Nitram and his mother, Mrs. Rendrag, did the dishes after dinner. “Now that we’re finished with the dishes,” Mrs. Rendrag said, “let’s do the STOP AND SNAP.” These words “stop” and “snap” don’t make sense. Can you make a simple letter change to figure out what she actually said? Can you do something similar to deduce their real names?
March is Pi Day. Here’s a fun math trick to amaze your friends! Ready to learn to perform this? Remember: Please don’t reveal the secret! Download your Lost at Sea Sheet. Two versions are enclosed: one with smaller numbers, and a challenge version with larger ones. This trick uses a magic square. Although there are lots of varied numbers, and even different row and
I have a problem. I have 4 rows of 3 stamps, as you see in the picture. However, my stamp album only has room for 3 rows of 4 stamps. Life is challenging at times, isn’t it! Can you make 1 continuous tear along the perforations so theses stamps will fit in the album?
What is the only 2-digit number where the product of its digits equals the sum of its digits? E.g. could it be 37? 3×7=21. 3+7=10. These don’t match, so it’s not 37. What is it then?
A blanket keeps you warm this time of year. Learn to make someone levitate beneath it!
Is this possible? Or have we lost our marbles?
