Hey bloggers, this week we've been looking into Magic Squares, but what's a Magic Square? Well it's a square 3 by 3 and you need three different numbers and three for each of them, that have the same added amounts from each other. We've also looked into writing equations to find their patterns, here in the slide I'm showing you my evidence for each series of challenges that we've did, our math group had to write out the Magic number for each question. I even have a very long detailed explination from about the numbers to finding the pattern for each square, so you can also make your own one! I really hope that you've enjoyed my slide and learn something new today! Did you think my explination was clear to you? What did you find it interesting?
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