Sunday, 27 May 2012

Maths problem of the week

Well done again Baillie, Hannah and Estelle for successfully completing last weeks problem, you girls really have your thinking caps on

This weeks problem
Grandpa has some yummy surprises in his pockets, I wonder how many there are?


Grandpa's Chocolates

Grandpa has five pockets in his jacket. In one pocket he has one chocolate. In another pocket he has two chocolates. In another he
has double that many chocolates. In yet another he has double that many and in the fifth pocket he has double that many again.
How many chocolates does Grandpa have in his jacket?

1. The Problem
2, Working it out
3. The solution
4. Reflection

Good Luck

8 comments:

  1. Mrs Fitz give prime numbers next time a harder one.

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  2. Right prime numbers, watch out for next weeks problem

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  3. molly from room 829 May 2012 at 18:18

    they sure look like good maths problems!!!

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  4. I better look out then Mrs Fitz.

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  5. room 2 thinks that the anwser is 36. We love your blog site. Keep up the great bloging and questions! C.P.S. ROCKS!! From everyone in room 2.

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    1. Good effort room 2 but you may have to try again. How many times did you read the question? We read the question at least 4 or 5 times to make sure we understand. You could try drawing a picture showing how many chocolates are in each pocket. Good luck

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  6. Mrs Vanessa MacAskill5 June 2012 at 23:31

    Hi Room 1,
    My name is Mrs Vanessa MacAskill, and I am very excited because I will be joining your class from next week till the end of this term.
    I have enjoyed looking at you blog and seeing some of the awesome work you guys do, how fantastic! Gee...some of these maths questions are pretty tricky, I can't wait to see how you go about solving them.
    I look forward to meeting you all next week. Thanks for sharing your class and school with me!
    Mrs MacAskill

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  7. i love that maths problem with that rabbit on it next
    time do a maths problem about kittins and cats

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