K-1:
I am a two digit number.
My value is less than twenty.
I am exactly half-way between 10 and 20.
What number am I?
Gr. 2-3:
I am a 3 digit number.
I am less than 40 tens.
I am more than 200.
All my digits are even.
All my digits are different digits.
What numbers could I be? List 4 possible numbers or as many as you can.
Gr. 4-5:
I am not divisible by 2.
I am less than 7 hundred thousand.
My thousands digit is half my tens digit.
My hundred thousand digit is greater than 4.
What numbers could I be? List 4 possible numbers.
Challenge: Create your own number riddle and share it in the comments and/or on Seesaw.
Im in 5th grade and my answers are 500,010
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting. Check the third clue. What is half of 1? Do you need a different digit in the thousands and the tens to make this work?
DeleteI am a fifth grader, here are my answers:
ReplyDelete654,783
662,445
591,027
543,269
634,681
Number riddle:
My hundredths place is 3 times my ones place,
My tenths place is not divisible by 7,
My hundreds place is 3 less than my thousands place,
My tens place is greater than 6.
Nice work! Excellent job creating your own number riddle.
ReplyDeleteK-1:15
ReplyDelete2-3:268,240,284,206
4-5:483,169, 564,783, 672,941, 694,785.
- Cecelia, a fifth grader
Cecelia, great job doing all the riddles. Great solutions. Just check 483,169. Does that follow the fourth clue?
DeleteGabby S. 2nd Grade
ReplyDelete246
248
284
264
286
268
204
206
260
280
240
208
Gabby-Wow! You found them all! Well done!
Delete502,249 524,781 621,823 and 633,967
ReplyDelete284, 248, 260, 204 (from Sam, Gr. 3)
ReplyDeleteWell done, Sam!
ReplyDeleteConnor McElroy:
ReplyDelete504,081
503,061
502,041
501,021
Great job!
ReplyDelete