Good morning class. I did try to find an Easter themed maths puzzle, but most were subject to copyright, so I couldn't post here.
I know the question talks circles, but they became ovals when I uploaded. That comment is to pre-empt any dispute about whether they are circles or ovals.
The important part is the calculation.
Could we please have the answers initially, then later have the process, to prove how it is done.
It means others can have a go.
Sorry Doodle, I had to shut my eyes when I came in (so as not to peek) and I didn't see you. Come sit by me now....and if one or both of us is wrong, we'll commiserate and share the marshmallow peeps I brought today. 
Squify if Doodle is wrong, we are all wrong. I wish Miss would put us out of our misery 
EXPLANATION: The number in the middle of the first circle is determined as follows: (8-4) x (3+2) = 20. The same rule applies to the second circle: (10-7) x (3+1) = 12. Therefore, following the same rule: (9-3) x (4+4) = 48.
48
Easter eggs all round!
I'm going to take a wee break tomorrow, back on Monday if you want to.
Phew!
We've got a day off from mental gymnastics!
Thank you Miss, thank you!!
Eggsactly what we need.
Have a lovely peaceful Easter Sunday.
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