Category: Numeracy and Mathematics
Maths Makes Sense
In the little class we have been learning with Maths Makes Sense. We use cups and decimetre sticks working with partners.
By Izzy
Circumference and Area of a Circle
Mean Icicles
Hope everyone is well.
Anyone bored, please see my post from yesterday.
Here’s another one for you. We’ve been learning about mean, median and mode in mathematics. Yesterday, I spotted these beauties hanging from a gutter: icicles! I carefully counted and measured them using technology (it was too cold and dangerous otherwise) and found the following lengths:
{23cm, 40cm, 25cm, 28cm, 44cm, 25cm, 32cm, 34cm, 30cm, 28cm, 32cm, 49cm, 37cm, 25cm}
Find:
- the mean length of icicle in cm.
- the median icicle length, in cm.
- and find the mode.
We’ve also been working on the internal angles of polygons and so far have found out pentagons and hexagons. Find out more.
Alternatively, find three dice and have a game of Yahtze, or teach someone how to play it.
Hope everyone is well in these adverse conditions.
Best wishes,
Mr A
Holiday Homework
What a term it’s been at Brydekirk and we are all ready for a break before the final term.
Here are some ideas for holiday homework, that P5-7 came up with, for anyone interested or at a loose end:
- Mini Science Project
- Take RME Values lessons and do another example
- work on the iXL challenge
- write a newspaper article
- make a presentation
- make a piece of art
- write your own verse’s of Claire’s “Oh Aye!” song
- practice Duolingo
- do something about anything
- or anything about something
Have a good holiday!
Mr A
Orienteering at Mabie
Here are some accounts from P5-7 of our trip orienteering last term:
WW2 Scale Drawings
P5-7 have been working really hard making WW2 scale drawings. Here’s a sneak preview.
Last day of last session
It seams like a dream now however here are some pics from the last day of last session. Bird Spotting in the morning, a round of golf on our own course (see design video below) in the afternoon, some final awards and the usual farewells to the P7s.