You performed very well in devising potions to try to turn Year 6 teachers into frogs using multiplication and addition calculations. Can you provide one example of a solution?!
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12 caterpillars.
I think someone will turn MR.MASTRELI into a frog.
I think that ratio is a bit easy for me.
8+8+8+8=32
2x2x2x2x2=32
36+36+36=108
I think this activity was great
target:108
36+36+36
To turn Mr Mastrelli into a frog you needed to get 108 animal legs.
Caterpillar = 9
Lizard = 4
Millipede = 36
You could use 3 millipedes.
i enjoyed trying to turn mr currie into a frog but thought it would be more fun to do mr masstrelli
8×2=16×2=32
1 spider
2bats
in my group we had to make a potion from 68 bug legs. beettle-17 bat-2 lizard-4
i did 4+4=8×8=64+2+2=68
One example is 17×4=68 as you need 68 legs to make Mrs Steal a frog! 🙂
I had to turn Mr Mastrelli into a frog 🙂