The Maths Zone
@themathszone.bsky.social
Maths Education projects run by Chris Olley and Val Johnson in London, Ghana and elsewhere ...
🎉 The Jack Petchey Count on Us Final is nearly here!
🧠 Students take on fun, fast-paced maths challenges 🏆
📅 2nd July
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🧠 Students take on fun, fast-paced maths challenges 🏆
📅 2nd July
#JackPetchey
June 19, 2025 at 11:53 AM
🎉 The Jack Petchey Count on Us Final is nearly here!
🧠 Students take on fun, fast-paced maths challenges 🏆
📅 2nd July
#JackPetchey
🧠 Students take on fun, fast-paced maths challenges 🏆
📅 2nd July
#JackPetchey
Weekly Puzzle 3:
A Challenging 24 Game style card! Use all four numbers to make 24 using any combination of the four basic arithmetic operations +-÷x.
Hint - you may not be able to keep all the numbers whole whilst solving this card...
#countonus
A Challenging 24 Game style card! Use all four numbers to make 24 using any combination of the four basic arithmetic operations +-÷x.
Hint - you may not be able to keep all the numbers whole whilst solving this card...
#countonus
March 7, 2025 at 12:45 PM
Weekly Puzzle 3:
A Challenging 24 Game style card! Use all four numbers to make 24 using any combination of the four basic arithmetic operations +-÷x.
Hint - you may not be able to keep all the numbers whole whilst solving this card...
#countonus
A Challenging 24 Game style card! Use all four numbers to make 24 using any combination of the four basic arithmetic operations +-÷x.
Hint - you may not be able to keep all the numbers whole whilst solving this card...
#countonus
Weekly Puzzle!
Can you find a solution to this Gridlines Puzzle Card where all of the numbers are prime?
Can you find a solution to this Gridlines Puzzle Card where all of the numbers are prime?
February 13, 2025 at 12:18 PM
Weekly Puzzle!
Can you find a solution to this Gridlines Puzzle Card where all of the numbers are prime?
Can you find a solution to this Gridlines Puzzle Card where all of the numbers are prime?
Show how this shape can be divided into four pieces which are identical to each other.
January 23, 2025 at 10:46 AM
Show how this shape can be divided into four pieces which are identical to each other.
Sarah says, “There is not enough information to find the perimeter.”
Is she correct? If not what is the perimeter?
Is it possible to find the area?
Is she correct? If not what is the perimeter?
Is it possible to find the area?
January 14, 2025 at 10:47 AM
Sarah says, “There is not enough information to find the perimeter.”
Is she correct? If not what is the perimeter?
Is it possible to find the area?
Is she correct? If not what is the perimeter?
Is it possible to find the area?
I am locked out of my phone with only 6 attempts. I've used 5! The two digits after each attempt show how many numbers are correct and how many are in the right place (eg. 2,0 means two correct numbers with none in the correct place). What should the final guess be?
January 6, 2025 at 11:50 AM
I am locked out of my phone with only 6 attempts. I've used 5! The two digits after each attempt show how many numbers are correct and how many are in the right place (eg. 2,0 means two correct numbers with none in the correct place). What should the final guess be?