There are 5 bags of coins and two treasure chests. Your task is to place the bags of coins into the two chests so that the bigger chest has twice as many coins as the smaller. There are 3 different ways to do it. How many can you find?
There are two puzzles attached, one with the coins 1,2,3,4 and 5 and the other one with coins 5,10,15,20 and 25.
Good luck!
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Good morning Mathematicians!
The 4th issue of ‘The Numeracy Hive’ is out!
In this issue you can do some maths involved around science – how a caterpillar becomes a butterfly-; challenge your brain with some Countdown and Domino activities.
We 
Maths!
The Deputy First Minister’s Spring Maths Challenge 2020 was published last Thursday, 9th April and it is packed with fun problems and puzzles.
Follow the link:
https://www.parentclub.scot/articles/deputy-first-ministers-spring-maths-challenge-2020
Want to know the answers? They’ll be available on the Making Maths Count blog from 10 April 2020.
Dr Webster
If it’s Wednesday, then it’s The Numeracy Hive!
In this issue you can read some maths facts from the animal kingdom and do some Easter themed brain teasers.
🏆 Congratulations to the winners of last week’s Weekly Challenge!
Hello everyone!
Can you answer these Easter🐰🐣 themed word problems?
Can you help Miss O’Donnell to figure out how many packet of mini Easter eggs she needs to buy for her Primary 5 class if there are 9 eggs in a packet, there are 21 children in the class and she would like to give 3 eggs to each child? 🤔🤔
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