We went outside with some chalk and a protractor. We were challenged to try and make a regular hexagon. We knew that because it was regular, it would have six equal angles and six equal length sides. Here are our results...
Kia ora team, Thanks for sharing your learning. Great to see you working your way through the problem in the photos. It looks like great team work happening as you collaborated on your problem. Did you share your ideas with others along the way? How did the magical breakthrough happen? Tania
Hi Tania. Thanks for your comment. The kids did lots of sharing amongst each other as we progressed towards our goal. The breakthrough came when someone wrote 360 degrees, and some one else noted that a square has 4 90 degree angles.
Kia ora Talofa lava Malo le lei My name is Isaac and i am 12 years old i like how you guys are using Protractors For making the octagon's they look really nice.
Bonjour Madame(s) and Mishour(s) of Pap-west 14. My name is Annabelle, I am a Yr 8 Student at St. Bernadettes school. I enjoyed viewing the images of your class drawing Hexagons on the concrete with a protractor, it must have been nice drawing on the concrete with chalk (my class doesn't draw with chalk anymore). Next time, could you possibly add a video with one of the students/groups explaining about a hexagon and their measurements/etc? Thanks, also I don't entirely speak french, just a learner.
Hello Guys I'm Moni, I enjoyed viewing the images of your class drawing Hexagons on the concrete with a protractor, it must have been nice drawing on the concrete with chalk.Next time, could you possibly add a video with one of the students or a group explaining about a hexagon and their measurements.
Hi my name is Manbeer and I really like you blog post because it has a lot of picture and the math is very cool maby next time you could add some more words.
Hi i'm joemike of papakura central school, i enjoyed watching it and how excited and happy you were during the task. next time you could explain a bit more about what you did in the slide rather than in the description. Thanks! - Joemike
Hi, my name is Sharee. I like how you included lots of pictures to show the learning. Maybe next time you could add more description to the pictures, or captions.
Hello, My name is Tyler,I am a student of Edmund Hillary School I enjoyed seeing how you worked with protractors as we are also learning how to use them here for our technology project.The pictures are great but could you add steps to how you have made your regular hexagon with a protractor?
Hi my name is Manbeer and I really like you blog post because it has a lot of picture and the math is very cool maby next time you could add some more words.
Great thinking and transfer of your learning at the multiplicative slide and the follow up shapes.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see everyone participating too. Well done for not giving up. You showed persistence.
ReplyDeleteKia ora team,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your learning. Great to see you working your way through the problem in the photos. It looks like great team work happening as you collaborated on your problem. Did you share your ideas with others along the way? How did the magical breakthrough happen?
Tania
Hi Tania.
DeleteThanks for your comment. The kids did lots of sharing amongst each other as we progressed towards our goal. The breakthrough came when someone wrote 360 degrees, and some one else noted that a square has 4 90 degree angles.
Kia ora Talofa lava Malo le lei My name is Isaac and i am 12 years old i like how you guys are using Protractors For making the octagon's they look really nice.
ReplyDeletekia ora my name is phoenix and im 12 i like how yous work together on this project
ReplyDeletegreat job
ReplyDeleteBonjour Madame(s) and Mishour(s) of Pap-west 14.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Annabelle, I am a Yr 8 Student at St. Bernadettes school.
I enjoyed viewing the images of your class drawing Hexagons on the concrete with a protractor, it must have been nice drawing on the concrete with chalk (my class doesn't draw with chalk anymore).
Next time, could you possibly add a video with one of the students/groups explaining about a hexagon and their measurements/etc?
Thanks, also I don't entirely speak french, just a learner.
Thanks for the idea about using video, Annabelle. We will next time.
DeleteHello Guys I'm Moni, I enjoyed viewing the images of your class drawing Hexagons on the concrete with a protractor, it must have been nice drawing on the concrete with chalk.Next time, could you possibly add a video with one of the students or a group explaining about a hexagon and their measurements.
ReplyDeleteRegards Moni
Thanks for the idea about using video, Moni. We will next time.
DeleteHi my name is Manbeer and I really like you blog post because it has a lot of picture and the math is very cool maby next time you could add some more words.
ReplyDeleteHi i'm joemike of papakura central school, i enjoyed watching it and how excited and happy you were during the task.
ReplyDeletenext time you could explain a bit more about what you did in the slide rather than in the description.
Thanks! - Joemike
Hi, my name is Sharee. I like how you included lots of pictures to show the learning. Maybe next time you could add more description to the pictures, or captions.
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Isaac. I like how you included all of the photos of all of you guys maybe next time you could add more description to the captions
ReplyDeleteHello, My name is Tyler,I am a student of Edmund Hillary School I enjoyed seeing how you worked with protractors as we are also learning how to use them here for our technology project.The pictures are great but could you add steps to how you have made your regular hexagon with a protractor?
ReplyDeleteHi Tyler.
DeleteWe didn't want to add to many steps about what we were doing in case your teacher wanted to copy the same idea and get you to do it too.
Hi my name is kallai I like how happy and confident you are but maybe add more description
ReplyDeletehi my name is adam your slide helped me to understand geomertry more but maybe next time ber more descriptive
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Manbeer and I really like you blog post because it has a lot of picture and the math is very cool maby next time you could add some more words.
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ReplyDeleteThank you for letting us know a bit about what you are doing through your blog
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