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Numeracy problems to solve for Key Stage 1, 2 and 3 Dress a snowman How many ways can you find to dress the snowman
You can draw a snowman and print off the items to dress the snowman. Build your own snowman You need 2 or more friends for this game. You will also need a 1-6 dice.
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An extra task Match each letter of the alphabet to one of the signals, and make up some secret messages for your friend to solve.
There are 4 passengers inside the coach:
The coach can take a combined
weight of 300kg. An extra task Calculate words Because of the way that digits are formed on a calculator display they often resemble letters when turned upside down. What letters could each of the digits 0 - 9 represent? Key in the following in to your calculator then turn it upside down. 77345 You should obtain something found on a beach. Try to decipher the following: A calculator never tells 5317 317537 went fishing off 3007 on a 0.717 for 3705 but only caught some 5733. Instead of using the numbers a calculation can be inserted into the 'story'. Try this: (68 x 99) + 986 decided to
(2486 + 3927 + 1322). Extension Try to write your own calculator story. Replace the possible words with their number equivalent or with a calculation whose answer is the 'word'. |
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