Story with words made by turning calculations upside down. Gives practice using powers, mixed numbers etc. without being too boring.
You have to imagine you're using an old calculator, but I&'ve included a key to facilitate this. Answers included on second page of document.
Last question includes the factorial button which I realise isn&';t KS3 but 'try some numbers and try to work out what the ! key does' keeps the early-finishers busy for a couple of minutes!
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Great activity, especially for my ESL students. Thank you for sharing.
Really useful for a cover lesson, thanks!
Lots of fun with this resource. It covers many aspects of calculator usage. Thanks
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