# C05 · Four paper robots

<p>Year 1 Maths · resources 15–16 · Days 71–80 · 13 October 2026 Source edition.</p>
<div class="source"><h3>C05</h3><p>Sixteen whole panel cards are shared equally between four pretend paper robots. How many panel cards does each robot receive?</p></div><p>Original fictional ordinary job. Choose a manual model or words. All seven response areas are empty; paper has no automatic piece arrangement, versions, counting or marking.</p><section class="paper-field"><h3>My job</h3><div class="paperblank" aria-label="My job · empty own response"></div></section><section class="paper-field"><h3>What is known</h3><div class="paperblank" aria-label="What is known · empty own response"></div></section><section class="paper-field"><h3>What I need to find</h3><div class="paperblank" aria-label="What I need to find · empty own response"></div></section><section class="paper-field"><h3>My model or words</h3><div class="paperblank" aria-label="My model or words · empty own response"></div></section><section class="paper-field"><h3>My method</h3><div class="paperblank" aria-label="My method · empty own response"></div></section><section class="paper-field"><h3>Answer and what it means</h3><div class="paperblank" aria-label="Answer and what it means · empty own response"></div></section><section class="paper-field"><h3>My check</h3><div class="paperblank" aria-label="My check · empty own response"></div></section>
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