Hmmmm... Yes I Remember!

WALT: Use our knowledge of place values, fractions and decimals to solve word problems

This week in maths we had a refresh of last term. We refreshed our mind with our knowledge of Fractions, Decimals and Place Value. When I first started the presentation I remembered many things. Such as...  finding how many tens there are in a number from the thousands. Take off the last number on the right hand side and you've got it.

Place Value

WALT: -Demonstrate use of new knowledge about place value.
          -Add and subtract decimals to 3 decimal places.



This week in maths, we learnt about place value and adding and subtracting decimals. One thing that I enjoyed was 'the number conundrum'. I did a practise round before the one that you saw. With that, I didn't go so well. I found it a bit challenging at  first but the second one, I was spot on!

Maths Teacher Lesson-Week 1

 WALT: Add and subtract decimals.

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In Maths Teacher lesson this week, I learnt the place values of a decimal. For example; 26.5837, the number 8 is in the hundredths. I know this because it is two numbers away from the point and there is two zero's in hundreds. This is how I see which of the place value is the number in.