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Several people decided that 16 moves were needed to swap the
stars and moons. The really interesting part is the ways they
invented to tell us what the moves were ...
Joshua (Brooklands
Primary School, Suffolk) numbered the squares 1 to 9 like this:
He says, "I could do the swap of the moons and stars in 16 moves:
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Thomas (Tattingstone School, UK) used the game-board like a map grid.
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Jaimee (Tattingstone School, UK) gave each square a letter and called the Stars S1 and S2, and the Moons M1 and M2.
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How many different cuboids can you make when you use four CDs or DVDs? How about using five, then six?