Showing posts with label Maths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maths. Show all posts
Friday, 12 June 2020
Monday, 18 December 2017
Math solving problems.
Learning Intention:We are learning to solve problems.
Success Criteria:I am successful when I can answer the problems correctly and explain my strategy's.
1.Johnny had some DVDs.
He put them into 5 stacks of 6.
How many DVDs does he have now?
(30) I know its 30 because 5×6=30.
5+5+5=15 and 5+5+5=15 so 15+15=30.
30÷6=5.
2.Sid was collecting plum from his trees.
On Monday, he collected 4 plums.On Tuesday he collected
twice as many plums on Tuesday.On Wednesday he got
twice as Tuesday. If this pattern continued how many
plums does he has on Thursday.
I know its 32 because 8+8=16 another 8+8=16 so
16+16=32. 8×4=32. 32÷4=8 4+4=8; so 8+8=16 then
16+16=32, another 4×2=8 8×2=16 and 16×2= 32
3.There are six netball teams in the local inter-school netball tournament.
Success Criteria:I am successful when I can answer the problems correctly and explain my strategy's.
1.Johnny had some DVDs.
He put them into 5 stacks of 6.
How many DVDs does he have now?
(30) I know its 30 because 5×6=30.
5+5+5=15 and 5+5+5=15 so 15+15=30.
30÷6=5.
2.Sid was collecting plum from his trees.
On Monday, he collected 4 plums.On Tuesday he collected
twice as many plums on Tuesday.On Wednesday he got
twice as Tuesday. If this pattern continued how many
plums does he has on Thursday.
I know its 32 because 8+8=16 another 8+8=16 so
16+16=32. 8×4=32. 32÷4=8 4+4=8; so 8+8=16 then
16+16=32, another 4×2=8 8×2=16 and 16×2= 32
3.There are six netball teams in the local inter-school netball tournament.
During the tournament, they all need to play each other once.
How many matches will be played altogether?
I know its 36 because 6×6=36.
6,12,18,24,30 and 36.
30÷6=6, another way 6+6=12, 12+12=24 so 24+12=36.Tuesday, 4 July 2017
Tuesday, 7 March 2017
Thursday, 7 July 2016
Measurement-Distance.
L.I.-W.A.L.T.-to measure how far we could jump the ''plank'' using centimetres.
Success Criteria: I can do this when I measured the distance of how far I could jump the plank.
Our group jump the ''plank'' and measured how far each one of us had jumped.We used the chair as our plank and we started the measurement from the foot of the chair to the back of our heel where we landed.
This are the results:
Oliver -106cm.
Me/George - 118 cm.
Angelina - 102cm.
Veronica - 101 cm.
Harley - 35 cm.
I jumped the farthest. Oliver was the second.
Third was Angelina. Kena was the fourth. The shortest jump was Harley.
Success Criteria: I can do this when I measured the distance of how far I could jump the plank.
Our group jump the ''plank'' and measured how far each one of us had jumped.We used the chair as our plank and we started the measurement from the foot of the chair to the back of our heel where we landed.
This are the results:
Oliver -106cm.
Me/George - 118 cm.
Angelina - 102cm.
Veronica - 101 cm.
Harley - 35 cm.
I jumped the farthest. Oliver was the second.
Third was Angelina. Kena was the fourth. The shortest jump was Harley.
Wednesday, 6 July 2016
Measurement-Length.
L.I.-W.A.L.T.-measure length using Centimetres.
Success Criteria:I know I can do this when I measure the length of a carrot using centimetres.
Today Te raiana,Christopher and I measured a carrot using 10cm 5cm 6cm and 8cm.
1.Using 5cm=the carrot is eleven- 5cm.long.
2.Using 8cm=the carrot is seven- 8cm.long.
3.Using 6cm=the carrot is nine-6cm.long.
4.Using 10cm=the carrot is five-10cm.long.
Success Criteria:I know I can do this when I measure the length of a carrot using centimetres.
Today Te raiana,Christopher and I measured a carrot using 10cm 5cm 6cm and 8cm.
1.Using 5cm=the carrot is eleven- 5cm.long.
2.Using 8cm=the carrot is seven- 8cm.long.
3.Using 6cm=the carrot is nine-6cm.long.
4.Using 10cm=the carrot is five-10cm.long.
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