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6 Year Olds Homework ??
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I'm helping my 6 year old grandaughter do her homework and I'm ashamed to say I do not understand one of the questions, please help!!
Write a word story for this number
30-5 =6
Write a word story for this number
30-5 =6
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The only 'word story' I can think of reads like this:
"Once upon a time there was a teacher who didn't proofread her worksheets properly. That made her pupils very confused, it made their parents very angry and it made the teacher look very silly"
Unless maths has changed considerably since I got my degree in it (and taught it to A-level) the question is clearly meaningless. Even if it was numerically correct it should say 'sum' and not 'number' but, as it stands, it's nothing but twaddle.
"Once upon a time there was a teacher who didn't proofread her worksheets properly. That made her pupils very confused, it made their parents very angry and it made the teacher look very silly"
Unless maths has changed considerably since I got my degree in it (and taught it to A-level) the question is clearly meaningless. Even if it was numerically correct it should say 'sum' and not 'number' but, as it stands, it's nothing but twaddle.
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>>> Write a word story for this number sentence
30-- 5 = 6
Ruddy eck! Now it looks like it's got a negative number in it!
In reality, it's beginning to look more like it should be a division symbol. In which case, it's then straightforward. ("30 sweets were shared out between 5 children, so they got 6 each").
30-- 5 = 6
Ruddy eck! Now it looks like it's got a negative number in it!
In reality, it's beginning to look more like it should be a division symbol. In which case, it's then straightforward. ("30 sweets were shared out between 5 children, so they got 6 each").