Square maths group are today making chocolate cake and will be using equipment to measure and mix their ingredients. They will be measuring in grams and kilograms and will hopefully be sharing the finished product!
We the senior students at St Josephs Catholic School in Matamata. We are a bunch of Year 4-6 students, full of fun and laughter. We love to learn and we are always full of great inquiry questions. We enjoy getting out in the afternoon sun for sports and class games.
Showing posts with label Maths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maths. Show all posts
Wednesday, 21 May 2014
Wednesday, 14 August 2013
Marvellous Maths!
Dear all,
Room 2 children have worked very hard in the last two weeks and I'm privileged to be the children's teacher. The class have been investigating 2 and 3 dimensional shapes and their features. This has allowed children to make nets, solid shapes and find diagonals. Lots of great learning talk has been discussed within each learning group and many children have recieved house points due to the quality of their work.
You rock room 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mr Wilkins
Room 2 children have worked very hard in the last two weeks and I'm privileged to be the children's teacher. The class have been investigating 2 and 3 dimensional shapes and their features. This has allowed children to make nets, solid shapes and find diagonals. Lots of great learning talk has been discussed within each learning group and many children have recieved house points due to the quality of their work.
You rock room 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mr Wilkins
Thursday, 6 June 2013
Investigating Volume
This week Room 2 have been looking at Volume.
We know volume is the amount of space that an object takes up.
Yesteday we investigated how many cubesit would take to fill a range of containers.
First the students made estimates and then worked it out.
Some were close and some not so close, but they all had fun and learnt heaps.
Check out some pics and video below!!
We know volume is the amount of space that an object takes up.
Yesteday we investigated how many cubesit would take to fill a range of containers.
First the students made estimates and then worked it out.
Some were close and some not so close, but they all had fun and learnt heaps.
Check out some pics and video below!!
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