Fraction

1. Matthew is a huge rugby league fan and has 28 NRL cards. One quarter of them are Melbourne Storm cards. How many of them are Melbourne Storm cards?

STRATEGY:

28÷ 4 = 7

7 × 1 = 7

SOLUTION SENTENCE:

There is 7 Storm cards.

2. In Mark’s class there are 18 children. ⅓ of them are boys. How many boys are in Mark’s class?

STRATEGY:

18 ÷ 3 = 6

6 × 1 = 6

SOLUTION SENTENCE:

There is 6 boys in his class.

3. Luke has 32 first cousins. ¾ of them live in Auckland and the rest of them live in Wellington. How many of Luke’s cousins live in Auckland?

STRATEGY:

32 ÷ 4 = 8

8  × 3 =24

SOLUTION SENTENCE:

Luke has 24 cousin that lives at Auckland.

Basic Facts

This week for addition I got 100 right out of 100 and my time was 4:47.

This week for subtraction I got 100 right out of 100 and my time was 8:00.

My goal is to be fast and accurate.

Pictorgram

We are learning about statistical literacy. This means reading and writing about statistical. We learned about pictogram. One of the most important things to look for is the key. The key is important because it tells you clues. 
Here is an example of a pictogram:

Strategy Math

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Maths Book

I created a book of Maths Problems for my soul friend to work out. Can you solve the problems too?

Kilistina § Dalaynah's Maths Book by spxroom3 | Make your own at www.toondoo.com

2 Dimensional Triangle

1. What is the name of this shape?
The name of this shape is right angle Triangle. ✔

2. What is a Triangle that looks like an upside down icicle?
It is called Isosceles ✔
3. What is a Triangle where all the sides are equal?
A Equilateral because it equal ✔
4. What is this shape called? Ellipse ✔
5. What sort of Triangle is this?
Scalene Triangle ✔
6. What are these types of shapes also called?
2 dimensional ✔
7. Name 3 other 2 dimensional shapes?
Cube, cylinder, octagon. x square, circle, rectangle

Fraction 1

1. ¼ of 36 =9Y 4 x 9_= 36 9 x 1 =9

2. ⅖ of 40 =16Y 5 x 8 =40 8 x 2 = 16

3. ⅗ of 20 = 12Y 5 x 4= 20 4 x 3 = 12

4. ¾ of 24 =18Y 4 x 6= 24 6 x 3 = 18

5. ⅔ of 24 =16Y 3 x 8= 24 8x 2 =16

6. ⅘ of 60 =48Y 5 x 12=60 12 x 4 = 48

Fraction-Week 5

What I already know about fraction is quarter and halves that I know and Denominator and Numerator.

What I like about fraction is that you can get the answer easier and faster.

A fraction is 2 number together and fraction can tell be in order.

Math Reflection Week 2

Learning Intention- My learning Intention is to order fraction. 


A fraction is a sort of Math. There are Denaminator like how many pieces do I have?. Numerator is like how many I give away?. There a quarters (1/4) and halves (1/2) and there a thirds (1/3) and there are more. There's lot more to learn about fractions.


I think I know it well off by heart. I only know my fractions like halves and thirds, I need to practise the other fractions.

My Measurement Learning