Good morning Class 4!

Welcome to your second week of online learning!

This week there will be a slight difference to the maths challenges… I will be approving your comments on the maths questions at the end of the day so that you can all have a go at the challenge without seeing any one else’s answers!

But don’t worry, I will still post the answers the following day, along with who was first to answer correctly!

Remember… You still need to explain your working clearly! 😀

Here is Friday’s answers:

And now for today’s challenge…

Good luck! 🙂

From Miss Lee

31 comments on “Daily Maths Challenge – 30/03/30

  1. ………………………⭐⭐⭐………………………
    A big well done to these children for getting Friday’s maths challenge correct:
    Clare, William, Ella, Nina, Stella, Paolo, Alfred, Rafael, Ciana, Pablo, Albert, Mayowa, Emilie, Lucy, Elisa, Ajay, Martin, Vincent, Amarissa, Clara and Raimundo.
    The first to get it correct was…
    Clare!
    ………………………⭐⭐⭐………………………

  2. Good morning Miss Lee ??
    Here are my answers:
    9+11+5=25
    1+11+13=25
    7+13+5=25
    3+7+15=25
    19+1+5=25
    21+3+1=25
    Thank you!

  3. monkey 1=9 nuts
    monkey 2=9 nuts
    monkey 3=7 nuts
    9+9+7=25
    or
    monkey 1=11
    monkey 2=7
    monkey 3=7
    11+7+7=25
    or
    monkey 1=5
    monkey 2=11
    monkey 3=9
    5+11+9=25
    or
    monkey 1=9
    monkey 2=15
    monkey 3=1
    9+15+1=25

  4. Good William, but check your first and second combination of answers. The question says each monkey ate a different number of peanuts. Can you think of some different combinations?

  5. 1×5=5
    5+11=16
    16+9=25
    According to my working out, one monkey has 5 nuts. One has 11 nuts. And one has 9 nuts.?

  6. 9+9+7=25
    5+5+15=25
    7+7+11=25
    23+1+1=25
    19+3+3=25

  7. Yes, these calculations do add up to 25 but read the question carefully. It says all of the monkeys ate a different number of nuts. Can you think of some different combinations?

  8. 5,19,1
    3,17,5
    15,9,1
    13,7,5
    11,9,5
    17,7,1

  9. Hi, miss Lee? (why does the weekend have to end already???☹️????)?Here are my answers :
    1)?#1 ate 7x?,?#2 ate 15x? and ?#3 ate 3x?
    2)?#1 ate 17x?,?#2 ate 5 x?and?#3 ate 3x?
    3)?#1 ate 13x?,?#2 ate 5x?and?#3 ate 3x?

    Key: ?=1 monkey and ?=1 nut

  10. Great Vincent!
    Check your third answer, does this add to make 25?

  11. Answer:
    1. 25-7=18 18-5=13. 13+5+7=25

    2. 25-3=22 22-9=13 13+9+3=25

    3. 25-5=20 20-15=5 15+5+5=25

    4. 25-7=18. 18-9=9 7+9+9=25

  12. Good Emilie, but read the question carefully. It says all of the monkeys ate a different number of nuts. Do all of your answers show this?

  13. One monkey ate 20 nuts another ate 3 nuts and another ate 2 nuts.

    (All of the ones I can think of,would take a hour to write so here’s just some of them.)

  14. I found all these answers:
    21+3+1=25
    17+3+5=25
    15+3+7=25
    13+7+5=25
    11+9+5=25
    9+15+1=25
    7+1+17=25
    5+1+19=25

  15. ?Here’s my answers:
    1. 5 + 17 + 3 = 25
    2. 5 + 13 + 7 = 25
    3. 1 + 11 + 13 = 25
    4. 11 + 5 + 9 = 25
    5. 1 + 3 + 21 = 25
    6. 1 + 19 + 5 = 25
    7. 3 + 7 + 15 = 25
    8. 3 + 13 + 9 = 25
    9. 7 + 1 + 17 = 25
    10. 1 + 9 + 15 = 25
    11. 3 + 9 + 13 = 25

  16. Hi, miss! Here are some answers:
    1) Monkey #1 ate 5 nuts, monkey #2 ate 13 nuts and monkey #3 ate 7 nuts
    2) Monkey #1 ate 15 nuts, monkey #2 ate 3 nuts and monkey #3 ate 7 nuts
    3) Monkey #1 ate 5 nuts, monkey #2 ate 3 nuts and monkey #3 ate 17 nuts

  17. Ella & Nina says:

    17+3+5=25 19+1+5=25 21+3+1=25 23+1+1=25
    13+7+5=25 11+9+5=25 9+11+5=25 7+5+13=25
    3+17+5=25 1+23+1=25

  18. 1) 1+3+21=25
    2)5+9+11=25
    3)13+7+5=25
    4)19+5+1=25
    5)17+5+3=25
    6)17+1+7=25
    7)9+3+13=25
    8)7+3+15=25
    9)9+1+15=25

  19. Hello miss lee!?
    My working out for this math question is…………..
    9 + 5 + 11 = 25
    7 + 13 + 5 = 25
    3 + 9 + 13 = 25

    Thank you miss lee and classmates .

  20. Good afternoon Miss Lee,

    9, 9, 7
    1,21, 3
    5, 15 , 5
    7, 11, 7
    13, 7, 5
    19, 1, 5
    17, 3, 5
    15, 7, 3
    13, 9, 3
    11, 9, 5

  21. [1]To get your answer you could use your 25 timetables.

    [2] You can count how many you can see.

    [3] You can use your 5 timetables and count up to 25.

    [4] you can count how many you can see on your picture and add them up to get your answer.

  22. Some good tips! 😀 Can you find an answer?

  23. 1. 17, 5, 3.
    2. 15, 7, 3
    3. 13, 7, 5
    4. 13, 9, 3
    5. 11, 7, 7
    6. 11, 9, 5
    7. 1, 21, 3
    8. 19, 1, 5
    9. 23, 1, 1

  24. 25-1=24-3=21 1,3,21
    25-1=24-5=19 1,5,19
    25-1=24-7=17 1,7,17
    25-1=24-9=15 1,9,15
    25-1=24-11=13 1,11,13

    25-3=22-5=17 3,5,17
    25-3=22-7=15 3,7,15
    25-3=22-9=13 3,9,13

    25-5=20-7=13 5,7,13
    25-5=20-9=11 5,9,11

    I hope I have found them all. Was there a mathematical rule?

  25. Hello class 4!
    Today, I have worked on many combinations to solve the Daily maths challenge. And I have finally come up with ? combinations. I am more than happy ? to share them with you.

  26. Good afternoon Miss Lee,

    My answers?:

    3+7+15=25
    13+5+7=25
    19+1+5=25
    17+1+7=25
    11+11+3=25
    15+9+1=23
    19+3+3=25

    Done

  27. there could be 11,9,5 or 13,7,5 and 17,5,3

  28. 1,3,21=25
    3,5,17=25
    5,7,13=25
    19,5,1=25
    9,11,5=25
    13,1,11=25
    17,1,7=25
    19,1,5=25
    21,3,1=25

  29. My answers are :
    The first monkey ate 1 nut.
    The second monkey ate 13 nuts.
    The third monkey ate 11 nuts.
    Working out:
    13+11+1=25

    The first monkey ate 7 nuts.
    The second monkey ate 15 nuts.
    The third monkey ate 3 nuts.
    My working out :
    7+15+3=25

  30. 1+3+21=25
    5+13+7=25
    11+5+9=25
    19+1+5=25
    17+3+5=25
    15+7+3=25
    7+1+17=25
    1+9+15=25
    13+1+11=25
    13+3+9=25

  31. 1,3,21
    3,5,17
    5,7,13
    19,5,1
    9,11,5
    13,1,11
    15,3,7
    17,1,7
    19,1,5
    21,3,1

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