Gardening Math

Team up with a couple of classmates and work your way through the following problem. Be sure to the strategies and thinking that you used.

Blues skills and drills

Some of our class members made the news when they jumped at the opportunity to spend the day with the Blues, Super 15 Rugby squad.  Teaming up with the "Big Fellas" they worked through some skills and drills having lots of fun along the way.

Books, Books, Books!

Team up with a buddy and share your thinking and strategies as you attempt to solve this problem.

Parking Problems!

This is a quote from a story that ran recently in the Howick and Pakuranga Times newspaper. 

 It was a shock when in January a $150 fine turned up in the mail for stopping for 46 seconds in a mobility space.

“It’s ridiculous. It’s the most expensive 46 seconds I can imagine,” Jessie says. 

At this rate, how much did it cost for every second she was parked in this mobility space?

At this same rate, how much would it have cost her to listen to your favourite song while parked in this forbidden space?

To see the entire story, follow the link below.

Fine in blink of eye

Still Learning Measurements

This is a short video that shows some of the things that I am still learning about measurements. If you have any helpful advice, I would love to hear it. Thanks for your help!

Paper and Pencil Addition - Jay'Lee

This is a video of me explaining how to do paper and pencil addition. I hope this helps you if you are having difficulty with adding.

I'm Great at Decimals and Place Value!

I am great at working with decimals and place value! If you are having some problems with this, just flick me an email and I'd be happy to help you out.

I'm Still Learning

This is a short video that shows one of the things that I am still learning in Maths. Measurement and conversions from one unit to another. Feel free to leave me some helpful hints.

Saving $$$

Team up with one other student and share your thinking as you work towards solving this problem.

How Many Guests Are There All Together?

Team up with a friend or two and solve the following problem.  Remember to explain your thinking and describe the strategies that you used.