Numeracy Block

Here I will show you what I do in Numeracy Block

FAMILY MATHS CHALLANGE

Family Maths Challenge Walt Disney needs some help labelling his cast and crew’s pigeonholes. His secretary has given him directions.

1. Donald Duck –second row third column
2. Goofy – 2nd column, 4th row
3. Winnie the Pooh – new member
4. Eeyore – last column
5. Lilo – 4th row
6. Stitch – last column, 4st row
7. Aladdin – above Goofy
8. Jasmine – between Nemo and Aladdin
9. Buzz Light Year– next to Donald Duck
10. Woody – below Buzz Light Year
11. Peter Pan –below Bambi
12. Captain Hook – left of Stitch
13. Bambi – first column
14. Nemo – right of Mickey Mouse Pocahontas – 3rd column, 1st row

THE AWNSER IS THE PICTURE UP THE TOP.

HOW I WORKED IT OUT

This family maths challenge was easy because all we had to do was fallow the instructions but the website made a mistake and said stitch was to go in the 4th collum 1st row but he had to go in the 4th collum 4 row.Mickey Mouse and Goofy Were already there.

Family Maths Challenge 8

Family Maths Challenge 8 – STEPPING UP This stairway is made of cubes. How many cubes would be needed to make the steps 9 steps high?

ANSWER

45

HOW I WORKED IT OUT

I drew all the stairs up to 9 and counted them all up.I also thought 9+1=10 8+2=10 7+3=10 6+4=10 so that equils 40 with 5 left over so it is 45

FAMILY MATHS CHALLENGE

Paul has two dozen carrot cookies. He will eat three cookies on Sunday. On every day that follows, he will eat a number of cookies that is one greater than the day before. On what day will he find that he doesn’t have enough cookies to follow this procedure?

AWNSER

THURSDAY

HOW I WORKED IT OUT

I wrote out all the days of the week and added up all the numbers I put beside them. He started with 24 cookies, on Sunday he had 3, on Monday he had 4, on Tuesday he had 5, on Wednesday he had 6 on Thursday he didn't have enough left to follow the procedure.

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