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Year 3 Maths Challenge Autumn 1 2023

Mr Carter

Bronze

Can you order the following numbers in descending order? 

678, 346, 290, 109, 489, 110

Silver

Gold 

Platinum 

69 responses to “Year 3 Maths Challenge Autumn 1 2023”

  1. Ella K.

    109,110,346,489,678,
    Silver
    111,223,506
    Gold
    Dora is correct because the place value shows a small numbers and Dora has a smaller number

  2. Liyana M.

    Bronze:

    109, 110, 290, 346, 489, 678

    Silver:

    It is incorrect, the order should be: 110,223,436

    Gold:

    Dora is correct as the chart shows its 607.

  3. Safa A.

    all done good job me

  4. Safa A.

    Bronze
    109, 110, 290, 346, 489, 678,
    silver
    No it’s not correct because it’s supposed to be 111 then 223 and 436
    Gold
    Dora is correct because it shows 607
    100 + 6 = 600
    10 x 0 = 0
    1 x 7 =7
    platinum
    Yes I agree because there is just 81×10=810

  5. Mirr A.

    Bronze
    109, 110, 290, 346, 489, 678

    Silver
    It’s incorrect because it should be 110, 223, 436

    Gold
    Dora The place value chart shows 607,

  6. Rahman A.

    Bronze
    109, 110, 290, 346, 489, 678
    Gold Dora is correct beacuse if u count it it is 607 not 670

  7. Ella C.

    bronze
    descending order
    109 110 290 346 489 678

    Silver
    no, it is incorrect because it’s meant to be 111 then 223 then 436.

  8. Aadyan W.

    Bronze:
    678,489,346,290,110,109
    Silver:
    No because the largest number is in the middle and 223 is bigger than 111. if it was greatest to smallest it would still be wrong.
    Gold:
    Dora is correct because there are no tens and there are 7 ones.Jack is incorrect because in the tens box is nothing.
    Platinum:
    He is incorrect because 100s are bigger than 10s and ones he could’ve put the counter in the 1s column in the 100s column.The highest 3 digit number u can make using 10 counters is 910.

  9. Natan R.

    Bronze
    109, 110, 290, 346, 489, 678,
    Silver
    No it’s not correct because it’s supposed to be 111 then 223 and 436
    Gold
    Dora is correct because it shows 607
    100×6= 600
    10×0=0
    1×7=7
    Platinum
    Yes I’m agree because there is just 81×10=810

  10. Amelia R.

    I have done my work in my book.

  11. Mustafa A.

    109 110 290 346 489 678
    Bronze

  12. Warizah I.

    Gold
    Dora is right it is 607

  13. Warizah I.

    Bronze
    109, 110, 290, 346, 489, 678
    Silver
    No this is incorrect
    The answer is
    111,223, 436

  14. Gurshaanpreet S.

    Bronze
    678,489,346,290,110,109.

    Silver
    It’s not correct because the first number should be in middle, middle number should be in last and last number should be in firGoldE
    Gold
    Dora is correct because 6times in 100, zero time in 10 and 6times in 1

  15. Gurshaanpreet S.

    678,489,346,290,110,109.

    Silver
    It’s not correct because the first number should be in middle, middle number should be in last and last number should be in firGoldE
    Gold
    Dora is correct because 6times in 100, zero time in 10 and 6times in 1

  16. Iqra S.

    BRONZE
    109 110 290 346 489 678
    SILVER
    Wrong because it is going in descending order and then they put it in bigger Oder

  17. Huzaifah J.

    Bronze
    Smallest to biggest
    109, 110, 290, 346, 489, 678

    Silver
    A) 2 hundreds, 2 tens and 3 ones = 223
    B) 4 hundreds, 3 tens and 6 ones = 436
    C) I hundred, 1 tens and 1 ones = 111
    No this is incorrect 223 is not the smallest number. It should be 111, 223 and 436

    Gold
    I agree with Dora as there are 6 hundreds, 0 tens and 7 ones, which gives the answer 607

  18. Yusuf A.

    ■ SILVER – This is incorrect because the largest amount is the middle picture and should be at the end. And the last picture (the lowest amount) should be first. 🧊

    ■ BRONZE – 109, 110, 290, 246, 489, 678. ✔️

  19. Sanya S.

    silver:
    it is incorrect because its not in the right order the order should be from 111 to 223 to 436.

  20. Liliana S.

    (Gold)
    Dora is right because the 100s are 6 and the 10s are 0 and the 1s are 7.

  21. Ahsan M.

    Gold
    Dora is correct because she wrote the columns in the right order but Jack wrote the columns in the wrong order .

  22. Ahsan M.

    Silver
    This is incorrect because it’s not in smallest to biggest. The correct way is 111,223 and 436.

  23. Ahsan M.

    Bronze
    The right descending order is: 678, 489 ,346 ,290 ,110, 10

  24. Huzaifa S.

    (Bronze)

    The right descending order is: 678, 489, 346, 290, 110,109.

    (Silver)

    This is incorrect because its not in the smallest to biggest order. The correct order is 111, 223, and 436.

    (Gold)

    Dora is correct because there are 6 hundreds, 0 tens and 7 ones. Jack is incorrect because 670 has 6 hundreds, 7 tens and 0 ones in the place value chart.

  25. Iqra F.

    No.
    The biggest number is in the middle.

  26. Iqra F.

    1.678
    2.346
    3.489
    4.290
    5.110
    6.109

  27. Freya S.

    Bronze correct order
    678 489 346 290 110 109

    Silver : no because the big number is in the middle
    The 1st should be the one that’s 3rd
    The 2nd should be the ones thats 2st
    And the last should be the ones that’s in middle

  28. Iqra F.

    1. 109
    2. 110
    3. 346
    4. 489
    5. 678

  29. Iqra F.

    1109
    2110
    3 346
    4 489
    5 678

    1. Aesha M.

      Bronze 290 489 678 346 110 209

      Silver
      436
      223
      110
      Because 223 is smaller than 436
      Gold
      Dora and Jack is correct because 607 from Six’s 100 and seven one’s.

  30. Salman O.

    Bronze : 678 489 346 290 110 109.
    Silver : Because the big number is in the middle.
    Gold :one are wrong because Jack don 62 add.

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