Guess My Number

There’s just too much to think about!

How will I ever figure out what to do?

What a problem!

When solving a problem:

1. Read all the information first.

2. Write down the important clues.

3. Think!

4. Check your answer by going back to the clues.

Let’s solve some number

problems.

Go get a piece of paper to write your clues on.

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Go on . . .

I’ll wait!
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Welcome to the famous game show

Guess My Number!

The object of the game is to use the clues to figure out the secret number.

This is my assistant B.B. Player. He will be giving us our clues.

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B.B. are you ready? Then give us the clues to the first secret number.

This secret number is the number of fingers on your left hand plus all of your toes.

The secret number is

This secret number is a 3 digit number.

The digits are in counting order.

If you add the digits, the sum is 12.

The secret number is

This secret number has an odd number in the thousands place. Click the digit that goes in the thousands place. 7 8

The hundreds digit is two more than the thousands digit. Click the digit that goes in the hundreds place. 5 9

Nothing is in the tens place.

The ones digit is an even number. Click the digit that goes in the ones place. 3 6

The secret number is

This secret number is the number of sides on a square take away the number of sides on a triangle.

This secret number is

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The thousands digit and the ones digit are the same.

The hundreds digit and the tens digit are the same.

The tens digit is the number of eyes you have.

The ones digit is five more than the tens digit.

The secret number is

The hundreds digit is an even number between 5 and 8.

The tens digit is 3 less than the hundreds digit.

The ones digit is the hundreds digit plus the tens digit.

The secret number is .

This secret number is the

number of wheels on 3 cars plus 4 bicycles.

The secret number is .

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You are a great problem solver. Now B.B. has a problem. His game starts in five minutes. His lucky number is 3.

Strike one!

Strike two!

Strike three!

We’re out of here!