Thoughts and musings from the Hill Mead KS2 All Stars!
876+123=999543x2=1086 -86=1000
joel why didnt you do 876+124=1000
587+413=1,000
987+123=1000
400+600=1000 . 980+20=1000 . 100+900=1000 .
Well done Joel. Now can you make 1000 using only one operation?
513x2=1026I cant find 1000
78x10=780+220=1000
123+948
What would this equal?
123+948=1071
1071
1611
Hello Miss Rek I am from year 3red 999+1=1000.
You can only use each number once Najia.
8 times9 =72 72 times 2=144 144 times 6 = 864 + 8 times 9 =72 + 7 times3 = 21=1000
943+57=1000
Now think of some other ways Tofe and Shakeer.
I've got 987 add 13 which equals 1,000. But it isn't 4 digits.
987+ 123
1234-234=10002987-1987=1000
You can only use each number once Malika.
2987-1987=1000
486+624=1000.
20x50=1000
940+60=1000 330+670=1000. 40+960=1000 1+999=1000 20+980= 1000
2987+2609=1000
Year 4, so many of you are using a number more than once. Read the question carefully.
How can you generate a number closest to 1,000 using the numbers shown in the picture? 
876+123=999
ReplyDelete543x2=1086 -86=1000
joel why didnt you do
Delete876+124=1000
587+413=1,000
ReplyDelete987+123=1000
ReplyDelete400+600=1000 . 980+20=1000 . 100+900=1000 .
ReplyDeleteWell done Joel. Now can you make 1000 using only one operation?
ReplyDelete513x2=1026
DeleteI cant find 1000
78x10=780+220=1000
ReplyDelete123+948
ReplyDeleteWhat would this equal?
Delete123+948=1071
Delete1071
Delete1611
DeleteHello Miss Rek I am from year 3red 999+1=1000.
ReplyDeleteYou can only use each number once Najia.
Delete8 times9 =72 72 times 2=144 144 times 6 = 864 + 8 times 9 =72 + 7 times3 = 21=1000
ReplyDelete943+57=1000
ReplyDeleteNow think of some other ways Tofe and Shakeer.
DeleteI've got 987 add 13 which equals 1,000. But it isn't 4 digits.
ReplyDelete987+ 123
ReplyDelete1234-234=1000
ReplyDelete2987-1987=1000
You can only use each number once Malika.
Delete2987-1987=1000
ReplyDelete486+624=1000.
ReplyDelete20x50=1000
ReplyDelete940+60=1000 330+670=1000. 40+960=1000 1+999=1000 20+980= 1000
ReplyDelete2987+2609=1000
ReplyDeleteYear 4, so many of you are using a number more than once. Read the question carefully.
Delete