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At the local play group for babies and toddlers, I was asking about the number of teddies each of child had.

The four children are aged 1, 2, 3 and 4.

Remarkably, the children have one, two, three and four teddies, although not necessarily respectively.

Dale has more teddies that their age. Jesse is older than Morgan. Curiously only one child has the same number of teddies as their age. Pat has fewer teddies than Jesse and the child aged 3 has two teddies. Pat is the youngest.

Can you determine who has which teddies?

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Can you unscramble the letters below to find four cheeses popular in the UK?
c c e d h b h e a e m r s d i h e d i a r r e

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Moving up or right, what is the largest total you can make, using the mathematical signs along the way?

+	4	–	2	+	2
2	+	2	–	2	+
–	1	+	2	–	4
2	–	1	+	1	–
+	1	–	2	+	3
3	+	3	–	4	+

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Puzzle Copyright © Kevin Stone

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Place letters into the grid such that every row, column, and 2x2 block has letters (in any order) that form a common word. Each letter is only used once, and no letter is repeated in the rows / cols / blocks.

Letters allowed: W A R M T H

V	O	L
S		I
	B		O
A		E	L

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Puzzle Copyright © Alan Stillson and Frank Longo

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