Thursday, 17 September 2020

More Multiplication Word Problems

How to solve a maths problem that is outside the times tables do this.

The first step is to write a number sentence.

The second step is to break up the big number. For example: 12 = 10 + 2.

The third step is to multiply the small number. For example: (3 x 10) (3 x 2).

The fourth step is to add the number. For example: (3 x 10 = 30) (3 x 2 = 6) 30 + 6 = 36

The fifth step is to write the number sentence again but with the answer. For example 3 x 12 = 36.

The final step is to write the number sentence again but in words like a word problem. For example Cora interviewed 36 people a year in total.

L.I To solve multiplication problems with a factor greater than 10.


Narritive | The Gruffalo

A re-write story is changing half of the story but the same storyline.

There are three guiding questions that can help us change the story and they are where do they live, what's the Gruffalo's favourite food, and the location.

I changed the Mouse into a Meerkat because they are kind of the same.

Re-writing a story can help people think of creative ideas.

L.I To re-write a narritive

Making Connections

Here is how to make a connection. There are three conections. Text to text, text to self, and text to world.

Text to self is linked to what you do. For example: In the story of the Gruffalo the fox was a scardy cat. My connection was I am scared when it comes to fed my cousin's dog.

Text to Text is linked to whats in a book or a movie. For example: In the story of the Gruffalo the mouse travled the deep dark woods. My connection was in a book called I survived is about a boy who travled the woods at night when his little sister and his father are a sleep.

Text to world is a big theme that we would see around the world and what everybody does. For example: In the story of the Gruffalo the mouse dosen't have a place to live. My connection was homless people don't have houses.

L.I To identify and describe connections

Friday, 11 September 2020

Fact or Opinion

Today I did an activity called fact or opinion.

First I had to watch an animated story about "The Gruffalo.

Secondly we had to do the fact and opinion task. This task is where I had to do the fact on each animal in the story called "The Gruffalo". Then I had to do the same thing for the opinion.

Lastly I had to do another activity called charater trait. This activity is where I had to describe the character in the book called "The Gruffalo".

I quiet enjoyed this task even though it was 2 tasks.

L.I To infer

Setting Description

Setting descriptions describes what a location looks like, smells like, sounds like, and feels like.

To describe what a place looks like use adjectives such as: big, red. It helps the reader visualise the colour, the texture, and the size of a thing.

To describe what a place feels like use adjectives such as: rough, smooth, soft. This helps the reader understand the texture of a thing.

To describe what a place sounds like use adjectives such as: quiet, loud, noisy. This helps the reader understand how loud a place is.

To describe what a place smells like use adjectives such as: revolting, stinky, cold. This helps the reader understand the scent of something.

By describing the looks, smells, sounds and feelings of a place, the reader can know more about a place.

LI: To write a setting description

Thursday, 10 September 2020

Hazards and Risks

For inquiry we learnt how to assess risks.

First we rated situations on risk levels like low, likely, possible, inpossible, elevated, and extreme. For example: The situation "using a lighter to check if the lawnmower has petrol" is an a extreme risk.

Next we wrote down three situations for each risk level and what might be the consequences.

I learnt how to use commen sense in risky situations and how to practise saftey to avoid danger.

L.I To assess the likehood
L.I To assess the consequences

 

Tuesday, 8 September 2020

Multiplication

Multiplication is a faster way to count the same number. For example 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 is counting 9 nine times, so 9 x 9 = 81.

Here are the slides that show the 7 and 9 times tables.
L.I To learn the times tables