Showing posts with label Thinkboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thinkboard. Show all posts

Monday, 13 March 2017

Thinkboard - Week 7

WALT: Solve fraction, decimals and percentage word problems.


This is a little warm up activity for this week's presentation in maths. I found this really helpful because now I am ready to start this week off with maths. 

Friday, 2 December 2016

Thinkboard - Week 4

WALT: Use B.E.D.M.A.S more often.

 In Week 4, we learnt about B.E.D.M.A.S in maths. For my think-board, I used B.E.D.M.A.S to solve the question. I learnt what B.E.D.M.A.S is and what the letters stand for.
B- Brackets, solve whats in the brackets first.
E- Exponents, solve any exponents.
D- Division, if there is any division in the question, answer it.
M- Multiplication, solve any multiplication problems.
A- Addition, add any numbers that need to be added. 
S- Subtraction, Subtract any numbers that need to be subtracted. 
That is what I learnt in week 4.

Tuesday, 20 September 2016

Thinkboard - Week 9

WALT: Add decimals.


This week our think-board was based around adding decimals. I used the strategy of partitioning. Underneath this text is one example of this strategy being use. 
As you can see, I keep the first number the same and spilt the second number. I find this much more easy for subtracting and adding decimals.



Monday, 5 September 2016

Thinkboard - Week 7

WALT: Add decimals.



This week our think-board is about adding decimals. Every time I use partitioning for decimals, I am always reminded of my important rule. Never spilt up the first number when using partitioning. I find it much easier when I use that rule. It helps me a lot so I use a lot. I use that rule to solve the 10 other similar questions. 

Thursday, 1 September 2016

Thinkboard - Week 6

WALT: Add and subtract decimals.




This week we were given this think-board. The whole think-board is based around subtracting decimals. What I learnt is that when using partitioning for subtracting decimals, never spilt up the first number. I learnt never spilt up the first number but spilt up the second. For example: 2.534 - 1.112=?
2.534 - 1= 1.543
1.543 - 0.1=1.443
1.443 - 0.01=1.433
1.433 - 0.002=1.431
So the answer would be 1.431. Please comment to see what I did with the subtracting and partition.