How to play:

Use all four numbers one time each to make 1 through 10 using the given operations.

Hint:

You can use Order of Operations to write one equation OR you can write lines of equations with an = separating each equation.

I picked dominoes out of a bag and each domino had exactly 10 pips (dots).

*The same number of pips (dots) was not on both sides of any of the dominoes.

*Which dominoes could I have picked? Draw the dominoes or tell a family member what you found.

Example:

Q + Q + Q + P + P = $0.77

1. Find the value of each shape.

2. Find the total value of the mobile set.

I have _______ red trains in my bag.

I have _______ blue trains in my bag.

I have _______ trains all together.

Don't forget to draw a picture to go with your math problem!

Pips is a visual logic puzzle where players arrange a set of dominoes to fill a game board. The goal is to complete the puzzle by ensuring all conditions on the board are met—conditions will be different every game. There’s no losing, only completing the puzzle. Players can continue to try until they solve the puzzle.

Color regions have conditions attached to their bottom right that the dominos must fulfill. Region conditions can include:

• = : The domino dots in the region are the same number.

• =/= : The domino dots in the region are not equal.

• > : The domino dots in the region are greater than the number next to the symbol.

• < : The domino dots in the region are less than the number next to the symbol.

• A number: The domino dots in the region must add up to that specific number.

• Empty/blank: Some regions have no conditions.

When all dominoes have been placed correctly and all conditions are met, a congratulatory page will appear. If the conditions have not been met, the player will get a message stating the puzzle is incorrect and can continue to rearrange the dominoes.

Extra Challenge: How many different solutions can you find?

Once you have read the instructions, visit the following link for a new SET puzzle each day!

https://anniehu.com/set/

Extra challenge: Write (or tell) a story that includes as many of the white items from your list as possible.

Every island contains a clue that tells you how many bridges leave that island. No more than two bridges can connect an island.

Make sums using the tiles at the bottom to reach the target number at the top, in 5 steps or fewer. Click numbers to add or remove them.

You can use each number tile once. You may not need all the tiles. You can use yellow subtotal tiles in a new sum.

There is at least one solution. New puzzle daily.

Use Order of Operations:

Multiplication/division is solved before addition/subtraction.

She saw ________ orange pumpkins.

She saw ________ white pumpkins.

Mrs. Brazier saw _______ pumpkins all together.

Draw a picture to go with your math problem.

Show a schedule and your math work to prove your answer is correct.