Ooodle

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Game, Wordle

Inspired by Wordle, Ooodle is a number game in which the player aims to find the solution to an equation in up to six attempts. After each attempt, the game gives the user feedback that the number is either correct, correct but in the wrong place, or not used at all.

22 January 2022 Edit: 25 January 2022

Topics:
Number, Operations, Order of Operations
Content Type:
Game, Wordle
The Australian Curriculum
Number and Algebra, Patterns and algebra, ACMNA134 Year 6 Explore the use of brackets and order of operations to write number sentences
The Australian Curriculum Version 9.0 New
Year 6, Algebra Year 6, AC9M6A02 find unknown values in numerical equations involving brackets and combinations of arithmeti
NSW Mathematics K-10 Syllabus
Number and Algebra, MA3-4NA Whole Numbers, MA3-5NA Addition and Subtraction, MA3-6NA Multiplication and Division
NSW Curriculum New
Number and algebra, Represents numbers, MA3-RN Represents numbers, MA3-RN-01 Represents numbers, Additive relations, MA3-AR Additive relations, MA3-AR-01 Additive relations, Multiplicative relations, MA3-MR Multiplicative relations, MA3-MR-01 Multiplicative relations

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Simon Job on  27 January 22  at  03:09 PM #CONTRIBUTOR

In Wordle, each attempt must be a valid 5 letter word. In Ooodle, each attempt must be a valid number sentence for the target sum.

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