Here is an example of a factor-multiple chain of four numbers:Can you see how it works? Perhaps you could make some statements about some of the numbers in the chain using the words “factor” and “multiple”.

In these chains, each blue number can range from 2 up to 100 and must be a whole number.

You may like to experiment with this FactorsandMultiples spreadsheet which allows you to enter numbers in each box. 

Answer these questions in as a comment on this post.

1. What are the smallest blue numbers that will make a complete chain?
2. What are the largest blue numbers that will make a complete chain?
3. What numbers cannot appear in any chain?
4. What is the biggest difference possible between two adjacent blue numbers?
5. What is the largest and the smallest possible range of a complete chain? (The range is the difference between the largest and smallest values.)

Click here and complete the “Multiplier”. Try different numbers and see how you go breaking them down.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dompotjTeIA

Write a brief story about one of these pictures (or choose your own). Following on from Carole Wilkonson, try to describe the scene to the reader.

What sort of person is the Queen? How do you feel about her? What things in the text makes you feel that way?

What do you expect from this sequel? How do you think Carole Wilkinson will expand on the world she has created?

What is your favourite fairy tale? What about it makes it enjoyable for you?

Welcome to the first annual Mr Hone Golf Challenge! Your task is to use your knowledge of angles and complete the course in the least number of shots.

When you have finished, print screen your score card and upload it to the blog as a picture.

The course can be found here.

The cover of the book asks what will it take for Sarah to break the habit. What do you think the habit is she needs to break? Why does she need to break it?

we used the camera and paint for these photos…