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Project Suggestions  Give students squared paper and ask them to investigate each of the questions on the slides that follow.  It is likely to take 2-3.

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1 Project Suggestions  Give students squared paper and ask them to investigate each of the questions on the slides that follow.  It is likely to take 2-3 lessons for students to be able to fully answer all of the questions and explain what ‘square’ and ‘cube’ numbers are.  At the bottom of each slide there are notes with further suggestions for how you could get students to answer the questions fully.  Students could work together in groups and produce a poster of their findings

2 Can you draw a square that has 10 squares inside it?

3 Would 325 be a square number? How do you know?

4 Is there a decimal number that would give an area of 10?

5 Can you explain what square root means?

6 Can you make a cube with 10 multi link cubes?

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