The storm broke the lens, the generator, and the radio. Each room has a math puzzle that fixes one of them. Fix all three, then send a signal before the ship reaches the rocks.
The bolt knocks out 2 of your power packs and shatters part of the lens. Then the radio crackles: the ship’s crew needs a longer rescue message.
A ratio compares two amounts. In the lens, it tells you how many blue lights go with how many gold lights.
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A small signal lamp has 10 spots. It needs the ratio 1 blue : 4 gold. One group of that ratio uses 5 spots.
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A rescue ship is heading toward the rocks, and it needs a signal. Can you get the lighthouse shining again?
The storm broke three things: the lens, the generator, and the radio. Each room has a math puzzle that fixes one of them. There’s no rush, and hints are there whenever you want them.
The storm cracked the lens. 4 gold panels made it through and are stuck in place. Your job: fill the other 16 spots so the whole lens has 2 blue lights for every 3 gold lights.
The generator runs on power packs, and 4 power packs make 6 flashes. Find the missing number to get it running again.
The radio sent 18 beeps in 3 minutes. First, figure out how many beeps it sends each minute. Then find how long it will take to send all 42 beeps of the rescue message.
One last challenge before the ship reaches the rocks.
Last step: finish the sentence on the picture to explain why your signal works.
The rescue ship made it safely to the harbor, and you’re the reason why. You used ratios and rates, found every clue, and solved each room. Here’s what you figured out along the way.