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| − | + | For one of our math ed classes, we come up with little word problems to start the day off. Things like: | |
| + | "If you have 8 adults and 2 children and you need to get them across the river with one canoe, how many trips will it take. Given that the canoe can hold: one adult, one child, two children." | ||
| + | Anyone have any good problems for us to use? | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:50, 10 September 2009
Math Ed needing problems to start off a high school class
For one of our math ed classes, we come up with little word problems to start the day off. Things like: "If you have 8 adults and 2 children and you need to get them across the river with one canoe, how many trips will it take. Given that the canoe can hold: one adult, one child, two children."
Anyone have any good problems for us to use?
