Maths - Graphs

Today for maths we had to collate our results from our questionnaires into a slide to show what we had discovered, here is my slideshow.

Weekly Revision T2 W1 / Numeracy Review

MATHS

I did a Stop Motion on how to calculate area. Here it is:

TOPIC

We have started a new topic this term. This topic is about Vincent Van Gogh. Vincent Van Gogh is a very famous artist, he painted the famous piece. Starry Night:

READING

For reading this term we have a journal to read. This journal has about 6 stories and we have questions to answer the stories that we have read. I have completed two stories over the space of two days.

THE END

Reflection

This week for literacy our class have started a new topic. It is ANZAC. I have been working on multiple tasks. The one task I have been working on this week is Animals At War. This is about the animals that went to WW1. Turns out a lot of the planes had mascots, such as a cat, a fox, a bear and a monkey. We had to work on certain questions like how many horses went to war? Why they went to war, what did they do? etc. I haven't exactly finished this presentation but I will post it up on my blog ASAP. 

This Week for maths my group have been working on percentages and how to work out the circumference of a circle. Let me show you.

To work out the circumference of a circle you have to multiply the diameter by the first two decimal points of pi:

 

which is 3.14 so just say the diameter of the circle is 2cm soooo we have to times 2 by 3.14 which in maths form looks like this 2 x 3.14 and the answer to that is 6.28 so the circumference of the circle is 6.28 and it is also the answer to the question.

This term for art we have been working on multiple things. We have had two things of art to choose from. we could either draw a bunch of lines on a piece of paper and colour in each segment of the lines a different colour which blended with another colour or do a silhouette of a person with something coming out of something. I did a boy lying on his front reading a book. and coming out of the tip of the book was a library it looks like this. 

That is my weekly revision soooo...... bbfn

Weekly Reflectionnn

Hello humans

Today my teacher told me to do a reflection of this week so i guess i am going to arent i!

This Weeeeeek we have been focused on writing a great paragraph here is my writing:

H.T.B.A.S

(how to be a superhero)

Hi I’m MIND MAN and I going to teach you how to be a superhero!

As you know there are three main aspects of how to be a superhero, Your backstory, costume, and name.

A Backstory explains how you got your powers, what your powers are, and where you're from.

Did you see someone you loved brutally killed? or Did you grow up with the ability to fly on the planet Zanier? Whatever happened your backstory is one of your most important superhero traits.

I’m

MIND MAN

What planet are you from? There are approximately 3 bazillion life giving planets (1 with a trillion zeroes on the end) in the universe. Whatever one you come from is either the truth or lie. You obviously can't come from a star like X-32 (the sun) unless your a minizard (which surprisingly are not that “mini”) or a meteor which is pretty obvious or a Frozen wasteland because you’ll…..well….freeze.

What powers do you have? My Powers -as you know- are telekinesis (move stuff with my mind), teleportation, and the elements (fire, water, earth, air). you could have electricity, or super knitting, super strength (what my father had), super speed (what my mother had), dark magic (what THE LEADER had) and many more. You also might not have a physical power you could have a mental power like super brains, super memory, or invisibility which are also very cool, or not have any powers at all just be really really really good at fighting like a person you people call Batman? Or Ironman? Or Black WIdow? Or my good friend Captain America!

What was your role? My role on my planet was prince, but were you a, slave, child, terrorist trying to do some good. Or where you just a normal person until something supernatural made you WANT TO RIP OFF THE HEADS OF THE PEOPLE THAT KILLED YOUR FAMILY!!!1! *sobbing angrily* sorry for that spaz… let's move on.

Your costume explains what your powers are. If you were called THE BONE CRUSHER and where big and bulky and very very very VERY strong. You wouldn't go into battle wearing a bright, hot pink, tutu. Would you?

Your superhero costume has to have colours relating to your powers. For instance, if you where BUG MAN you would wear green and your hat would presumably have antennae and ..maybe… you’d have dragonfly wings. Or if you were called ELECTRONIC MAN, you would wear yellow or green or blue the stereotypical colours of things things. Or DARK MASTER you would wear BLACK and have a BLACK cape and have BLACK gloves and you would wear all BLACK. Or Toastman? Would wear light brown or black if he's burnt….or like pink for the jam or something like that.

Your Superhero name implies what your powers are and who you are. If you die in battle, would you like to be remembered as The Ugly Pig?

Your Superhero name, like your costume, implies what your powers are. It is going to be one of the most important tidbits about your persona. Imagine your name in lights. Does "Gregarious Greg" really have the ring to it you want (you can do better than that!)? Is "Looks Good in Yellow Girl" doing yourself justice? Or is The Ugly Pig really good for your popularity. Your name is what you’ll be remembered for so whatever you want to be known for is you choice

I hope this talk has been very informative about

HOW TO BE A SUPERHERO

This week for maths i have been focusing on eliminatijngkjbgkljbrvliuvgb;iuksv it is very good for your brain to work on everyday...for the rest if your ssad life

That is my reflection i hope you like it!!!!!!! #tootiredtowrite

Armenian Rug Problem

All these Armenian Rug Puzzles have three things in common. the hidden rugs are rectangular.

• they must be placed orthogonally (not diagonally.)
• a corner of a rug cannot lie on the edge of another rug.
• the clues are pegs. When the puzzles are complete, these pegs will lie on the perimeter of exactly one rug.

Reflection of Maths

For maths this week I looked at Rounding decimals.

Adding and subtracting decimals is quite easy once you learn how to do it. 

For Example:

3.d.p

33.456375 rounded to the third decimal place. What you have to do is...

*scientist voice* when you round it to the third decimal place you check the number before it to see if it is over or under five and in this case the number before it is 3 so it is under five so the rounded number is

33.456 BUT if it was over five the last number would be one number up like this 33.457.

Thx for looking at my post!!

Area and perimeter challenge

Rectangle Area and Perimeter

WALT: use co-ordinates to find position

Halloween co-ordinates

WALT: use co-ordinates to find position

Remember to go across then up and co-ordinates always have brackets and a comma.

1. Record the co-ordinates for the halloween items.

Pumpkin (6 , 8)

Witch ( 8,2 )

Flying witch ( 2,3 )

Spider's web ( 1,9)

Ghost ( 9,7 )

2. Add pictures of these on the grid at the correct co-ordinates. You can google an image of these.

Witches hat (5,6)

Broomstick (10, 2)

Black cat (3, 8)

Bat (3, 4)

Couldron (5, 10)

3. Add 2 pictures on the grid. List them below with their co-ordinates.

Red Panda (8, 4)

Centaur (5, 2)

Roman Archaeological Dig

The island has many Roman remains hidden on it.

WALT: use coordinates to find position

1. Write the coordinates of the following objects

( 4, 6 )

( 9, 4 )

( 6, 1 )

( 4, 3 )

( 5, 5 )

2. Put a ‘’ for each Roman coin found at the following coordinates:  

(4,2)  (10,3)  (3,6)   (7,5)  (6,6)

Basic Facts Graph

Use Multiplication using Place Value.

WALT: Compensation to tidy numbers

Order Fractions and Decimals