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WebNim-7. This is a basic form of the ancient game of Nim. You will need seven objects, such as counters or blocks. It is a game for two players. If you cannot access the video, click below to read the rules. Place the seven counters in a line and decide who will go first. (In the next game, the other player will have the first turn!) WebWe have been able to identify three purposes for visualising: to step into a problem, to model, to plan ahead. The first of these purposes relates closely to the idea of 'getting started'. The second and third purposes go beyond this and suggest that visualising occurs in the depth of problem solving, not just at the beginning. cyanotype from negative

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WebHowever, the real challenge here is to find a winning strategy that always works, and this involves working systematically, conjecturing, refining ideas, generalising, and using knowledge of factors and multiples. Possible approach This problem featured in an NRICH Secondary webinar in June 2024. Webproblem solving ks2 nrich WebWorking Backwards at KS2 Logical reasoning At NRICH we believe that reasoning is fundamental to knowing and doing mathematics. Our Reasoning Feature includes an … cyanotype history pictures