up the magic squares math challenge with larger numbers that require stronger addition skills and logical thinking. A great next level for students who have already worked through the earlier magic square puzzles!

4×4 Magic Square Worksheet 4

This 4×4 magic square worksheet steps up the magic squares math challenge with larger numbers that require stronger addition skills and logical thinking. A great next level for students who have already worked through the earlier magic square puzzles!

4×4 Magic Square Worksheet 5

Print the entire 4×4 magic square series and you have a complete magic squares math unit that takes students from beginner to confident solver. This magic square worksheet is a perfect addition to any math curriculum or homework rotation!

Free Printable Magic Stars

Magic Stars Worksheet 1

This 6 point magic stars worksheet puts a fun new spin on magic squares math, challenging kids to fill in missing numbers so every line of the star adds up to the same magic number.

Magic Stars Worksheet 2

This second magic stars worksheet gives kids nine more star-shaped magic square puzzles to solve, making it a great follow-up for students who are ready to keep the magic squares math challenge going.

Magic Stars Worksheet 3

This third magic stars worksheet features larger numbers that push kids to apply their magic squares math skills in a new and challenging way. Teachers! If you are needing more fun math games, take a look at our Math Mazes: Multiplication here!

Magic Stars Worksheet 4

This magic stars worksheet is one of the most visually engaging magic squares math activities in the collection, with nine star-shaped puzzles that keep kids thinking and problem-solving from start to finish.

Magic Stars Worksheet 5

This magic stars worksheet is a fantastic magic squares math resource that teachers can use for math centers, early finisher activities, or whole-class enrichment. Magic squares and magic star puzzles are a great way to challenge students who have already mastered basic addition

Magic Stars Worksheet 6

Teachers! You can use this magic stars worksheet alongside our magic squares math lessons to give students a fresh format that reinforces the same critical thinking skills. Magic squares and magic star puzzles work beautifully together!

How to use our Magic Square Printables

What are Magic Squares?

A magic square is a grid of numbers where every row, column, and diagonal adds up to the same total, called the “magic sum.” Each number appears only once in the grid, and the challenge is to figure out which number goes in each empty box.

How Do you Find the Magic Sum?

If any complete row, column, or diagonal is given, add those numbers together to find the magic sum. If no complete line is shown, you may need to use trial and error with the available numbers, or calculate the magic sum using the formula for that grid size.

How Do you Solve a Magic Square Puzzle?

To solve a magic square puzzle, fill in the missing numbers so every row, column, and diagonal adds up to the same magic number — using each number only once! Use the given clues to get started, then work through the rest using logic and magic squares math skills to find the magic number!

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