Kia ora e te whanau sorry I have not been posting for a while But here is a blog post about my new what's my number.
Thursday, 16 April 2020
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Kia ora Jazaky, awesome mahi - I love that you are with us now :)
ReplyDeleteTake another look at slide 4 and 6 ... When you are using the abacus one ring means "one" so if your number is 10, how many tens and how many ones are there?
For slide number 6, use some cups (as I know you have those!) and see how many ways you can make 10 e.g. 5+5= 10
Ngā mihi, kia kaha!
Kia ora Jazaky. I love expanded numerals and place value, eg. if my number is 26, this is how it would be in expanded form: 20 + 6. It's place value would be: 2 tens and 6 ones. Hope this helps.
ReplyDeleteMr R
Thanks for sharing your mahi Jazaky. I will put up an example of the slide deck on the home learning page on our classroom website. This way you can take a look if you get stuck. I would love to see you having another go at this activity tomorrow and choosing a different number. Excellent to see you online.
ReplyDeleteHello Jazaky.
ReplyDeleteYou've made a great start to your slide.Just have another look at what the slide is asking you to do.
For example...If your number is 10,what would 10 less be?.
Have a great week and I hope to see you soon.