Have you ever tried stuffing green leafy vegetables into interesting burgers or other dishes so your kids will eat them? That’s what you have to do with subjects like math.
Yes, math is a subject hated by most students but can be made interesting in the form of math puzzles.
It’s time to try these math puzzles with your kids!
MATH PUZZLES:
Math puzzle 1:
Jessica’s pencil is old and now only 3 cm long. Her friend Ross’s new pencil is eight times that length. How long is Ross’s pencil?
MATH PUZZLE 2
Imagine you are 8 feet away from the gate. Additionally, with each step you take, you will get half the distance to the door. How many steps do you think you will have to take to get to the gate?
Math puzzle 3:
Do you know how to count from 1 to 1000? If so, what single-digit number appears most frequently between and including the numbers 1 and 1,000? Put your thinking cap on, man!
These are the answers:
Math puzzle 1:
Jessica’s pencil is old and now only 3 cm long. Her friend Ross’s new pencil is eight times that length. How long is Ross’s pencil?
Answer 1:
8 times 3 equals 24. So the answer is 24 cm.
MATH PUZZLE 2
Imagine you are 8 feet away from the gate. Additionally, with each step you take, you will get half the distance to the door. How many steps do you think you will have to take to get to the gate?
Answer 2: The answer is Infinity! Think about it, can you ever reach the gate, because you can only step forward half the distance, regardless of the size of the steps?
Math puzzle 3:
Do you know how to count from 1 to 1000? If so, what single-digit number appears most frequently between and including the numbers 1 and 1,000? Put your thinking cap on, man!
Answer 1
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