To help us work it out we used a hundreds board.
We found out that 100 has 3 digits and the symbol started with a big diamond so therefore number 1 was big diamond.
We found this challenging but we gave it a go and we had fun.
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
Coded Hundreds Board
In math last week we had to solve the Coded Hundreds Board. Instead of numbers the hundreds board was covered in symbols. We had to work out which symbol stood for which number.
To help us work it out we used a hundreds board.
We found out that 100 has 3 digits and the symbol started with a big diamond so therefore number 1 was big diamond.
We found this challenging but we gave it a go and we had fun.
To help us work it out we used a hundreds board.
We found out that 100 has 3 digits and the symbol started with a big diamond so therefore number 1 was big diamond.
We found this challenging but we gave it a go and we had fun.
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