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6 January 2013

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I made a PowerPoint and activity sheets to help my Year 3 pupils become familiar with solving number riddles such as 'I choose a mystery number, double it and add 2, I end up with 12. What was my mystery number?'
91¶¶Òõ classic free licence

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HSX

14 years ago
4

A fab resource to develop use of inverse operations. More examples would make this a 5.

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