Problem Number One: Example How

many moves to make a square from these

toothpicks?

Problem Number One: Example

Move 1

Problem Number One: Example

Move 1

Problem Number One: Example

Move 1

Problem Number One: Example

Move 2

Problem Number One: Example

Move 2

Problem Number One: Example

Done in 2 total moves!!! Now you try number 2!

Problem Number 2How

many moves

to make the fish

swim the

opposite

way?

Problem Number 2

Move One

Problem Number 2

Move One

Problem Number 2

Move One

Problem Number 2

Move Two

Problem Number 2

Move Two

Problem Number 2

Move Two

Problem Number 2

Move Three

Problem Number 2

Move Three

Problem Number 2

Move Three

Problem Number 2

Done in three moves!!!

Problem Number 3How

many moves

to make

the pig look the

opposite

way?

Problem Number 3

Move one

Problem Number 3

Move one

Problem Number 3

Move one

Problem Number 3

Move two

Problem Number 3

Move two

Problem Number 3

Move two

Problem Number 3

Move three

Problem Number 3

Move three

Problem Number 3

Move three

Problem Number 3

Move four

Problem Number 3

Move four

Problem Number 3

Move four

Problem Number 3

Move four

Problem Number 4How

many moves to get

the cherry outside of the old-

fashioned

glass?

Problem Number 4

Move one

Problem Number 4

Move one

Problem Number 4

Move one

Problem Number 4

Move two

Problem Number 4

Move two

Problem Number 4

Done in two moves!!!

Problem Number 5How

many moves to get

the cherry outside of the fancy glass?

Problem Number 5Done in ZERO moves! Just turn

your head to the side 120 degrees!

Problem Number 6Remove

sticks to create 4 equilater

al triangles of equal

size.

Problem Number 6

Toothpick 1

Problem Number 6

Toothpick 1

Problem Number 6

Toothpick 2

Problem Number 6

Toothpick 2

Problem Number 6

Done in 2 Toothpicks!