Maths

(Write your name here)’s Maths learning Story
The Maths problem:  
We were trying to make a rectangle garden with a 36m perimeter when we
looked at the Te Rito garden problem.   Lepale drew shape A. Jeremiah drew
shape B and said it had a bigger area because it looked slightly bigger. Lepale wasn’t so sure.
Who is right and how can you prove it?
Tangaroa thought that this shape would make an interesting garden.  What is the perimeter
of this garden? What is the area?


The story of the Maths problem: (use your own words)
Lepale drew  shape a, Jeremiah drew shape b to see who had a bigger area
B is 8 x 10m a was 7 x 11 m.


What we were trying to find out:
To see who had the biggest area of the rectangle.


How we solved the problem:
First we decided the area is the space inside the rectangle.  We measure that in
square meter =1m x 1m

Then we drew shape b 7m x 11x = 77m2

Then we drew shape a 10m x 8m = 80m2

Next we worked out that a is bigger because 80 is bigger than 77. So a has the bigger area.


Working as a group is important:  Choose 2 to write about
I am good at making groups  because I choose different people to work with
I am getting better at maths because I'm starting to do things my self

Comments

  1. Thank you for persevering with the way we do Maths. It is about working with others to solve the problem- learning from others and also supporting others. This is called collaboration.

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