Here are your challenges for today:
Junior Problem:
Joseph makes a train from a green rod, a yellow rod and a
black rod. Nate makes his train from a green rod, a black
rod and a blue rod? Who has the longest
train? (You will need to use Cuisenaire
rods to help you with this problem)
Senior Problem:
Mr Dawson is organising the Year 7&8 ki-o-rahi
tournament. Mr Dawson has 156 cones, and each game requires twelve cones. How many ki-o-rahi games can Mr Dawson run at
the same time?
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Students: Write your answer in the comment section with your name and class.
Teachers: If you have any photos of student thinking please email to Miss Breen
Come back tomorrow for new challenges!
Here is a photo of some student thinking/strategies from room 9 today:
Thinking from room 7 today:
Tina's thinking from room 8:
Here is a photo of some student thinking/strategies from room 9 today:
Thinking from room 7 today:
Tina's thinking from room 8:
R17 had a go at the senior problem!!!
ReplyDeleteMeliana and Jahvarn worked out that 12 x 10 = 120 and 3 x 12 = 36 so together that makes 13 games of Ki o rahi!!!
we think R17 are cool because we are year 4 and we can do year 7/8 maths !!
I agree Rm 17 you are cool! well done on using your multiplication and place value knowledge to solve the problem! Keep up the great work
DeleteAwesome work R17
ReplyDeleteyou guys are good at maths gee great I mean it its just like you know great
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