Transcription of MAGIC SQUARES ACTIVITY 3 - Josie True
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MAGIC SQUARES ACTIVITY 3 - Josie True
MATHEMATICS: Addition and subtractionLANGUAGE ARTS: Descriptive writingSOCIAL STUDIES: World culturesAIM: Students use addition, subtraction, logic, and process skills to complete : A MAGIC square is a box of numbers arranged so that any lineof numbers, including the diagonal, adds up to the same number. In the 3 by 3magic square , the sum of each row, column, and diagonal is origin of the MAGIC square is much debated. However, it is believed that theChinese knowingly constructed the first 3 by 3 MAGIC square around 400 TheChinese MAGIC square is called PLAYINGA ctivity: Play the game, I m thinking of a number, with a twist! Begin the roundby saying, I m thinking of a number.
CONNECT TO YOUR CURRICULUM This activity can help you meet these National Standards: Mathematics: •Develop fluency in adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing whole numbers
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