Updated: 06 Jun 2023
A fun riddle to answer when completing addition questions.
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A fun riddle to answer when completing addition questions.
Students are required to answer each of the addition questions and then use the table to find the corresponding letter. These letters, when written in order from 1-16 give the answer to the funny riddle!
An answer sheet has been provided.
Students could take this activity a step further and create their own addition riddle for a friend to solve.
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