Eskimo Maths?!

By Anonymous -
Last week, we looked at a picture maths problem. We used logical reasoning and problem solving to figure out what each picture was worth and then work out the last equation.

We found many ways that we could solve the bottom question and discussed the mathematical strategies for each. In the end we all agreed on one strategy and one answer.

See if you can solve this picture problem and comment your answers below!

Comments

Pippa’s mum said…
Hi Room 6, three of us got together and decided the answer was 20. It was lots of fun and it took us a while to get it. Thanks Pippa’s mum
15 May 2019 at 15:24
Anonymous said…
Fantastic to see the students and families
working together.
4 June 2019 at 20:14
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