The Treasure of Pirate's Cove is a unique interactive math mystery that combines video clips and print material - all the clues your students will need to solve this engaging and challenging mystery.

This mystery covers the Geometry domain: Solve real-world and mathematical problems involving area, surface area and volume. 

In 1799, Captain Jack buried a treasure in the small seaside town of Bell Harbor. He left clues in the form of math riddles in his journal and on a map. One clue – the ship’s sextant – contains crucial code, and has never been found, and neither has the treasure. Then, almost as soon as 15-year-old Suzy Simpson discovers it, the sextant is stolen. Who took it? The prime suspects are three local treasure hunters.  And there’s also a talking parrot named Macduff, who provides a clue or two. Now it’s a race between your students to do the math and find the gold before the culprit absconds with it.

Includes Resource Guide.