Morning everyone! The sun is shining – a reason to smile! 😃☀️ Here is this week’s numeracy newspaper if you fancy having a go at some extra maths challenges! Don’t forget to share your work on your class Seesaw page for us all to see. I hope you are all safe and smiling! Mrs McMillan
Good morning everyone! The Royal Bank of Scotland have created some lessons which are great for using maths in real life contexts. These can be found of their website or you can access them on their Facebook page! Have fun and don’t forget to post your work onto your class Seesaw page! 💷💳
This was our first week back after the Easter holidays, and what a busy week it has been! At the start of the week we used our prior knowledge to create maths games for each other to play. We learned about different types of angles and how to measure them. ” There are obtuse, acute, reflex, right , and straight angles” – Lewis, Morgan, and Alesha ” If an angle is
This week we have been exploring how computer coding works. You can use coding to make games and animations. Lewis really liked how it was quite challenging but when it worked it was really rewarding. In numeracy we were learning how to add fractions together. We got to pick three different worksheets as part of our chilli challenge. We have been working really hard converting fractions, decimals, and percentages. ” 0.25
The boys and girls returned to school on Thursday after their midterm break. Although it was only a two day week, we were very busy growing our brains in school! We have been continuing to learn about subtraction and have been using pictures to represent our sums in order to calculate the answers. “We can use our fingers to work out the answers!” said Alicia. “9-9=0 and 2-1=1” said Leon. “Take away means
