Today we practised ratio, completing slides and working with measuring raro. We worked on measurements such as 80g : 1000ml, then simplified it to find out how much raro and water would be needed. The end result was 2:25, we got this by simplifying it from 8:100-2:25 or 4 tsp for 25 ml of water.
Today in class we practised Ratio. After completing the task we worked with raro juice to give us a more real feel.
Today in our maths block we did a test on Measurement. Before the test our teacher gave us a revision task to work on. This really helped as we got to see what we had worked on before jumping straight in. In this task we worked on a wide spectrum of measurement. Such as area, perimeter, time and angles.
Today we worked on time again. Today’s questions were a bit more difficult.
Today I caught up on one of my maths tasks from last week. It is all about adding up angles with multiple different questions. We also made a poster about one angle discussing what it looked like and meant.
Today we worked on a quick and easy task on how to read an analogue. There were just under 10 slides of work.
Today in maths we worked on refreshing our brains about triangles and angles. More specifically the different types of triangles and angles (names).
Today in maths we have learned about the area of triangles. We were tasked to finish a presentation packed with interesting questions. This poster is the create task for that presentation. The poster above explains how to find the area of a triangle. I tried to make it as simple and user friendly as possible, with an example+explanation. Make sure to check that presentation out too!
Today in maths we have learned about the area of triangles. We have done multiple different questions, this was challenging. Not only have we worked on Triangles, but we have also worked on finding the area of parallelograms and rectangles. Finishing it with a create task, which you can find with the link on that slide. Make sure to check that out too!
Today in maths we have practised the basic scale reading. Reading rulers, jugs and thermometers. WALT read scales on various measuring devices.