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Problem Solving Summer Course July 2011

Summer Course July 2011

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ROSE Read Organise Solve Evaluate Summer Course July 2011

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Use of the Calculator Summer Course July 2011

Summer Course July 2011

Summer Course July 2011

Problem Solving with Calculators Show how you would change these displays: Summer Course July 2011

Activities Wipe Out! Type 35 Wipe out the 5 Type 35 again Now wipe out the 3 Target You can only use the four keys 2, 3, x, + to reach targets of 6, 8, 9, 16, 18, 36, 54. Summer Course July 2011

85 + 97 Zap the Digit The Broken Key A digit is zapped when it is reduced to 0. You have to zap a 3 digit number in 3 inputs, a 4 digit number in 4 inputs Type 185 – zap 8 / zap 1 / zap 5 The Broken Key We have to do the following sum but the number 9 key is broken. How can it be worked out? List the possibilities. 85 + 97 http://www.amblesideprimary.com/ambleweb/mentalmaths/BigCalculator.html Summer Course July 2011

Further activities http://jenny.myzen.co.uk/calcs.htm Summer Course July 2011