Daily Challenge: Listen to an online story all about Mathematics

Sit back and listen to this online story. Fantastic Mathematics can you spot it? 

Daily Challenge: Make a rectangle with objects in your house.

Daily Challenge: Making Juice

Daily Challenge: How many wheels can you count? How can you record this?

Daily Challenge- What did I see?

Symmetrical patterns

You will need paper, a pencil, and scissors for these activities.

Exploring one line of symmetry

1 Take a piece of rectangular paper and fold it in half.

Sheet of paper

Folder paper

2 Draw a design on the sheet of paper from the fold edge.  You should keep as much of the fold edge as you can.

3 Write “Cut out” on the part you will cut out (see the diagrams below) and then cut it out.

4 Open to reveal your symmetric pattern.

• The fold line for this symmetric shape is called the mirror line or line of symmetry.

• The shape has symmetry because you can fold it exactly in half.

• Each half is a mirror image of the other half.

 

Daily Challenge: Football Jersey Maths Continued...

Record Equations for these eleven shirt numbers? You must include all operations (+,-,x,÷,=) over the eleven equations.  Make sure they are not too long as they must fit on the back of their shirts.

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