Chilly Outdoor Maths!
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- Using sticks to try and create something as close to a square as we can!
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- That’s a lot of sides…. a nonagon?
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- A trapezium has one set of parallel sides.
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- This is definitely an irrgular heptagon. The team were hunting for acute and obtuse angles.
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- Different triangles; equilateral? isosceles? scalene?
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- An equilateral triangle!
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- Using the key to identify the angles and sides.
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- Working as a team = good fun!
P5-7 have started some work on investigating polygons and headed outside to work this morning in the Winter sunshine.
Working in teams, using sticks and following task cards; the pupils explored different 2D shapes together and put their knowledge of angles to good use too.
We will use this information to find out more in class and will hopefully get back outside again soon to do some more fun maths tasks.
Well done everybody!
