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A collection of curious transforming paper models, which have the property of eventually returning to their starting position. there is a detailed theoretical explanation and exploration of there surprising objects

The puzzles from this collection all start from the same simple idea, cutting and folding a square of paper marked with 25 smaller squares. You have to imagine the resulting shape in three dimensions after making the given set of cuts and folds, then match it to one of nine given views.

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A collection of paper models to make illustrating a variety of attractive three-dimensional mathematical forms. The colours and shapes often indicate surfaces which are parallel and help to draw attention to other geometrical relationships within the model.

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Having fun and learning while you do it is the basis of this book. A variety of games are provided - over 50 including variations. Each game is designed to work with the minimum of equipment - sometimes just paper and pencil, sometimes coins or counters. Simple to understand instructions about how to play, and a simple gameboard, and complemented by an easy to understand game goal. But - and here's the clever part - the games have math embedde...

This book contains a variety of sudokus which will rally stretch the puzzler. The size rises up to a giant format where the numbers 1-36 have to be included in boxes, rows and columns.

This book contains over 200 puzzles that will challenge and amuse. Walter Joris has an original approach and an original style - and challenges the reader to really think!

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A classic Tarquin format that has been used to teach hundreds of thousands - possibly millions - of students over the years! This book is intended to provide a restful way for students to revise and reinforce their algebra skills. On every page there are diagrams made up of small numbered areas. If that number is the answer to one of the algebra questions, then the area has to be colored. When all the target areas of a particular puzzle are co...

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Use your statistics to solve the questions, shade the answers in to reveal the answers to the picture puzzles. Revise and reinforce your mathematics...mindfully!

For students aged 11-16 - these activities provide a blank numbered grid. Solve the geometry question and match the answer to the grid. Colour the right answers and a puzzle picture emerges. Perfect for teachers and parents to provide an alternative way to reinforce and revise geometry.