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Mathematical problems in primary schools: crossing the river
1. Two young monks rowed by,

2. A young monk came back from rowing.

3. The big monk rowed over,

4. Another little monk came back from rowing.

5. Two young monks rowed over again.

The reason is that the load of each ship does not exceed 60 kilograms.

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