omg I'm totally stuck on that first puzzle 
it's like, if they can fit 11 of those tiles into the grid with only 12 red cells, then where would the other red cell go?! 
and what about all the yellow cells too? i mean, I get the idea that we need to think outside the box (or in this case, the tile), but it's just so frustrating when we can't figure it out 
it's like, if they can fit 11 of those tiles into the grid with only 12 red cells, then where would the other red cell go?! and what about all the yellow cells too? i mean, I get the idea that we need to think outside the box (or in this case, the tile), but it's just so frustrating when we can't figure it out 
Like, who knew there were so many ways to think about dividing pizzas or cutting up squares? The pizza puzzle has me stumped though - can you really come up with an equal split that's better than just cutting into 5s or smaller slices? I'm thinking outside the box here... maybe it's all about experimenting with different angles and shapes? 
i'm totally up for a challenge 
especially when it comes to those 3 geometrical puzzles... that first one is so tricky with the tile thingy... i mean who would've thought that covering all red cells was impossible lol? 
& now onto the next one, rotating and reflecting pieces is like a whole new world of puzzle solving! 
& lastly, dividing those pizzas among 5 ppl is like trying to balance a diet 
gotta think outside the box (or slice) for this one... i'm loving it so far! 
anywayz i'm more excited about the pizza puzzle tho 