Week 7 Maths
Whaea Emma’s Maths:
Monday:
Have a go at skip counting in fractions on a number line on Seesaw!
Tuesday: Fractions in our Everyday Life
1. Levi plays for a cricket team for Saturday sports. His team scored 20 points during the game. If Levi scored half of these points, how many points did he score?
2. Cooper got a new book out from the library. If there are 80 pages in total and he reads 1/4 of the book in a day, how many pages has he read so far?
3. In the weekend, Annabelle and Coen decide to bake cookies. They bake 12 cookies in total, and decide to each take home half of the cookies. How many cookies do they each get?
4. Daisy decides to bake her dog, Dougie, some pupcakes while she is in lockdown. She makes 15 pupcakes and chooses to put a dog treat on 1/3 of them. How many pupcakes does she put a treat on the top of?
5a. One week at school, Hana earns 24 ‘Super C’s’. If 1/4 of these are Super-Super C’s, how many Super-Super C’s has she earnt?
5b. How many normal Super C’s does she have?
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Tuesday - fraction addition sums with common denominatorIf you head to Seesaw there is a sheet of common denominator sums for you to have a go at solving. If you are still unsure on addition of sums with common denominators, have another look at Whaea Emma's explanation below.
Whaea Holly’s Maths
Head onto Seesaw for a creative Maths challenge!
Monday:
Matua Craig's Maths for Week 2 of lockdown
This week for maths, you will see in Maths Buddy there are new tasks labelled lockdown 2.0. Ka pai to those who completed the week 1 tasks! Have a look at the number of people who were active. This is a great result, so well done to those who took part!! :)
Whaea Leanne's Maths groups
Kia ora my mathematicians! Below is a plan for maths for this week. We are continuing with fractions so be courageous and give it a go! if you have a look at Whaea Emma's maths below, there is a youtube clip explaining adding and subtracting fractions. Some of you may remember doing these before we went into lockdown - don't worry not as you will eventually remember them all! Remember to upload your results in one quality daily post.
Monday
Friday
When you have completed these tasks, continue with prodigy or prototec for your basic facts practice. When you have completed each stage, upload to seesaw your certificate of achievement in your one quality daily post. You may need to be creative in this post!
Whaea Emma’s Maths Weekly Overview!
Kia ora Whaea Emma’s Mathematicians! Here is our plan for maths this week. We are continuing to explore fractions, and Whaea Sue has set out some great basic facts challenges for you too! Be courageous and try your best, and let’s focus on uploading your efforts in your one quaility daily post!
Monday 30th August
Watch the video below, before heading over to Seesaw to have a go at adding fractions yourself!
Tuesday 31st August: Basic Facts with Whaea Sue
Click here to be taken to Whaea Sue’s Basic Facts challenges!
Wednesday 1st September
Fraction Word Problems
Let’s challenge our brains with some real world word problems! Don't forget to write out your working for these questions and share them in your Seesaw post.
1a. On Monday, I read ⅜ of my chapter book. On Tuesday, I read ⅛ of my chapter book, and today I have read another ⅜ of my chapter book. How many eighths of my book have I read so far?
1b. How many eighths of my book have I got left to read?
2. Each day Scout and I go for a walk. On the first day, we walked ⅕ of a kilometre. On the second day, we walked ⅖ of a kilometre. What fraction have we walked altogether over these two days?
3. Whaea Leanne wants to make her Rice Bubble slice during lockdown. She wants to make enough slice for everyone in Tōtara, so she decides to double her recipe. Write out the new measurements of each ingredient she will need if she wants to double them (e.g. ¹/₃ cup of butter + ¹/₃ cup of butter = ²/₃ cup of butter).
Here is her recipe:
- ¹/₃ cup of butter
- ¹/₃ cup of sugar
- 1 ½ Tablespoons of golden syrup
- 3 cups of rice bubbles
- ¾ cup of white chocolate melts
4. Write your own fractions word problem to share with us on Seesaw. Can someone in your whānau solve your problem?
Thursday 2nd September
Problem solving with Whaea Sue
Friday 3rd September
Now that you have mastered adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominator, you are going to make a video creatively teaching someone else how to do this! You might want to make a screen recording, use objects in your video or use a piece of paper to help explain your ideas. Clips and iMovie are also great tools if you gave access to these.
Your video must include:
- An explanation of what is the numerator and the denominator in a fraction
- An explanation and demonstration of how to add ‘like’ fractions
- An explanation and demonstration of how to subtract ‘like’ fractions
We look forward to seeing your creative presentations on Seesaw!
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Whaea Holly's Maths Weekly Overview!
Here is an overview of our Maths challenges this week! We are focusing on Division, Fractions and our Basic Facts. Do your best and please remember to upload your efforts to Seesaw in your one daily post!
Monday 30th August
Head onto Seesaw to find this activity!
Tuesday 31st August
Head onto Seesaw to find this activity. You may want to do this on paper or find a creative way to display your equations digitally, it's up to you!
Wednesday 1st September
Thursday 2nd September
Head onto Seesaw to find this activity. We have some word problems to get our minds thinking!
Friday 3rd September
Go to Prototec to challenge your Basic Facts. Try one at Stage 5, 6 and 7. Once you have completed a stage, challenge someone in your bubble to beat your score or time! Who will be the Basic Facts Champion in your Bubble?!
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Thursday - Friday Matai Maths
Maths Buddy is now being used by quite a few of you which is great! I have gone back to setting tasks in Maths Buddy. They are all the gaps we have missed or need to go back to in class. Fractions and decimals. There are a lot of tasks there, so simply do what you can. I am not expecting you to do them all as they range from Year 5- to Year 8 extension. Good luck and I will be able to see your progress and achievement from the teacher view.
Wednesday - Friday Tōtara Whole Class:
Whaea Leanne's maths
You are all to complete Whaea Holly’s Maths Challenge above over the next few days. In addition are you able to answer the questions below? Challenge yourself - you will be amazed at how much you know!
In my lock down family, I have 1 Dad, 1 Mum, 3 girls, 2 cats and 1 dog. A total of 8 mouths to feed. What is the fraction of my dog to feed? What is the fraction of the 3 girls? What fraction are the cats and dog together?
What is your lockdown fraction family? How many in total? How many mouths to feed in your family? What is your pet fraction?
If Whaea Holly had 3 apples, Whaea Emma had 3 bananas and Whaea Leanne had 3 oranges, how many fruit in total? What fraction of the fruit were apples? What fraction of the fruit were bananas and oranges added together? What fraction of the fruit were not bananas? What fraction of the fruit were kiwifruit?
Whaea Emma Maths, Wednesday - Friday
You are all to complete Whaea Holly’s Maths Challenge above over the next few days. In addition to this,
Thursday: Complete a Stage 5 or 6 challenge on Prototec and screenshot your result to upload to Seesaw.
Friday: Think Fast! Time yourself completing the basic facts below. Take a photo of your work and post it to Seesaw for us to see your fantastic effort. Good luck!
1. 5 x 7 = 6. 9 x 5 =
2. 11 x 4 = 7. 5 x 11 =
3. 4 x 5 = 8. 10 x 11 =
4. 2 x 11 = 9. 8 x 5 =
5. 5 x 5 = 10. 11 x 4 =
Whaea Leanne's maths group - Monday 23 and Tuesday 24 August 2021.
Kia ora my mathematicians! Welcome to your maths online home learning for Monday and Tuesday. Remember to upload your work onto seesaw so that we can see how fantastic you all are!
Monday
1. 100 x 2 = 2. 1191 x 1 = 3. 20 ➗ 2 =
4. half of 20 = 5. ⅓ of 9 = 6. 5 x 10 =
7. 2 x 11 = 8. 3 x 11 = 9. 451 + 5 =
10. 45 - 10 = 11. 25 - 5 = 12. 9876 x 0 =
13. 19 - 5 = 14. double 10 = 15. half of 18 =
16. 10 x 10 = 17. ½ of 20 = 18. 2 lots of 10 =
19. ½ + ½ = 20. what fraction of the box is coloured red? Can you find something in your bedroom that is this shape?
Tuesday
1. 11 x 2 = 2. 10 x 5 = 3. half of 12 =
4. double 5 = 5. ½ of 10 = 6. 4 x 5 =
7. ¼ of 8 = 8. 5 x 5 = 9. 175 - 10 =
10. 39 + 10 = 11. 35 - 5 = 12. 9876 x 0 =
13. 11 - 5 = 14. double 9 = 15. half of 16 =
16. 101 x 1 = 17. ½ of 10 = 18. 2 lots of 0 =
19. 10 ➗ 2 = 20. what fraction of the box is coloured red? Can you find something in your kitchen that is this shape?
Whaea Emma’s Maths Group, Monday 23rd and Tuesday 24th August
Kia ora mathematicians, below are your maths activities for Monday and Tuesday. Don’t forget to upload your word to Seesaw so we can see the fantastic mahi you are doing at home!
Monday 23rd August:
Maths Week - Maths Millionaire https://www.mathsweek.co.nz/maths-millionaire-2021/maths-millionaire-2021-years-3-5/mm3-5-monday?view=quiz
Click on the above link to complete Monday’s Maths Millionaire challenge from Maths Week. Screen shot your final result and upload it to Seesaw to show us how you went. Read the questions and all of the possible answers carefully before choosing your final answer!
Tuesday 24th August:
Fractions Around the House
You might not realise it yet, but fractions are everywhere! Your challenge is to find as many different fractions around your home, and take photos of them to upload to Seesaw. Here are just some of the examples I found when I went exploring around my home!
Can you find something that shows:
ロ Halves ロ Thirds ロ Quarters ロ Fifths ロ Eighths
You may need to get creative and make some of these using items such as beads, lollies, stickers or anything that you can divide into equal groups!
Whaea Holly's Maths Group:
Kia ora team, here are some Maths problems for Monday and Tuesday! Once you have completed them upload your workings to Seesaw. Perhaps, you could even teach your whānau how to solve these equations!
Matai Maths Thursday 19th and Friday 20th
FOR ALL ACTIVITIES, DO WHAT YOU CAN, WHEN YOU CAN.
Activity #1- Based on our basic facts tests in class, create your self 20 flash cards based on multiplication and division. Test yourself and see how quickly you can get through them. Film yourself racing through them and upload to Seesaw.
Activity #2- Around your home, there are angles everywhere. Most angles are right angles, but if you look closely you will find acute and obtuse angles in many places (remember the rules ;) take photos of 5 angles around your house. If you have the ability to mark up on an iPad or iPhone, label where the angle is and what the deg is.
Activity #3- Maths Buddy. Select 2 lessons to complete that are based around the Year 7 & 8 level. Higher or lower if applicable. Anything number based is appropriate. The Maths Buddy account details have been sent to parents.
Tōtara Maths: Thursday 19th and Friday 20th August
Design a treasure map!
Using your knowledge of North, South, East and West, you are to design a treasure map of your house starting at your front door.
How many steps in each direction would somebody need to take in your house to find a hidden treasure?
What room will the treasure be in, and what is the special treasure?
Thursday 18th August:
- Decide what your treasure will be, and where you will hide it in your home.
- Draw a map of your house and the route that someone would need to walk to find the treasure. (Don’t forget to add colour to your map, and make it as tidy as possible!)
Friday 19th August:
- Write down the specific instructions that someone would need to walk. For example, “From the front door, walk 10 steps north, and then 4 steps east”.
- Test out your instructions as you go to make sure they are accurate
- Test out your map on a whānau member - Did they find the hidden treasure? Why/Why not?
Extension:
- Make your map difficult! Will you make the person loop back, or go in circles? You could even add some obstacles that the person has to overcome in order to find their treasure.
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