Toothpicks pattern

Here is my slide show I did showing how the pattern of toothpicks increases. I hope you enjoy. 

Rotational Symmetry

This is my Rotational Symmetry work. We had to design our own shape using isometric paper.

Cuboid DLO

Triangle Area Worksheet

Ratios

Number Cruncher DLO

This is my Number Cruncher DLO. We had to learn what number crunchers where and make them successfully. I made three number crunchers. I hope you enjoy reading them.

Maths DLO

What is the difference between a rule and a strategy?

What is the difference between a rule and a strategy?

A rule in maths is something that has to happen and is the only way to do it. A strategy is a way to work something out. There are lots of strategies you can use when working with numbers.

Example                                           

Rules:

When doing a algorithm work from the lowest number to the highest.

When multiplying a number by ten you just add a zero to that number. Or move the decimal point one space to the right.

When doing place value and multiplying by ten just move the decimal to the left.

Example

Strategies:

Use an algorithm.

                                      

Double when multiplying by two. For example 4 multiplied by two is the the same as 4 plus 4.

Use BO(E)DMAS ( brackets of (exponents) division, multiplication, addition, subtraction.)

Statistical Investigations

Welcome

Isometric Drawing

Here is some work on isometric paper I have been doing with Miss Wylde.

3d Cube Model Making

This term with Mrs Wylde we have been learning how to draw the views of a 3d shape. 

Volume & Capacity

Statistical Investigation.

This term we have been doing statistical investigations. We got into groups of two and had to come up with a question around well being at our Kura (school) to ask different classes.

Maths Place Value

We are learning to....

-Recognise how many tens and hundreds are in numbers.
Here is my work

My Chance and Probability Work.

This Term we have been learning about chance and probability in maths. Here is my DLO (digital learning object) about chance and probability. Please leave a kind, positive and thoughtful comment.