I cannot wait to introduce this to you! If this combo puzzle is new to you, get ready! It is possibly my favorite variation of Sudoku, and I know kids will love it.
Don’t let the look fool you. You and your students can totally solve these, and I can’t think of a better time to share them than May 2025 with its nine palindromic dates!
You just need a kid-friendly lesson!
| If you want to have a Palindrome Day with activities across disciplines, check out the activities shared in NATIONAL OPPOSITE DAY and TIME and DATE PATTERNS. I highly recommend introducing students, 4th grade and up, the challenge of An Unsolved Problem Your Students Should Attempt.You can find another version of this lesson HERE. |
PALINDROME SUDOKU
I’ve created the video tutorial below so that you can learn this puzzle and share it with students. The video is also available for viewing HERE.
if you’d like your students to be able to work the puzzle along with the lesson, you can download it HERE
Additional puzzles are archived HERE. These are all labeled as EASY and are similar to the one I used in the tutorial. There are many other unique puzzles on the site that may also interest you.
Please leave a comment or share in our Facebook group if you try this with students!