Ropey Snowballs

Starter of The Day Transum Mathematics Topics

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S1 Maths, Mrs Bousouara's Class
We enjoyed this starter. Some people got mixed up with the number of ropes but a lot of us got it right!!
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You may need a clue if you are finding this activity difficult. Consider the set of numbers 1 to 6, do they each have the same number of consecutive partners in the set? Are any numbers different to the others in this respect? How about the snowballs, do they all have the same number of ropes attached to them?
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A Christmas Mathematics Lesson Starter Of The Day

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