Justin & Jasmine 3 stupid squirrels found x amount of acorns each. For every 5 acorns there is a yucky acorn. Out of those x acorns, 12 of then are yucky acorns. How many acorns did the each stupid squirrels find?
I like the part where you used funny adjectives in your word problem. I liked the problem overall, but it was a bit hard to understand when it said "for every 5 acorns". Except for that, I really like this word problem.
FINAL DRAFT 3 crazy stupid squirrels found a number of golden acorns each. For every 5 acorns there is a terrible,disgusting, and yucky golden acorn. Out of those golden acorns, 12 of then are yucky acorns. How many golden acorns did the each stupid squirrels find?
Justin & Jasmine
ReplyDelete3 stupid squirrels found x amount of acorns each. For every 5 acorns there is a yucky acorn. Out of those x acorns, 12 of then are yucky acorns. How many acorns did the each stupid squirrels find?
I wish you should say x but I liked the way you described the story.
ReplyDeleteopps it is I wish you don't say x I am sorry
ReplyDeleteWe think that you should not say x. It would have been ''a number'' but overall we enjoyed the stupid squirrel part, :)
ReplyDeleteI like the part where you used funny adjectives in your word problem. I liked the problem overall, but it was a bit hard to understand when it said "for every 5 acorns". Except for that, I really like this word problem.
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ReplyDelete3 crazy stupid squirrels found a number of golden acorns each. For every 5 acorns there is a terrible,disgusting, and yucky golden acorn. Out of those golden acorns, 12 of then are yucky acorns. How many golden acorns did the each stupid squirrels find?
Saying X makes it more confusing for us to understand. So I think you could have used some other word like "number".
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