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Puzzles and riddles

Week 29 · Chapter 13: So Many Toys (data handling) · 3 lessons
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Guess and odd one out

Joyful Mathematics: Chapter 13
GoalUse clues to guess a thing and find the one that does not belong.
New words
belong · go togetherodd one out · the one that is differentclue · a hint
Explanation

A riddle can be about animals and things. I give milk and I say moo. I am a cow. In an odd-one-out puzzle, three things go together and one does not. Mango, banana and apple are fruits, but the bus is not. The bus is the odd one out.

Worked examples
I am a cow
I give milk and I say moo. I am a cow.
Pencil, book, crayon, banana. Three are for school. The banana is the odd one out.
5101522
5, 10, 15 and 22. The first three are counting by 5s. 22 does not belong.
Class activity

Riddle time. Make a riddle with three clues about an animal or a fruit, such as its colour, what it does and where it lives. Ask your family to guess. Then ask them for a riddle.

Practice
1
I have a long trunk and big ears. Who am I?
2
Which is the odd one out?
3
I have a hump on my back and I can walk in the desert. Who am I?
4
Which number is the odd one out? 2, 4, 6, 9
5
Which is the odd one out?