We investigated shapes for tents. We had to design and make a model of a tent. Many of the shapes we made were actually prisms.
Then we had to write about the mathematics within our tent. The writing should include dimensions, properties of the shapes, and relevant te reo pāngarau.
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We are learning to:
Identify classes of two- and three-dimensional shapes by their geometric properties.
Relate three-dimensional models to two- dimensional representations, and vice versa. | |
Summer
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Kia ora and welcome to our class blog. We are Year 8 students in Greymouth, New Zealand. Our teachers are Mrs Walker and Ms Kemp.
Wednesday, 15 June 2016
Prism Tents
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3-D,
angles,
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dimensions,
Karoro School,
length,
mathematics,
measure,
Measurement,
prisms,
Ruma Tahi,
shapes,
tapatoru,
tapawha,
tent,
triangle,
width
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I like the way you used the correct mathematical terms in your description Bradley. Ka pai!
ReplyDeletevery well structured Fern.your poster looks great.well done
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