Last week we did our fruit burst maths and investigated the number of fruit bursts in five different bags and the number of each colour. We created graphs and tables and finally looked at the probability of getting a certain colour out of the bag.
Monday, March 9, 2020
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Last week we did our fruit burst maths and investigated the number of fruit bursts in five different bags and the number of each colour. We created graphs and tables and finally looked at the probability of getting a certain colour out of the bag.
Last week we did our fruit burst maths and investigated the number of fruit bursts in five different bags and the number of each colour. We created graphs and tables and finally looked at the probability of getting a certain colour out of the bag.
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Hi There, my name is Whaea Deb. I am a Year 4 teacher at Paparore School. My class is called Te Manga and we have been paired up with your class for Tuhi Mai Tuhi Atu. I can tell that our class will learn a lot from you. We are also learning about statistics this term and your fruit burst lesson looks fantastic. I know my students would love that. Thank you for sharing your learning. I think we will be doing something similiar next week. Cheers, Whaea Deb
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ReplyDeletehi my name is Kaydee i really like how you used fruit bursts for your maths. what learning do you think you will do next?
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