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Witzzle Operations |
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This lesson plan is an excerpt from Witzzle Pro Resource Book. |
| Suggested Levels: Grades 2 and up | |||||||||
| Prerequisite: | * | Know basic facts for all four operations. | |||||||
| Objectives: | * | Provide opportunity for students to write two-chained number sentences to reach a target number. | |||||||
| Materials: | * | Witzzle™ Pro Math Game | |||||||
| * | Witzzle™ Pro Transparency Game Cards | ||||||||
| Directions: | 1. | Select a Witzzle Pro transparency card. Display it on the overhead projector. | |||||||
| 2. | Choose one row of three numbers in a straight line (diagonally, horizontally, or vertically). Ask students to solve this puzzle: | ||||||||
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| Then translate the solution to two number sentences. Select operation symbols to make true equations. Every number can be used ONCE AND ONLY ONCE in every calculation. | |||||||||
| Example: |
For the diagonal set of numbers 5, 8, and 4, write these two number sentences: 5+4=9 and 9-8=1. |
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