We have spent the last couple of weeks discussing what we measure and putting into practice.
Today we selected a non-standard unit to measure different objects.
We recorded our measurements and will look at our results next week!
Thursday, 18 May 2017
Measuring objects around the classroom
Thursdays are an opportunity for Scott and Wanwan's maths groups to put maths into a real world context.
We have spent the last couple of weeks discussing what we measure and putting into practice.
Today we selected a non-standard unit to measure different objects.
We recorded our measurements and will look at our results next week!
We have spent the last couple of weeks discussing what we measure and putting into practice.
Today we selected a non-standard unit to measure different objects.
We recorded our measurements and will look at our results next week!
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