Measurement and Fractions-By Rhys Landon-Lane

Problem solving 2

Problem solving 1

Math

Today my math group and I had to work out a math problem which was "Malakai's mother is making ta'ovala for all the boys in the Tongan group at school. Each boy needs 1 1/2 metres of mat and she has 30 metres. How many ta'ovala does she make?"  My group and I used this strategy to get the answer. First we wrote 1 1/2+1 1/2=3m 10 times, then we times 3m x 10=30 metres.

Fractions, percentage and decimal convert

Convert 0.875 to a percent- 0.8751 × 100100 = 87.5100=87.5%

Convert the decimal 3.025 to a percentage.3.0251 × 100100 = 302.5100=302.5%

Convert 3.5% to a decimal- 3.5 becomes 03.5. Now, you can move decimal point:
03. 5 becomes . 035 or 0.035.

Convert 18.75% to a decimal-18.75 / 100 = 0.1875

Convert ⅗ to a decimal-35=3×25×2=610=0.6.

Convert 11/20 to a decimal- 11/20 = 0.55 

Convert the decimal 0.125 to a fraction-125% = 125/100. That can be
reduced to 5/4. To convert to a decimal, you can do long division, dividing 5
into 4.Or,
you can realize 5/4 = 1 and ¼.

Express ⅝ as a percent- 0.625 = 62.5%

Express 17/25  as a percent- 17/25 in percent = 17 ÷ 25 ×
100% =0.68 ×
100% = 68%

Express 5% as a fraction-1/20

Express 32% as a fraction-8/25

Figure me out

Basic facts

Today I was doing my time tables. I got most of my answers right but just one wrong. I will need to keep on practicing  my time tables to get better and get the answer more faster.

Basic facts maths prototec

I have gone backwards because I was a bit confused and because I still need to learn by divisions. I will need to practice maths at home and practice my division to get a better result.

Maths games fractions T3W6

I was playing a game of matching improper fractions with mixed numbers and pictures.  I had match the ½ with the words and the other one with the picture that showed. This game was easy for me  because I had played this game before on the mat. It was also confusing because there were to much noise around us and it was also a bit different.Next , I would like to learn to do even more harder fractions.

Baked Beans.

Today room 8 baked, baked beans before lunch time we really enjoyed eating it and making it. If you baked, baked beans at home the cost would be 60c each.

Using an or a.

Using An or A

Grammar.

1.I have an apple.

2.My mum bought a pair of shoes.

3.Our neighbours has an parrot as a pet.

4.An egg for breakfast is popular.

T2W6 Basic Facts.

This week I have improved in my prototec basic facts on stage 6. I have improved because I practice my addition to 20 and my 1000. I will ask my older brother to help me learn my subtraction to 20 and also my x ÷ 2 3 5 and 10. By next week I would like to move up to stage 7 and by the end of the term I would like to go up to stage 8.

Basic facts T2W5.

I have improved in my basic facts prototec on stage 6.
By next week I would like to move up to stage 7.

Using decimals everyday.

When do we use decimals in the real world?

scale to weigh.

Judge events.

Money cost.

Gas/fuel.

Swimming stopwatch.

Addition decimals.

Calculator decimals.

Olympic time.

Reflections Maths T2W3.

Maths Strategy.