Let's use tables to show patterns!

We are learning how to use tables to show patterns.

People	1	2	3	4	5	6
Gumboots	2	4	6	8	10	12

Cars	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
Tyres	4	8	12	16	20	24	28

Customers	1	2	3	4	5	6
Books left	27	24	21	18	15	12

Groups	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Seats left	35	40	45	50	55	60	65	70

Let's learn about Inequality, everyone!

We are learning to understand inequality in algebra.
I know this when I explain and give two examples of inequality.

Measurement is awesome!

We are learning to measure area in square metres.
I know this when I can measure the width and the length of the classroom using a metre ruler.

Wow, measuring is fun!

WALT  measure length in centimetres.
I know this when I measure 5 items using the squares in my maths book.

Do you know your even and odd numbers?

WALT understand odd and even numbers.

I know this when I explain what happens when odd and even digits are added together.

Can you work out x?

WALT understand about basic Algebra.
I know this when I can explain and work out what y or x represents.

Can you use fractions to solve this problem?

WALT understand about fraction.
I know this when I make a Google drawing about fractions.

Can you solve this equation?

 
WALT: use a variety of strategies and operations to solve problems.
I know this when I write down the working outs using different operations to answer the equations.

Do you know your compatible numbers?

WALT apply place values with two digit numbers.

I know this when I use combine two digits numbers together to make 100.

Do you know your compatible numbers?

WALT use compatible numbers.
I know this when I write strategies to make twenty and fifty.

Do you know how to work out the common factors for a set of number?

WALT find common factors.
I know this when I use my timetables to help me find pairs of multiplication facts and circle the numbers that are the same.

Do you know about ones, tens and hundreds?

WALT know the place value of whole numbers.
I know this when I write digits into words.

How excitingaths!

Area and perimeter!

1.You can work out the area by multiplying the length and the width.

2. Area is the inside of a space.

3.Perimeter is the outside and you can work it out by adding all the sides together.

WALT understand perimeter and area.

I know this when I write the definition for perimeter and area.

How well can you read Math word problems?

I went onto http://www.mathplayground.com/ and completed Facts 1 word problems to practise my Basic Facts.

WALT read word problems involving addition and subtraction facts.
I know this when I write my workings and answer the questions correctly.