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What’s your biggest fear over the summer holidays?
Clowns? No not clowns, don’t be ridiculous. Spiders? Absolutely not. Shark attack? This isn’t Jaws, and sharks are likely to strike while you’re on the sofa watching Game of Thrones with one eye and planning for the new school year with the other.
No, it’s worrying that students will forget absolutely everything they’ve learned over the past year. Well, that and the state of education.
But while we can’t do much about the latter, we can try to help out a little with the former.
We’ve picked out 42 maths puzzlers, one for each day of the six-week holiday (even though it’s very unlikely students will have exactly six weeks off).
Give students this link before they leave for the year, or email each question out a day at a time if you have the patience.
Just click the link on each one (on either the image or the title) to try them out in full and get the solutions.
Solution booklet can be found here
Player A's score is determined by taking the highest of 3 dice.Player B's is determined by taking second-highest of 8.Who wins more games?— Ben Orlin (@benorlin) June 16, 2016
Player A's score is determined by taking the highest of 3 dice.Player B's is determined by taking second-highest of 8.Who wins more games?
DAY 163 | https://t.co/gPLkNjN0jcInsert the numbers 1-15, once each, into the gaps below:◯+◯=◯◯+◯=◯◯+◯=◯◯+◯=◯◯+◯=◯#MATHELONA pic.twitter.com/lMVsmsFlzK— Paul Godding (@7puzzle) June 11, 2017
DAY 163 | https://t.co/gPLkNjN0jcInsert the numbers 1-15, once each, into the gaps below:◯+◯=◯◯+◯=◯◯+◯=◯◯+◯=◯◯+◯=◯#MATHELONA pic.twitter.com/lMVsmsFlzK
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