Sommaire pour January 2024 de Magic Logic

Welcome to Magic Logic, the monthly magazine that will challenge your mind and stretch your thinking in new and exciting ways. Our pages are filled with a wide variety of logical activities, puzzles, and brain teasers that are designed to stimulate your brain and sharpen your thinking skills. At Magic Logic, we believe that thinking is magical - when you unlock the mysteries of logic and reasoning, you can transform the way you see the world and achieve amazing things. Whether you’re an experienced puzzle solver or just getting started. Magic Logic has something for you. Our content ranges from easy to challenging, so you can find the perfect level of difficulty to suit your needs. So get ready to be amazed, entertained, and challenged by the power of logic…

Instructions: Below is a chart showing the cost of different types of candy. Use this information to answer the questions below. Show your work. John purchased 2 pieces of bubble gum and 3 chocolate bars. How much did he spend? Jane purchased 1 bubble gum, 2 chocolate bars and 8 hard candies. How much did she spend? Myra has 95 cents. She purchased 7 pieces of hard candy for the price on the table above. Then she sold 3 pieces for 10 cents each. How much money does she have left? Martin had 50 cents. He found a dime on his way to the candy store. At the store he bought 2 pieces of bubble gum. How much money does Martin have now? Carl earned 10 cents for washing the…

Four families (the Smiths, Johnson, Clark, and Adams) went on vacation. The families went to either Florida, Arizona, California, or Canada. The vacations lasted either 2,4,6 or 8 days. Use the clues below to figure out where and how long each family vacationed. CLUES: 1. The Smith’s were on vacation 2 days longer than the family that visited Florida. 2. The family that was gone for 4 days visited California. 3. The Clark family visited a destination that starts with “C”. 4. The Johnson family went to Florida for more than 3 days. 5. The Adams family went to California to visit their grandparents.…

Six people attended an Ugly Christmas Sweater party. Their goal was to come in the most ridiculous looking holiday sweater they could find. Here is what we Know! First names are: Brad, Marcos, Ethan, Millie, Jasmine and Ella Sweater colors: Blue, Red, Green, Brown, Orange and Black Sweater designs: Elf, Snowman, Gingerbread, Reindeer, Santa and Gifts Use the clues below and the chart on the next page to help match each person to their sweater color and design! 1. A boy wore a green sweater, but it didn’t have a reindeer or elf on it. 2. A girl wore the elf sweater, which happened to be a primary color. 3. The black sweater had a gift on it. 4. The design on Ella’s sweater was good enough to eat. 5.…