Mr Eddison: Maths

PROBLEM SOLVING

Order of Operations

The Great Kyak Race (Extension Work)

Skull Island Map (Maths Location Activity)

Task Construct your own map of Skull Island on Grid paper.

You need to have the following:

1. North Point [Top Left corner]

2. Hidden Treasure

3. Grid Reference [Top A, B, C and Left Side 1, 2, 3]

4. Legend or Key [Left Middle] use it to identify different features of the island eg: wetland, desert, reefs, tropical climate, shallow water etc.

5. Scale [Bottom Right close to map].

6. Simple Directions to treasure using Grid References [Bottom Right] eg: Walk North 1km to Big Oak Tree at D5 then head east 2 km to Cradle Mountain at D7.

7. Grid References to identify Key Landmarks [Bottom Left] eg: E6 Nose Bone Lake

Extras:

8. Ship

9. Cave

10. Volcanoe

11. Inland Water

12. Wetland

13. Offshore Reef

Year 4 Cereal Box Project

Maths Measurement Volume Isometric Drawing

Eqivalent Fraction Bingo

Interactive Equivalent Fractions Game

Place Value:

T1L1
T1L2
T1L3
T1L4
T1L5
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Temp Graphs: Activity 1

Writing Prompt: You wake up for school one day, brush your teeth, pack your computer bag and head out the door. But when you walk into your classroom and try to say hello to your teacher, you can’t speak.

Pictographs: Work through the excercises on the Pictograph links below.

Activity 1: Work through as much of the work sheet as you can by yourself and if you get stuck work with a partner.

Activity 2: Work through the activities with a partner.

Activity 3: Write an imaginary report to go with the pictographs.

About me Maths

Collect and Analyse Data using Digital Technology

Step 1. Open a document in Numbers and save it in your maths folder calling it Mitch Albany Temp Graph.

Step 2. Write a title at the top of your page. Think about what your data is about when you give it a title.

Step 3. Enter the Albany Temp Data in Columns (vertical) not Rows (horizontal). Remember to give each of your columns a heading and write the units we are measuring in next to temperature.

Step 4. When you have entered the data select all of the Data but not the headings then click on the chart button at the top. Next choose a column chart to display your data.

Step 5. When you have completed entering the data and selected a chart use Text Boxes to label the vertical and horizontal sides (axis) of the chart

Step 6. When you have completed entering the data and selected a chart write the heading "What the Data shows me". Write a minimum of three sentences explaining what the data shows you.

Step 7. Choose a place of your own choice from the weather data link below and do the same as you did. Extension graph the max temperature and the rainfall data for a location (Note: check your location received some rain before you start).

Albany Temperature Data