Wow, what an mathematical week we’ve had in 5Red.
We have been to 4 different areas of the Crystal maze and completed some task in each area. her are some of our Fantastic work we’ve completed this week.
Which is your favourite piece of work?
What Maths skills did you use this week?
What Broad Heath Values did you use?
Greek
Egyptian
Chinese
Indian
Which is your favourite piece of work?
When we made tangrams and pic collages
What Maths skills did you use this week?
I have used measuring and division.
What Broad Heath Values did you use?
Knowpedge and teamwork because we worked together to make things and solve calculations.
Which is your favourite piece of work?
My favourite piece of work were when we made the Platonic solids.
What Maths skills did you use this week?
We had to use different maths skills like measuring and when we made the tangrams we had to figure out where each piece went.
What Broad Heath Values did you use?
The values we showed were resilience, teamwork, knowledge and
brilliance.
My favourite part is when we made the shapes like the octahedron when we learned all about greek.
We used lots of measurements.
We used teamwork became we were helping as a team.we used resilience when we never gave up.
Which is your favourite piece of work?
My favourite piece of work was the pyramids because really challenging.
What math skills did you use?
The maths skills I used were problem solving and knowledge
What Broad Heath values did you use?
The values I used were teamwork knowledge and resilience because I never gave up.
My favourite piece of work was the learning was the shape art I liked it because it was fun to creat.
The math skill I used was I used was measurement because I measured how much I need.
The school value I used was knowledge because I used all my knowledge to figure out the answer.
I have enjoyed doing maths week! I will miss doing Maths week what we have done as a table was teamwork. My favourite workpiece was doing tangram making shapes and guessing what it was. When I need help me and my partner work as a team.
When I had to do it myself I struggled but I did not give up.
Which is your favourite piece of work? My favourite piece was in Greek because make the Glato shape and making the famous Greek buliding
What Maths skills did you use this week? In China we all had to measurement how long 1 fith of the Great wall of China was.
What Broad Heath Values did you use? We all use teanwork when anyone was stuck on the work we would just help each other .
We all use resilience because if anyone was saying anything we would all listen to the person who was say it and we would listen to the teacher.
Thank you for the fun Math week thank all the teachers for setting all of this up.
Which is your favourite piece of work?
My favorite piece of work was making the Egyptian pyramid because it was complicated but fun.
What Maths skills did you use this week?
The maths skills i used was use my problem solving skills and estimating.
What Broad Heath Values did you use?
The broad heath values I used was resilience because I tried my hardest on what I did.
Which is your favourite piece of work .
My favourite piece of work I did was when we had to find out the mystery.
What Broad Heath Values did you use?
The broad heath values I used was teamwork when we was solving the mystery and resilience when we had to make our shapes
What Maths skills did you use this week?
The maths skills I used was knowledge and solving calculations .
Also I hope we have more weeks like this beaches at the end it was fun to do the Crystal mass time table .
My favorite part was when we did the tangrams because we had to work as a team and create pictures using only a certain shape.
the math skills I’ve used were measurements like cm and length like kilomiters and miles I’ve also used bus stop method to figure what the answers were.
i have used resiliance and teamwork because i had to work with my team to make somethink or work out the problem and resiliance because when things go wrong i try and try again.
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