Sudoku · Numbers 1 to 6 · Grades 2-3
6x6 Sudoku Puzzles for Grades 2-3
The step between 4x4 and 9x9: six numbers, boxes of 2 by 3. Ideal for 2nd and 3rd grade. 10 puzzles, each with exactly one answer, and an answer key at the end.


How to solve a 6x6 sudoku
- Every row, every column and every 2 by 3 box needs the numbers 1 to 6, once each.
- Find a row, column or box with only one empty square, and fill in what is missing.
- Choose one number and check each box: where can it still go?
- When you finish, check each row and column one more time.
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Common questions
What is in this pack?
10 6x6 puzzles on 3 pages, then an answer key on the last page. Page 1 also has the rule and three solving tips.
What are the rules?
Every row, every column and every 2 by 3 box must have the numbers 1 to 6, each exactly once. Each puzzle has only one answer, so no guessing is needed.
What grade is it for?
Grades 2-3. The step between 4x4 and 9x9: six numbers, boxes of 2 by 3. Ideal for 2nd and 3rd grade.



