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In the run-up to holidays, teachers would often ask me if I knew of resources they could show their students instead of "boring" curriculum based materials to make the end of term(s) a little more entertaining.

 

This is one of those items, an interactive version of a very old puzzle is something that I would have been offered as just such a resource. I expect it would have generated some lively classroom discussions about the "correct" answer.

 

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Interactive version:

 

Link: The Disappearing Bicyclist

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In the run-up to holidays, teachers would often ask me if I knew of resources they could show their students instead of "boring" curriculum based materials to make the end of term(s) a little more entertaining.

This is one of those items, an interactive version of a very old puzzle is something that I would have been offered as just such a resource. I expect it would have generated some lively classroom discussions about the "correct" answer.

Interactive version:

Link: The Disappearing Bicyclist

 

That really messes with my head.:)

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