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Now that you know how to read the map, you need to go on a trip round Norfolk using the roads and distances marked. Each town has a different number of eggs. Keep a tally of the Eggs and Miles as you go along.

L.Obj: to work with distance tables Start and End here

L.Obj: to work with distance tables Attleborough3 Aylsham2 Beccles4 Bungay3 Cromer5 Diss4 Downham Market3 Fakenham6 Great Yarmouth7 Harleston2 Holt3 Hunstanton4 Kings Lynn6 Lowestoft6 North Walsham4 Norwich10 Sherringham5 Somerton1 Southwold3 Swaffham5 Thetford5 Watton2 Wells2 Wymondham5 Each Place has a different number of Easter Eggs to be collected. The list below is the number in each place. You have to choose a route that will gain the most Eggs, without travelling any more than 250 miles.

L.Obj: to work with distance tables If you travel from Norwich to Swaffham, you gain 15 eggs. 10 For being in Norwich and 5 for getting to Swaffham! If you then travel back from Swaffham to Norwich, you DO NOT get the Eggs again, once you collect them, they are gone!

L.Obj: to work with distance tables Keep your journey on this chart so you know exactly where you have been and are going next.

L.Obj: to work with distance tables Journey Places visited in the order you visit them and distance travelled here Mark your route on the map Eggs Collected The number of Eggs you collect will go here, alongside where you got them. Easter Egg Hunt : My Solution If more than one team has the highest number of eggs, the best poster wins!

L.Obj: to work with distance tables