Fifteen Cards
In maths we were given this problem. To solve it we used the numbers 1-15 and we used our adding.
First we tried to figure out the first two numbers, by using our knowledge of numbers that add to 15. Then we picked as basic facts and followed the rest of the clues.
Can you think of another way to do it?
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We like all the maths you have been doing, we might try it too!
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