Cabbage tree facts

 Hello, this week for reading me and my reading group looked at native plants and we had to make a google drawing of one of the native plants in New Zealand and make a google drawing with facts about a native plant in New Zealand. The plant that we made a google drawing of was called a cabbage tree. This is what I made about the cabbage tree. I hope you enjoy reading it.

Question: did you learn something from my blog post?

if you did comment it on my blog.

Thank you for reading my blog post about the cabbage tree, I hope you enjoyed learning some new facts or just reading my blog, I hope you have a wonderful             afternoon, morning, night.

Maths Board

 Hello and welcome to my blog post. What I had to do is pick what maths question we wanted to use from a doc that the teachers made and then make a word problem out of it, solve it numerically, give a visual solution and solve it in another way and I chose 9 x 8. This is what I made, I hope you enjoy reading it! It is called a maths board.

Question: If Jake had 72 lollipops and he wanted to split all his lollipops between 9 of his friends how many lollipops would Jake´s friends get each?

(Work this word problem out in a book or on a piece of paper or just in your head and reply the answer.)

I hope you enjoyed reading my blog post, thank you and have a good day or night.

Marvelous Maths

 Hello and welcome this week for maths my goal was to use a broad range of strategies to solve multiplication and division problems with whole numbers. What we had to do for our create was we had to make a google drawing filled with examples of how to solve multiplication and division, and this is what I made for my maths Create.

Thank you for Reading my blog post for my maths create this week I hope that you enjoyed reading my blog, Thank you.

Question: Have you done this before? 

if you have please let me know I would love to know how this went for you. 

Thank you for reading my blog post for my maths thins week I hope you enjoyed reading it, Thank you.

Question: Have you used this strategy before?

If you have I would love to hear how you went with this strategy. 

use a broad range of

strategies to solve multiplication and division problems with whole numbers