Esti-Mystery: How Many Dice in the Glass?
This is part of the “Solid Color Dice” series.
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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 dice are in the glass?
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 #4
Clue #1
Count by tens to 100.
The answer is one of those numbers.
Clue #2
Near the bottom (below the green die)
is a die with a 5 and a 6. The answer
does not include the digits 5 or 6.
Clue #3
Find the purple die on the top.
You can see a 2 and a 3.
The answer does not include a 2 or a 3.
Clue #4
The answer does not include the digits
7, 8, or 9.
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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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100 dice
The Reveal
Click to see the answer.
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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
To Access The Multiplication Course…
1.
Click
here
to see the chapter playlists on my YouTube channel.
2.
Click on “sort by” (on the right side) and choose
Date created (oldest)
3.
You’ll see all 12 chapters in the course.
Tips for Using the Multiplication Course
•
When looking at playlists, click on the words “View Full Playlist” instead of the
thumbnail or the chapter title.
•
Then click on the share button.
•
Copy the link and send it to your class.
•
Begin with 1 lesson (1 video) per day and then adjust the pacing to meet the
needs of your class.
For more information read the blog post about The Multiplication Course
here
.
November 1 – January 8
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Number Sense
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Day for the Rest
of the School Year
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Number Sense Resources
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Day for the Rest
of the School Year
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Resources Every Day for the Rest of the School Year
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This Esti-Mystery puzzle challenges you to determine the number of dice in a glass based on a series of clues. Narrow down your options and make an educated guess to reveal the answer. Can you crack the mystery?
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This is part of the Solid Color Dice series. Wow! 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
How many dice are in the glass? 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
Clue #1 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 60 60 60 60 70 70 70 70 80 80 80 80 90 100 90 100 90 100 90 100 Clue #1 Count by tens to 100. The answer is one of those numbers. Clue #2 Near the bottom (below the green die) is a die with a 5 and a 6. The answer does not include the digits 5 or 6. Clue #2 Clue #3 Find the purple die on the top. You can see a 2 and a 3. The answer does not include a 2 or a 3. Clue #3 Clue #4 Clue #4 7, 8, or 9. The answer does not include the digits Steve Wyborney www.stevewyborney.com
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
The Reveal 100 dice 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 Beginning. If you are using Google Slides, click on View then Present. Steve Wyborney www.stevewyborney.com
Part 3 - New Esti-Mysteries and Number Sense Resources Every Day for the Rest of the School Year Part 4 - New Esti-Mysteries and Number Sense Resources Every Day for the Rest of the School Year New Esti-Mysteries and Number Sense Resources Every Day for the Rest of the School Year Part 2 - New Esti-Mysteries and Number Sense Resources Every Day for the Rest of the School Year C:\Users\Steve Wyborney\Desktop\STEVES Esti-Mystery Clue Toolkit and Templates FALL 2020.jpg C:\Users\Steve Wyborney\Desktop\Blog Post Pics and email too\Clipboard Dice.jpg C:\Users\Steve Wyborney\Desktop\Blog Post Pics and email too\Part 3 Feature Pic.jpg C:\Users\Steve Wyborney\Desktop\Part 4 Featured Pic.jpg November 1 January 8 January 11 February 26 March 1 April 16 April 19 May 28 More Free, Downloadable Resources From Blog Posts C:\Users\Steve Wyborney\Desktop\20 Days Title Pic.jpg C:\Users\Steve Wyborney\Desktop\SPLAT blog post folder\Splat Promo Images and GIFs\Splat Level 3 B.jpg C:\Users\Steve Wyborney\Desktop\Splat Promos HUGE SET\Slide6.JPG C:\Users\Steve Wyborney\Desktop\Presentation1.jpg C:\Users\Steve Wyborney\Desktop\8.8.2018 Desktop\Estimation Clipboard Desktop Materials\Bundle 1 Glasses Pic.jpg 20 Days of Number Sense Rich Math Talk 51 Esti-Mysteries The Original 50 Splat! Lessons 20 Days of Number Sense & Rich Math Talk 51 Esti-Mysteries The Original 20 Fraction Splat! Lessons 80 Cube Conversations Lessons The Original 40 Estimation Clipboard Sets To Access The Multiplication Course Click here to see the chapter playlists on my YouTube channel. Click on sort by (on the right side) and choose Date created (oldest) You ll see all 12 chapters in the course. 1. 2. 3. Tips for Using the Multiplication Course When looking at playlists, click on the words View Full Playlist instead of the thumbnail or the chapter title. Then click on the share button. Copy the link and send it to your class. Begin with 1 lesson (1 video) per day and then adjust the pacing to meet the needs of your class. For more information read the blog post about The Multiplication Course here.
