I have showed the path that Hansel and Gretel may have followed from their house to the witch’s house, USING squares on the map grid.
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Showing posts with label Maths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maths. Show all posts
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Friday, February 28, 2014
Bar Graph by Adriel
In Class 10 we were doing bar graphs of data we collected. I was investigating what was the most popular place to visit. It was awesome!!
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Statistical Investigations in Class 10!
We have been learning to conduct investigations using the statistical enquiry cycle. Class 10 are data detectives! Here are some cool photos of us investigating!
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Maths Strategies Using Educreations
Miss Ouano's maths class have been working with multiple strategies this term! We have been using educreations to share our learning.
Aaron - Multiplying Hundreds, Tens and Ones by Aaron
Adding Hundreds, Tens and Ones by May, Elizabeth and Arietta
Jumping the number line by Kishan
Aaron - Multiplying Hundreds, Tens and Ones by Aaron
Adding Hundreds, Tens and Ones by May, Elizabeth and Arietta
Jumping the number line by Kishan
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Jumping The Number Line 3 by Josephine
We did Jumping the Number Line again! But now, I we three digit numbers and got it just like a snap! Actually, I expected it to be like a snap but no need to worry I got it in the end.
Subtracting In Parts by Cezar
I am learning to subtract in parts with double digit numbers.
Adding Ones and Tens by Karmana
Maths is a wonderful and helpful thing because it will help you when you get older. I have been practicing how to add ones and tens.
Jumping the Number Line by Byron
LI: I am learning to jump through a tidy number on a number line to solve problems like 17 + □ = 91.
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Play Dough Fractions by Nikki
Did you know that today room fourteen had a session of fractions with play
dough? We had to make eel’s with the play doh. The play doh felt nice.
It felt nice because It felt gooey, smooth, squishy, mushy and sticky. The play doh was orange like the sun setting. It was quite challenging to make it equal. We had to make halves, thirds, fourths and fifths.
I liked the smell of the play dough because it smelt like donuts and salt. “Yay”, I said when I got to hold it. It ran through my fingers which was nice. When I punched the play dough It was smooth and soft.
After that we had to put the play dough away in the ice cream container and I felt sad because I really liked making fractions with play dough!
Play Dough by Chris

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This morning we made fractions out of Play Dough. Room fourteen made them into eels. We had to cut them into two halve parts and then we made it into three third parts. After that we cut them up four fourth parts, then into five fifths.
The Play Dough felt gooey the color of the Play Dough was neon like the sun. It smelt like salty donuts!
It was so fun playing with the play dough. I hope we get to use play dough next time we learn fractions.
Mixed Numbers by Cezar
Improper Fractions by Korobeau
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