Topics: Starter | Arithmetic | Problem Solving | Puzzles

• Joanne,
• Thursday, October 08, 2009
• "Could Anyone help me please, I have been reading all comments and found that many people are referring to extentions but I dont know where to find these. I am also wondering is there any answers to these, as I am always in a rush to get classes sorted and have no time to work these puzzles out!"
• Transum,
• Saturday, October 10, 2009
• "Dear Joanne, only some of the starters have suggested extension activities but most have answers. They can be found by scrolling down the page."
• Mr Sim's 2j Class, Elgin Academy
• Tuesday, April 13, 2010
• "We got 4659+4659+4659=13977."
• Nicole, Cambodia
• Thursday, November 18, 2010
• "I think there's more than 1 answer. It can be:
  4659+4659+4659=13977
  or 3659+3659+3659=10977
  or 8237+8237+8237=24711."
• Mr Corben, 5C
• Wednesday, April 11, 2012
• "7659 works for us in SFBS, Korea
  5C rock."

 

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