Maths........Maths................More Maths!

Kia Ora Bloggers!

In today's post I will be sharing my learning about Maths. I will be sharing what I have learnt by teaching you.

The maths I will be teaching you is Standard Form & Ordering/Comparing Fractions (Changing Decimals, Percentages & Fraction into one another). If you didn't already know, each term we have multiple math workbooks we must complete. This is where I have got my information from.

I found both of these things pretty easy to get to grips with once I got it. I think that they are quite easy once you understand. I would say I struggled a bit, but I still understand it so, without further ado here is my presentation:

I really enjoyed making this and I put a huge amount of effort. I really like maths when I understand it, how about you?

I hope you have learnt something. If you did please tell me :)

If there is anything that I missed out or that I could've changed to be better, please tell me and I will make an effort to improve it!

I hope you enjoyed this and that you learnt something!

Thank you for reading and I'll see you next time!

Nga Mihi,

- Julia

Maths - Fractions, Decimals & Percentages...

Kia Ora Bloggers!

In today's post, I will be talking about what I have been doing for maths recently.

So, for every topic of maths, we get an online workbook where we have to work through all of our questions. We usually get 1 - 2 weeks to complete this work, and when we don't finish it... you have some real explaining to do.

So, I thought I would show you some of that work and show some of my struggles as well.

So, our workbook was converting, Decimals, Percentages and Fractions into each other.

For example:

You have - 43/50, 0.91, 7/8 & 84%.

If I wanted to change them all to percentages I would have to.....

Here is a slide where I explain that.

Here it is:




I hope you learnt something from this and I know that the workbook I did really made me learn a lot and was actually kind of difficult. I think once you get the grasps of this, it can be really fun & easy. You just have to remember how to do it.

Thank you for reading this and again, I hope you learned something.
 I'll see you next time.

Nga Mihi

- Julia

What if my life was... a Movie??? (Home Learning)

Kia Ora Bloggers,

today is my home learning blog post.

If you didn't already know,  each week, for our home learning we have to do a certain amount of minutes/progressions on this website called Math-Whizz. We also have to do different blog activities and be careful, we have to do each activity to follow everything it says. Here is the link to our site, if you click 'Other Learning Areas' and click 'Home Learning' and there, you will have the blog activities we have.

My activity is called 'Movie Time' and this is what I have to do:

Movie Time// Home Learning

To start off with, I couldn't think of a movie idea, and all the movie ideas my family would come up with were silly, or I didn't think they were good. So, I went on the actors/actresses and I asked everyone who they would want playing them.

It took a while and it was kind of difficult waiting for their answers and some of them were very funny.

Here is my movie post showing who is starring and the name etc...

I have a slide and inside the slide is the poster.

Here it is:

I hope you enjoyed this just as much as I did. I have to admit, sometimes doing these are hard because your mind just goes blank, luckily I have a good mind!

I enjoyed doing this and it was kind of funny hearing my little brother's answers. Thank you for reading and I will see you next time!

- Julia

8

Kia Ora Bloggers,

today's post will be about home learning. I have done a slide which will be later in the post.

I had to come up with the answer of 8, I had to come up with it in a creative way and then share it creatively.

So, I found this quite easy because I had been doing some worked that kind of matched up quite well, but I think I can improve by giving myself more time to do this and maybe using something like biteable.

 Here is the slide:

Thank you for reading I hope you enjoyed and liked my answer. See you next time.
- Julia

Let me lay down the rules...

Kia Ora Bloggers,

in today's post, I will be sharing you the rules of divisibility.

Before I get in with it, I would like to say that there were some challenges, and some things that were easy. In one activity, I had to find a number that's divisible by a number with a remainder of another using my knowledge I had collected earlier on. 

On the other hand, somethings were easy peasy lemon squeezy, because we had already done work like that. On some slides our teacher even made a mistake (It's okay, we're only human).

Here is my educational slide:

Did you learn anything? I sure did!

Overall, if you remember these divisibility rules, you will excel in this subject.

I'd say my next steps are to continue getting better and work on things that are harder, but to always go back to the basics to remind myself.

Thank you for reading, I hope you learned something (did you?) & again, thanks for reading.

- Julia

Zones

Here is just a short Slide Show about zones:

Maths - Fractions of Amounts

LO: Learning Fractions of Amounts, how to solve the problems.

This week my maths group has been learning Fractions of amounts, this skill is still new to me so if I do something wrong, I am sorry. Today for maths we were told to create a DLO (digital learning object) about what we learnt. Now I am going to be showing you how to work a problem.

Here it is:




I hope that you enjoyed watching/reading what I was learning about. Please say if I did anything wrong or what I could change in the way that I present this.

About Me

In class this week we were set a task to create an about me slide and post it onto our blog. Here is my about me post. Please comment on what I could improve on. I hope you enjoy it!