Transcription of PUZZLES AND GAMES— THE TOOTHPICK WAY
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From Math Amazements, Copyright Good Year Books. This page may be reproduced for classroom use only by the actual purchaser of the book. AND games THE TOOTHPICK WAY Many thinking skills go into solving math problems. The more advanced themathematics, the more skills you need. You rely less on straight memorization andmore on your ability to think clearly and logically. Many great mathematicians, scientists,and writers enjoyed PUZZLES and tricks. Lewis Carroll loved word games . BenjaminFranklin enjoyed making magic squares. Still others enjoyed PUZZLES such as toothpickand coin puzzle-solving sometimes requires you to think in a logical way. Many puzzlesdistract the person puzzling them out with unnecessary information.
PUZZLES AND GAMES—THE TOOTHPICK WAY 1. A subtraction puzzle 2. Lose that square 3. A triangular puzzle 4. Triangles and squares ANSWER KEY. rom Math Amazements, his page may be reproduced for classroom use only by the actual purchaser of the book. www.goodyearbooks.com 5. Move one toothpick to solve the equations.
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