Positive behavior for learning.

Maths problem.

2. Eva, Tamati, Noah and Jo are looking at these shapes.

Eva says, "Hey, the first shape is the odd one out."

Tamati says, "No, Eva, the second one’s the odd thing out!"

Noah says, "No, it’s the third one!"

Jo says, "Well you are ALL wrong! The last one is clearly

the odd thing out."

Who is right and why? It will be the first one because the
first one has no other faces.

Maths problem

1. Ravi enjoyed designing plans for a castle so much that he decided to have another go.

This time, instead of using cubes to make the

castle he has used cuboids. (Cuboids are also called rectangular

prisms).

The front view of his new castle is drawing A;

the top view is drawing B; and the side view is drawing C.

Build a castle to Ravi’s design using the cuboids.

What is the largest number of cuboids that you can use

in the construction of a castle from Ravi’s plans?B, because

it bigger then the others

What is the smallest number of cuboids that you can use in

the construction of a castle from Ravi’s plans? B and C,

because they both have 9

Can you build a symmetrical castle that is different

from any of the ones you have built so far? Yes

How many symmetrical castles can you build

to Ravi’s specifications? 2

Is it possible to design plans for a castle so that

it can only be built in one way (uniquely)?

Maths 2#

Carrie has glued some cubes together to make a large
solid cube with nine small cubes showing on a face.

She paints the large cube red.

How many of the original small cubes have:

1. three faces painted red: 8 because each corner has 4 squares.
2. two faces painted red: 4 in each corner
3. one face painted red: 2 in each corner

no faces painted red: 1 in the middle of the square.

Maths

Simon has just discovered copycats. A square is a copycat because you can put four of them together to make another square.

Simon wonders if triangles and circles are copycats. What do you think? Yes because you can put four triangles together but you can’t do it with a circle.

Smart learners are creating a positive digital footprint.

A positive digital footprint, you have to think about what you post about your self online and what it says about you. Add understanding the difference between private and public information remember financial literacy licence number , If you try to delete something that you posted it will still be there forever. The information that you leave online will be tracked down, and when you share things online and you think it is funny and you probably be in big trouble, make sure that privacy settings set. You could reveal where you live. online privacy is very important, when you are sharing things to your friend he might share it to others, you have to be kind online . not saying negative comments to others post, if you are the person who is getting really bad comments help them stop it from happening . you help yourself online and you have to be very cyber smart when you are posting things online.

Treasure map - maths problem

Today I solve a problem about a treasure map.  How the map goes there is five square going out and five squares going down and all together there are 25 squares. So the problems says that there is three trees going out east, and four granite boulders that are going down south, and we have to find the treasure. Due to the treasure map the chest is half way between the rocks.