Maths Circumference

This week we have been learning about circumference and the area of a circle. we have also learnt about Pi. Pi is the circumference of any circle divided by its diameter. The number Pi, denoted by the Greek letter π - pronounced 'pie', is one of the most common constants in all of maths. It is the circumference of any circle, divided by its diameter. 3.14 is the number that never repeats but never ends. Here are some of the basics that you will need to know.
Pi is written like this:(π)
Pi is always 3.14
Circumference: C
Area: A
Diameter: D
Radius: R

Maths Dream House

For Maths this week I have been designing my dream house. I chose to put a forest as the backyard because I love the outdoors and I read a lot of books that had a forest as a backyard so it became part of my house. I  almost forgot to put in a bathroom so I put it on the side. It was a tough squeeze put it still worked. I had to find out the area and perimeter of the house but I found that part to be my favorite. I am proud of what I have made and hope that I can do it again.
                                                         
Area- With the area you times the perimeter.

Fun, Freaky Patterns

This week we were working on finding patterns in Pascal's Triangle for a catch up to show the teacher what we know. I found this task pretty easy but defiantly fun. I hope that we could do something like this soon.

Math Word Problem Solving

In maths we have been leaning to use place value to solve times table word problem. We got told to make a D.L.O of the work sheet that we got on our drives. I wanted to make a screencastify so I could talk and also work at the same time.

Plave Value Solve's Addition

WALTS: learning to use plave value to solve addition

What Weve Learnt In Maths

Today we have been learning how to solve multiplication problems useing place value. 

here is a video that shows my learning.

lucky book club

This is my lucky book club decimals slid show that my teacher made. She made it for us because she wants us to learn how to count money.

Equivalent fractions

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In maths we have been learning about factions. I am figuring out how ate the most of the cake. This is one of the ways that i worked my maths out. Ronald had the most because 4/5 are more than 3/4

This is how meany peaces of cake that Donald had 3/4










This is how meany that Ronald had. My mistake. I mean 4/5

Tessallaion art

This is my work and it it is called tessellation art and I am proud of my work. (:

flip, slide and turn

this is some more of my maths work and this is my flip,slide and turn work and here it is

symmetry

this is my asymmetry work and what it tallies you that some shapes have lines of symmetry and some don't.