For one of my CARE award tasks, I needed to complete the 4 Xtra Maths subjects. For Xtra-Maths you need to answer questions on either addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Completing this was slightly hard, since I'd put the wrong answer every now and then.
I am a Year 8 student at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Learning Space 2 and my teacher is Mrs Anderson.
Showing posts with label maths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label maths. Show all posts
Monday, 11 November 2019
Friday, 1 November 2019
Budgeting Activity
Last week for maths LS2 needed to plan a menu for an entire week with only $200, I managed to do that with a bit less than $10 to spare. I worked with Taheesha, Nevaeh, Florence, Haylee and Chavda.
The Real Cost For Adopting A Dog
For maths this week LS2 needed to research the cost of adopting a dog in groups, the people in my group were Aung Naing and Joseph. The final lifetime cost for adopting the border collie that we picked was $44,027.79. After finding how much it'd cost, we needed to present our DLO to the rest of the class.
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Aung Naing,
Joseph,
maths
Tuesday, 24 September 2019
Rugby Pitch Sizes Maths Challenge
This week for maths another challenge was to answer questions on rugby pitch sizes. Some of the other questions were: What is the perimeter of a maximum size of rugby pitch? And, what is the area of a maximum size rugby pitch? After finishing all of the other questions, my group needed to create a DLO on how we found our answer.
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Alex 2019,
maths,
Rugby World Cup
Rugby World Cup Maths Challenge
This week LS2 has been learning about the rugby world cup. We needed to answer maths questions like; What is the difference in seating capacity between the largest and smallest stadiums and, what the the total combined capacity of all the Japanese rugby world cup stadiums is. The question that my group made the DLO on is if all the stadia are sold out each time then what will be the total number of spectators for all the pool matches combined.
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Alex 2019,
maths,
Rugby World Cup
Thursday, 4 July 2019
Decimal Word Problem Maths Game
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Alex 2019,
maths,
Maths Game
Thursday, 13 June 2019
Strengthening Connections To Maths Language
Today for maths we were learning about maths vocabulary, as an example we needed to think of all the different greetings that people use, from hi to namaste and even slang like gidday. Afterwards we needed to fill in a table with the maths related words next to it, in order to decide on where the words should go Te Pounamu, Joseph and I talked to each other and recorded our conversation with screencastify.
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maths,
Maths Language,
Vocabulary
Friday, 17 May 2019
Tech At Tamaki College
Today at tech my group was finishing off the painting of our clocks and adding the clock pieces. I've finished painting and adding the clock machine parts so I only need to touch up the edges and put the numbers on. After Tech was finished the year 8's stayed behind and were taught about some of the subjects that they do in college like maths and science. For maths we were drawing a picture using code and in science we were experimenting with dry ice. Thank you to the teachers who showed us how to do things, I enjoyed the challenge and am looking forward to college next year.
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maths,
Science,
Tamaki College,
Tech
Wednesday, 3 April 2019
Blog Post Data Analysis
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Alex,
Analysis,
Blog Posts,
Data,
LS2 2019,
maths,
Statistics
Wednesday, 28 November 2018
Paper Plane Analysis
This week is leadership week for the year 7s. Leadership week is when the current year 7s gather together and complete activities to grow their leadership skills. This week the year 7s have been completing team challenges to help us develop our leadership skills. For this challenge we were to find new groups. In my group I had Angela, Aung Naing, Mele, and myself. Together we communicated, collaborated, and discussed about this challenge. For this we were to find a helpful website that taught us how to create a paper plane. Together my group and I found a website that taught us how to create a fast paper plane. After creating these paper planes we were to go outside and start throwing our paper planes as a group. As a class the year 7's gathered together and threw their planes group by group in the hall. As a result for the team challenge Julian's group won with a score of 14.1. The furthest throw was Chavda with a result of 14.5. Above shows the DLO that we created together. The graph above shows the distances of each person.
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Angela,
Aung Naing,
maths,
Mele,
Paper Planes
Tuesday, 27 November 2018
CARE Award: Silver Confidence | Sleep Survey Responses
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CARE Awards,
LS2,
maths,
Silver Confidence,
Survey
Wednesday, 21 November 2018
My Progress In Readtheory
Today in reading our task was to find and make a graph about our Readtheory progress over all of the year, I think that throughout the year I've gotten better and better at answering the comprehension and other questions that the site gives you after you read a text. Depending on what grade/level you're up to the stories or explanations and the questions will get harder and harder, the only way to raise your level is by answering all of the questions correctly.
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Bar Graphs,
maths,
reading,
Readtheory
Wednesday, 12 September 2018
Mixed Numerals And Improper Fractions Conversion
Today as an extra task from the teacher Jeremiah, Miki and I were tasked with creating a DLO that explained how to convert mixed numerals into improper fractions. We also needed to add in a picture of the game that we were playing because for the game you need to convert mixed numerals into improper fractions. If you'd like to test your own skill with converting the two then play this game But remember to simplify.
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Improper Fractions,
maths,
Maths Game,
Mixed Numerals
Three Exponents Questions - Maths
Our maths session today was used to revise our knowledge of exponents and to introduce it to some students who were previously in Learning Space One. Exponents or powers is a shortened version of writing a whole equation. For example, 4 x 4 x 4 = 64 but to simplify it you can write 4 with a little three in the top right corner. I found this activity easy as it was really easy to get used to and I did it last year. I completed the question sheet relatively fast and I really enjoyed doing this work. For this activity we put a DLO together to explain how we answered three of the exponent questions. I worked with Jeremiah and Miki
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Exponents,
Jeremiah,
maths,
Miki,
Rich Tasks
Wednesday, 29 August 2018
Maths Division Problem
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maths,
Maths Game
Monday, 20 August 2018
Scale Drawing - Maths Week
Last week was maths week, and for it LS2 students were doing scale drawings. We needed to first, find an image that we liked off of the internet, after that we then needed to try and enlarge that image using a 1:2 ratio for enlargement. The next step was to colour the picture, and then frame it. Since this was my first time doing scale drawing I'm pretty happy with how mine came out. The best part of this activity was the colouring in, since I could then play around with different colours to see how each of them looked on the picture. The part that I found hard was the drawing since I'm not very good at copying one thing to another. Next time the only thing I'd like to improve on is time, since I took 2 days to get it done.
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1:2 Ratio,
LS2,
maths,
Maths Week,
Scale Drawing
Tuesday, 3 July 2018
M&M Research
Last week in our groups the task was to first research and then write down about M&Ms, one thing that we wrote about was the highlighted history of M&Ms. Along the way my group (Ofa, Avalon, Carl, Joshua W and I) learnt about what the acronym for M&M was, what happened to one of the founders, where the founders received their inspiration from and why they removed the red M&Ms for a decade. Along with adding in videos Ofa and I also made GIFs, mine being the one on the second slide and Ofa's the one on the sixth.
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Alex,
Avalon,
Carl,
Joshua W,
M&Ms,
maths,
Ofa,
Percentages,
Researching
Wednesday, 13 June 2018
Word Problems
This week for math we were given a sheet of word problems to fill out, after that we were to choose one and create a DLO explaining how we did it. For that task we were to work individually but for the next one we were able to work in pairs. To do the second task we first needed to find the amount of Liz, then Jane and so on. We needed to work it out backwards.
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Alex,
Fraidoon,
Julian,
maths,
Word problem
Friday, 8 June 2018
Reflex Activity
Last week's task was to find a pair and together, test each other's reflexes with a ruler. The way that it was to be done was one person sits down and hangs one of their arms off a table, the other person would put the ruler over the top of their hand that was hanging off. After levelling it to the top of the hand the partner would drop the ruler, the amount of centimetres that were shown above the hand that grabbed the ruler before it fell were recorded. If you missed then it counted as a zero, the lowest (Best) you could get without failing was one and the highest (Worst) was thirty. We did three tests like that, one with our eyes open, the other with our eyes closed but listening for a signal to try and grab the ruler and the last with our eyes closed but were tapped on the shoulder. Before we'd started to test however, we were supposed to write a hypothesis, my one was that I'd do best on the listening- but I was wrong. I did the best on the looking tests, since I managed to get a one. After the tests were done, we then needed to get into a group of four with another pair. Marieta and I grouped up with Sky and Jericho. The test batch that we did the best on was the second test for hearing.
Friday, 25 May 2018
Animal Speeds/Life Spans
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Bar Graphs,
Jeremiah,
maths,
Ofa,
Statistics
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