Math word problems

WALT: solve math word problems

This week for maths, we have been learning how to solve maths word problems. It is very fun and also easy but some of them are pretty difficult. I like solving maths word problems because you can show you're working out. Here is an example of how I work my equations out:  

 

How many tens in numbers?

WAL: How many tens are in hundreds.

This week for maths we had to do numeracy pages and in my one, I had to write down how many tens are in the numbers we have, for example, 626 has 62 tens.

Next time I can try finishing it faster so I can get my other work done.

quick write

WALT: Write 100 words in 10 minutes.

 Every day at school I write 100 words in my book if you do not do the writing you have to go back and do the 100 write.

Practice

WALT: I am trying to get quicker at prototec and complete it within 10 minutes

Every morning at school I  practice prototec because it makes my brain think and starts my day off thinking.

Square Skills

WALT: Focus on place value, and on comparing

ring lengths, widths, and areas.

 This week I have been learning how to do place value and Measurement I had to draw boxes to make the Height and width of the box.

  

Read works

WALT: Increase our knowledge by reading a wide range of texts (Article a day - Book 

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This task we had to do was read works we had to write 2 or 3 sentences and it had to start with I learned that and I also learned that.

Health and Body

I learned that many kids will spend hours playing outside in the summer sun. I also learned that if you are out in the sun you have to use a hat

Maori made easy

WALT: Practice saying the following Maori words 

For this task, I had to read and practice saying the Maori vowels, Maori words and then translate Maori words to English words. My next step would be to finish writing the meanings of Maori words into  English words.