jumpstart 3rd grade mystery mountain play

'I don't think you're finished yet! Click on the switch to continue preparing Mort's meal.'.

'Chow time! And Mort's ready to munch!'.

'Okay, if we can just feed Mort and keep him happy, we'll be one step closer to saving the world.

'We're in the kitchen again and you know what that means: 'Robot Buffet.' It looks like Mort is mighty hungry!'.

'You did it! I knew Polly couldn't keep us out!'.

'Is it too much to ask for people to leave the doors unlocked around here? Well, we can figure out the combination again.'.

'Of course! The door's still locked! But you'll have no trouble getting the combination.'.

'Well, the door's locked again! Time to figure out the combinations to those locks.'.

Level three: Triple-digit addition with carrying triple-digit subtraction with borrowing multiplication involving one triple-digit number and one single digit number with carrying.

Level two: Double-digit addition with carrying double-digit subtraction with borrowing multiplication involving one double-digit number and one single digit number without carrying.

Level one: Addition involving double digits without carrying.

The user must start over.ĭifficulty level differences The Kitchen Door He'll complain and recommend more suggestions. If Mort isn't fed correctly, he'll get sick and/or suffer an allergic reaction. He'll reward the user with either a Mission Clue or Invention Points. When Mort is fed correctly, he'll smile and complement the user.

On the shelves are common (cups), metric (millimeters), and molecular (molecules). Once all the correct ingredients are supplied, the conveyor belt will move faster and Mort will consume the food, including the bowl. The user may stop the feeding machine by clicking on the lever this will cause all the quantities of toppings which are incorrect to be reset. Once inside, the user has to feed the robot Mort using metric, molecular and standard (referred to here as 'common') forms of measurement with a small conveyor belt apparatus in the center of the kitchen while toppings appear on other belts on the wall. Three math problems must be solved in order to enter. In order to open the door to the kitchen, the user has to solve a combination lock using addition, subtraction and multiplication. The Robot Kitchen is the area of the mountain in which Polly Spark, Professor Spark, and all the robots eat.

Jumpstart 3rd grade mystery mountain play