DIMC

 

Task Disruption: So in this Maths slideshow it is based on Developing Mathematical Inquiry Communities ( DIMC ) Independent Tasks Subtraction. This work task is about how to subtract decimals from decimals and fractions from fractions.

Two Way Probability table

 

Task description: We are learning to two way probability table 

like how many year 7 or 8 want to play for this or how many boy chose this or that.

Introduction

 

Task Description: We are learning how to structure

 a introduction and a conclusion.

Area & Volume

 

Task description: 

The area refers to the region that is covered by the object. The volume refers to the quantity or capacity of the object. Area is split into two-dimensional object where as volume is a three-dimensional object. The volume is measured in cubic units and area is measured in square units.   

DMIC PROBLEM

 

 

Tuvalu Math

 

Task description: Talofa and hi we are doing a half based tuvalu and math like the Tuvalu Titi, as we go on the next slides are graph of deaths and birth.

Fast Fact

 

Transformation Geometry

 

Task Description: Hi and today we are learning about Translation, Reflection and Rotation witch in fact is to do with geometry; All the things that we learning and get to learn are from the how to work it out witch there are videos to help us out.

Geometry Challenge

 

Task description: Hi and today we are doing geometry and it telling us to sort the shapes but based on there sides witch count as numbers.

We are looking at the 3 dimension and what we know about it, we have rotated and tessellated shapes to cover the page.

We rotate shapes clockwise and anti clockwise in witch of course in degrees

Admirable Algebra 2

 

Task Description: Hi and today the work is Algebra to identify the rule for a pattern and so are we finding unknown values

Math Revision

Task Description: Hi and today we are learning about maths revision,  but first we start with a warm up, moving in to orders from smallest to largest. We next put numbers into the right place value column and moving on to underline the number bigger. We then write numbers in expanded forms. we wrote numbers in compact forms and to identify number pattern. we are looking at the number describing each pattern. On the last four slides we are identifying colour patterns and growing pattern and repeating

Warm up

 

Task Desruption: Hi and today we are doing warm up treasure hunt. Today we are looking for the correct coordinates. 

Kei hea a Amo?

 

Algebra F/up

 

Task desruption: Hi and today we are learning to 

us symblosinstead of numbers and finding the 

value of the unkown.

Amazing Algebra.

 

Task desrupsion: Hi and on this task we are createing our own pattern and we are finding unkown values and trying to identify the rule for a pattern

PRECIOUS MCKENZIE

 

Task desrupsion: Hi and today we are in inqury. We are learning all about PRECIOUS MCKENZIE and how well he has represent fhm,tcrxt4svz

Intro 2 Algebra.

 

Task desrupsion: Hi and today we are learning about intros to Algebra. We are learning to us symbols instead of numbers, we are trying some harder problems and finding the value of the unkown number.

Emma twigg.

 

Task desrupsion: Today we are learning about Emma twigg that won us three gold medal in the snigle womens scull for rowing. Emma twigg first time competeing in the olimpics was in 2003.

Dmic problems

 

Task disruption: Today we are learning algebra and in the slide deck we are trying to crack the code and we did. We had to add up all the letter have numbers that we have to figuer out.

WORDS HAVE POWER, Persuasive Writing.

 

• Do dogs or cats make better pets

I would choose a dog because if someone was trying to rob me my dog would chase him away or tackle him to the floor so I can call the cops. But if I had a cat the cat would run away and I would have to defend myself against the robber. If I got to choose my dog it would be two Rottweiler they are great family members they are not aggressive when playing with them and they are like super bodyguards. They can tell the difference between a family member and stranger.

 Did you know that Rottweiler almost became extinct, Rottweilers are named after the town Rottweil. What is special about Rottweilers? The ideal Rottweiler is calm, confident, and courageous, never shy. He has a self-assured aloofness and doesn't make friends with people immediately or indiscriminately. Instead, he takes a wait-and-see attitude with new people or situations. With his family, he's affectionate, often following them around the house.