Esti-Mystery: Ice Cube Counting Challenge

“Ice and Dice”
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Bonus Note
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It has been cold where I live!  So, I’m posting this winter Esti-Mystery series.
I call this series “Ice-Sti-Mysteries.”
To make these, I put the dice in our freezer and froze them into ice cubes!
Then we made the Esti-Mysteries using ice cubes.  Of course, you’ll see that the ice
cubes aren’t actually cubes, but we called them ice “cubes.”
My daughter and I took these pictures outside.  Those icy dice cubes sure were
slippery!  Thank you to my daughter for helping me create these!
We hope you enjoy these winter “Ice-Sti-Mysteries.”
As the clues appear, use the
information to narrow the
possibilities to a smaller set.  After
each clue, use estimation again to
determine which of the remaining
answers is the most reasonable.
How many colorful ice “cubes” are
there?  That does NOT count the
die or the ice that it is in.
Write down your first estimate.
After each clue, you’ll see if your
estimate is still a possibility.  After
each clue, if it is no longer possible
write down a new estimate – and
be prepared to explain why you
chose it.
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Clue #1
Clue #2
Clue #3
Clue #1
The answer less than 30.
Clue #2
The answer includes the digit 4.
Clue #3
The answer has 2 digits.
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How many colorful ice “cubes” are there?
That does NOT count the die or the ice that it is in.
After seeing the clues, you have
narrowed the possibilities to a
small set of numbers.  Before you
see the answer, select your final
estimate.  Write it down, and
explain to someone why you chose
that number.
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Steve Wyborney
24 ice “cubes”
The Reveal
Click to see the answer.
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If you are using PowerPoint,
click on Slide Show,
then click on From Current Slide.
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click on View then Present.
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Steve Wyborney
80 Cube Conversations
Lessons
The Original 
50 Splat! Lessons 
The Original 20 Fraction
Splat! Lessons
More Free, Downloadable Resources From Blog Posts
20 Days of Number Sense
& Rich Math Talk
The Original 40 Estimation
Clipboard Sets
51 Esti-Mysteries
The Multiplication Course (the free course for students and teachers, posted in 2020)
For more information read the blog post about The Multiplication Course 
here
.
To view the course on YouTube:
1.
Click 
here
 to see the chapter playlists on my YouTube channel.
2.
You’ll see all 12 chapters in the course.
3.
Each chapter includes a sequence of lessons for students.
More Estimation Clipboards
(2021-2022)
150 New Esti-Mysteries
Daily Resources Posted in the 2022-2023 School Year
New Materials for 2023-2024
The 3-Container 
Estimation Routine
170 New Esti-Mysteries
The Multiplication Advantage!
Ask your school to purchase a copy
for every student in your class.
Learn more here.
The Mystery Number in the Box
60-Second Math Mystery Videos
View the entire playlist here.
How do I subscribe to the mailing list?
Sign Up Here
100 New Esti-Mysteries
New Estimation Clipboards
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Engage in the cool winter-themed Esti-Mystery challenge where you have to determine the number of colorful ice cubes excluding the die and the ice they are in. Clues are provided to help narrow down the possibilities, leading to the reveal of 24 ice cubes frozen in a fun and slippery way. Enjoy this icy math adventure!


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  1. Ice and Dice Important Note: If you can see this box, then the slide show is not playing and the reveal won t work. Here is the solution: If you are using PowerPoint, click on Slide Show, then click on From Current Slide. If you are using Google Slides, click on View then Present. Steve Wyborney www.stevewyborney.com

  2. Bonus Note It has been cold where I live! So, I m posting this winter Esti-Mystery series. I call this series Ice-Sti-Mysteries. To make these, I put the dice in our freezer and froze them into ice cubes! Then we made the Esti-Mysteries using ice cubes. Of course, you ll see that the ice cubes aren t actually cubes, but we called them ice cubes. My daughter and I took these pictures outside. Those icy dice cubes sure were slippery! Thank you to my daughter for helping me create these! We hope you enjoy these winter Ice-Sti-Mysteries. Steve Wyborney www.stevewyborney.com

  3. How many colorful ice cubes are there? That does NOT count the die or the ice that it is in. As the clues appear, use the information to narrow the possibilities to a smaller set. After each clue, use estimation again to determine which of the remaining answers is the most reasonable. Write down your first estimate. After each clue, you ll see if your estimate is still a possibility. After each clue, if it is no longer possible write down a new estimate and be prepared to explain why you chose it. Steve Wyborney www.stevewyborney.com

  4. How many colorful ice cubes are there? That does NOT count the die or the ice that it is in. Clue #1 Clue #1 The answer less than 30. Clue #2 Clue #2 The answer includes the digit 4. Clue #3 Clue #3 The answer has 2 digits. 1 11 11 11 1 11 21 21 21 21 1 1 2 12 22 22 22 22 2 12 12 12 2 2 3 13 23 23 23 23 3 13 13 13 3 3 4 14 24 24 24 24 4 14 14 14 4 4 5 15 25 25 25 25 5 15 15 15 5 5 6 16 26 26 26 26 6 16 16 16 6 6 7 7 7 7 8 18 18 18 8 18 28 28 28 28 8 8 9 19 29 29 29 29 9 19 19 19 9 9 10 20 20 20 10 20 30 30 30 30 10 10 17 27 27 27 27 17 17 17 Steve Wyborney www.stevewyborney.com

  5. After seeing the clues, you have narrowed the possibilities to a small set of numbers. Before you see the answer, select your final estimate. Write it down, and explain to someone why you chose that number. Steve Wyborney www.stevewyborney.com

  6. The Reveal 24 ice cubes Click to see the answer. Important Note: If you can see this box, then the slide show is not playing and the reveal won t work. Here is the solution: If you are using PowerPoint, click on Slide Show, then click on From Current Slide. If you are using Google Slides, click on View then Present. Steve Wyborney www.stevewyborney.com

  7. New Materials for 2023-2024 The Mystery Number in the Box 60-Second Math Mystery Videos View the entire playlist here. How do I subscribe to the mailing list? Sign Up Here 100 New Esti-Mysteries New Estimation Clipboards Daily Resources Posted in the 2022-2023 School Year The Multiplication Advantage! Ask your school to purchase a copy for every student in your class. Learn more here. More Estimation Clipboards (2021-2022) 150 New Esti-Mysteries The 3-Container Estimation Routine 170 New Esti-Mysteries More Free, Downloadable Resources From Blog Posts The Original 50 Splat! Lessons 20 Days of Number Sense & Rich Math Talk 51 Esti-Mysteries The Original 40 Estimation Clipboard Sets 80 Cube Conversations Lessons The Original 20 Fraction Splat! Lessons The Multiplication Course (the free course for students and teachers, posted in 2020) For more information read the blog post about The Multiplication Course here. To view the course on YouTube: 1. Click here to see the chapter playlists on my YouTube channel. 2. You ll see all 12 chapters in the course. 3. Each chapter includes a sequence of lessons for students.

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