Algebra

Go to the circus

Click on Level 3 Algebra and go to the circus- square ones first.

Multiplying Fractions

Fraction tool- Learning Object

Olympics

Olympics

Area & Perimeter

Try this!

Read he link above carefully and record in your big maths book - squared pages.

Learning Goal- calculate area and perimeter of irregular shapes.

Visualising. Perimeters.Trial and improvement.Working systematically. Multiplication & division.Investigations. Area.Addition & subtraction. 
Combinations.Generalising.

Perfect numbers

Perfect numbers

28 June is a perfect day - why?

Factors and multiples chain

Factors and multiples chain

How long a chain can you make?

Area Learning Objects

Area Concept requires users to estimate and then calculate the area of rectangles and compound shapes.

Finding the area of rectangles

Finding the area of compound shapes

Area counting with Coco 

Area Tivaevae Karakara

Learn about Tivaevae karakara here

Then do the maths below!


Tivaevae Karakara

Click the link above and read the task carefully.

Pig Problem

Legs in the Barn 

One third of the animals in the barn are chickens. The rest are pigs. There are 20 legs in all. 

How many pigs are there? 

Dice decimals

Dice decimals

Click link above and do rounding decimal investigation.
Then try .he ones on the left hand side.
read carefully.

Study Ladder

Click here and choose an area you need to work on.

Number knowledge practice. choose something related to your goals- something you need to work on.

Consecutive numbers - Tahi

What are consecutive numbers?

Well I wonder how often you have noticed that there are numbers around the place that follow one after another 1, 2, 3 ... etc.? Sometimes they appear in reverse order when a countdown is happening for a launch of a rocket. But usually they happen in an order going up, like when you read through a book and notice the page numbers. These kinds of numbers are called consecutive numbers, you may have heard of the word before - it simply means that they are whole numbers that follow one after another.

This investigation uses the idea of consecutive numbers and gives us other numbers to explore.  You may very well discover things that NO ONE else has discovered or written about before, and that's GREAT!

Click here