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As ⁦@SJBYear7⁩ and ⁦@SjbYear8⁩ students both start to begin topics that involve fractions some might like to use this problem as a refresh

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An opportunity to come and join our fantastic department https://t.co/zokvTkWdD2

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@SJBYear7 Number 3 has just been told by zoom that it’s internet connection is unstable...

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Year 7 have spent a lesson or 2 this week trying to conquer long division. Is anyone else up to the test? Replace the * with numbers to make the division correct

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A maths riddle to energise the sleepy almost end of week brain. How many circles contain black dots?

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Thank you @ATMMathematics for your #mathssnacks Our students enjoyed the ‘Consecutive Sums’ activity last week. We thought you may appreciate how one of our students in year 8 independently extended the task to generalise for the sum (s) and number (a) of any consecutive numbers

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And some great answers to last week’s question firstly from Scott in year 9 and then from Jessie Rose in year 7

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The final Big Crazy Question Challenge 10 is a 'stick or switch' probability question taken from lesson 1 found on this link:

https://t.co/nVUyMYcETe

Please email your responses to [email protected]

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Answers from last week are courtesy of Jann in year 7 and Theo in year 8. All the answers did of course depend on how much pasta a student ideally likes to eat in a sitting.

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Our first Big Crazy Question of July. How many consecutive sums can you find for each of the numbers from 3-30?

Watch the following clip to find out more: https://t.co/ua0vJTfu04

Remember to email answers to Mrs Handyside [email protected]

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And a special mention to Joe in @SJBYear7 for his answer to last weeks Big Crazy Question. Mrs Handyside said the method and the way that Joe communicated his answer made his work stand out!

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Our Big Crazy Question this week. (Note the bottom of the page only emailed answers will be considered!)

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Something to preoccupy any students who may have finished their maths work for the week!

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Here are some answers from last weeks Big Crazy Question courtesy of Oliver in year 8 and Joe and Laura both in year 7. Laura said ‘I was actually really surprised that at one million seconds you had only lived for 11 and a half days - I was expecting it to be much, much more!’

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Our Big Crazy Question is brought to you by Mrs Handyside.
Please email responses to her at [email protected]
https://t.co/4pR6WF5rZm

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This week Big Crazy Question.
The answer is “not as long as the month of March 2020 felt”

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And part 3 from last weeks question https://t.co/DdTPhRGt0B

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Seb from @SjbYear8 is doing his best to turn his fantastic Big Crazy Question answers from the last few weeks into a Netflix Series for us all at home. Part 1 https://t.co/TXktb8z6un

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Part 2 https://t.co/XFCZ2nDUHP

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A tear in Mr Williams’s eye (please come back football) as he reads the Big Crazy Question for this week.