1. The puzzle pieces are designed to represent numbers using dots on a die, where the number of dots corresponds to the number in the puzzle.
2. Each puzzle has a number at the top and a die face with dots in the bottom section.
3. The missing part is the die face that matches the number at the top.
4. For the puzzle with the number 5, the die face should have 5 dots.
5. For the puzzle with the number 8, the die face should have 8 dots.
6. For the puzzle with the number 3, the die face should have 3 dots.
7. For the puzzle with the number 4, the die face should have 4 dots.
8. For the puzzle with the number 10, the die face should have 10 dots.
9. For the puzzle with the number 6, the die face should have 6 dots.
10. For the puzzle with the number 2, the die face should have 2 dots.
11. For the puzzle with the number 8, the die face should have 8 dots.
12. For the puzzle with the number 9, the die face should have 9 dots.
13. For the puzzle with the number 7, the die face should have 7 dots.
14. For the puzzle with the number 5, the die face should have 5 dots.
15. For the puzzle with the number 4, the die face should have 4 dots.
16. The missing puzzle pieces are the die faces with the corresponding number of dots as indicated by the number at the top of each puzzle.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of part part whole worksheets.