Target Board Challenge
Target Boards
I will put up a daily challenge. Give it a go!
Instructions: Use the numbers given to try to make the target number.
See how many different ways you can make the target.
See how many different ways you can make the target.
You can use +addition, -subtraction, x multiplication or /division and as many or few of the numbers as you need for each number sentence.
(You can only use each number once per number sentence)
Examples: 3+2+5=10; (3x2)+4=10; 5x2=10
Monday's Challenge:
and a challenge for your parents if they want one!
Email me your answers and I will put up all your solutions at the end of every day
Whoops, forgot to put up a solution for Monday! Thanks to Charlie I just remembered. Well done Charlie on finding so many number sentences to make up the target!
Another solution in from GraceD. I'm very impressed with this - a 2nd class pupil using multiplication!
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Tuesday's challenge:
Some solutions:
(7 x 11) + 3 = 80
20 x 4 = 80
(6 x 8) +(12 + 20) = 80
(7 x 12) - 4 = 80
Did you get any different solutions?
Thanks again Charlie!
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Wednesday's Challenge:
And a brilliant solution from Darragh, thanks Darragh!
Great solutions from Jack, well done:
And from Conor (it's a little blurry but you can make it out)
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Friday's challenge:
I'll put up an early solution today as we would be on a half day if we were in school 😏
Thank you Jack again, it's amazing how many possibilities there are - I had only come up with half this amound!
(7 x 11) + 3 = 80
20 x 4 = 80
(6 x 8) +(12 + 20) = 80
(7 x 12) - 4 = 80
Did you get any different solutions?
Thanks again Charlie!
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Wednesday's Challenge:
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Thursday's Challenge:
And from Conor (it's a little blurry but you can make it out)
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Friday's challenge:
I'll put up an early solution today as we would be on a half day if we were in school 😏
Thank you Jack again, it's amazing how many possibilities there are - I had only come up with half this amound!
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