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Page 1: I can recognise and use Cube Numbers.€¦ · Reasoning 1 Circle the odd one out. 6³ + 146 8³ – 150 12³ + 235 Explain your reasoning. 12³ + 235 is the odd one out because the

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26.06.2020

I can recognise and use Cube Numbers.

Page 2: I can recognise and use Cube Numbers.€¦ · Reasoning 1 Circle the odd one out. 6³ + 146 8³ – 150 12³ + 235 Explain your reasoning. 12³ + 235 is the odd one out because the

Introduction

Sort the numbers into the correct place in the table.

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Square number Not a square number

4 12 9 14 40 1

81 49 88 144 90 121

Page 3: I can recognise and use Cube Numbers.€¦ · Reasoning 1 Circle the odd one out. 6³ + 146 8³ – 150 12³ + 235 Explain your reasoning. 12³ + 235 is the odd one out because the

Introduction

Sort the numbers into the correct place in the table.

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Square number Not a square number

4, 9, 1, 81, 49, 144, 121 12, 14, 40, 88, 90

4 12 9 14 40 1

81 49 88 144 90 121

Page 4: I can recognise and use Cube Numbers.€¦ · Reasoning 1 Circle the odd one out. 6³ + 146 8³ – 150 12³ + 235 Explain your reasoning. 12³ + 235 is the odd one out because the

Varied Fluency 1

Match the numbers to their cube numbers.

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7³ 1,331

11³ 64

4³ 343

Page 5: I can recognise and use Cube Numbers.€¦ · Reasoning 1 Circle the odd one out. 6³ + 146 8³ – 150 12³ + 235 Explain your reasoning. 12³ + 235 is the odd one out because the

Varied Fluency 1

Match the numbers to their cube numbers.

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7³ 1,331

11³ 64

4³ 343

Page 6: I can recognise and use Cube Numbers.€¦ · Reasoning 1 Circle the odd one out. 6³ + 146 8³ – 150 12³ + 235 Explain your reasoning. 12³ + 235 is the odd one out because the

Varied Fluency 2

Use <, > or = to complete the statements below.

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6³ 261

730 9³

Page 7: I can recognise and use Cube Numbers.€¦ · Reasoning 1 Circle the odd one out. 6³ + 146 8³ – 150 12³ + 235 Explain your reasoning. 12³ + 235 is the odd one out because the

Varied Fluency 2

Use <, > or = to complete the statements below.

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6³ < 261

730 > 9³

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Varied Fluency 3

Circle the cube numbers.

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123 333 99

342 218 125

512 33 513

Page 9: I can recognise and use Cube Numbers.€¦ · Reasoning 1 Circle the odd one out. 6³ + 146 8³ – 150 12³ + 235 Explain your reasoning. 12³ + 235 is the odd one out because the

Varied Fluency 3

Circle the cube numbers.

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123 333 99

342 218 125

512 33 513

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Varied Fluency 4

Solve the calculations below.

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5³ + 6³ =

12³ – 3³ =

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Varied Fluency 4

Solve the calculations below.

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5³ + 6³ = 341

12³ – 3³ = 1,701

Page 12: I can recognise and use Cube Numbers.€¦ · Reasoning 1 Circle the odd one out. 6³ + 146 8³ – 150 12³ + 235 Explain your reasoning. 12³ + 235 is the odd one out because the

Reasoning 1

Circle the odd one out.

6³ + 146

8³ – 150

12³ + 235

Explain your reasoning.

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Page 13: I can recognise and use Cube Numbers.€¦ · Reasoning 1 Circle the odd one out. 6³ + 146 8³ – 150 12³ + 235 Explain your reasoning. 12³ + 235 is the odd one out because the

Reasoning 1

Circle the odd one out.

6³ + 146

8³ – 150

12³ + 235

Explain your reasoning.

12³ + 235 is the odd one out because…

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Page 14: I can recognise and use Cube Numbers.€¦ · Reasoning 1 Circle the odd one out. 6³ + 146 8³ – 150 12³ + 235 Explain your reasoning. 12³ + 235 is the odd one out because the

Reasoning 1

Circle the odd one out.

6³ + 146

8³ – 150

12³ + 235

Explain your reasoning.

12³ + 235 is the odd one out because the answer is 1,963. The answer to the other calculations is 362.

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362

362

1,963

=

=

=

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Reasoning 2

Jamal says,

Is he correct? Prove it.

The number 343 is a cube number.

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Reasoning 2

Jamal says,

Is he correct? Prove it.

Jamal is correct because…

The number 343 is a cube number.

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Reasoning 2

Jamal says,

Is he correct? Prove it.

Jamal is correct because when the number 7 is multiplied by itself and then by itself again, the product is 343.

The number 343 is a cube number.

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Problem Solving 1

Solve the word problem below.

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I am thinking of a number.

If I cube my number, then take away 331, I get another cube

number.

What number am I thinking of?

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Problem Solving 1

Solve the word problem below.

I am thinking of the number 11. 11³ = 1,331

1,331 – 331 = 1,000

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I am thinking of a number.

If I cube my number, then take away 331, I get another cube

number.

What number am I thinking of?