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-- Ngā mihi, Kim Mrs Kim Madden PG Cert (Mathematics), B.Ed, Dip Tch, Dip ICT. Mathematics Specialist Teacher at Sunnyhills Primary School...
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Write how you did this in the comments. -- Ngā mihi, Kim Mrs Kim Madden PG Cert (Mathematics), B.Ed, Dip Tch, Dip ICT. Mathematics Specia...
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Most people are right-handed, which means they use their right hand to write, brush their teeth, pour a drink, and bat a ball.... However t... -
Can you answer this puzzle? Extension: Create your own fruit puzzle, take a picture of it and send it to Kimm@sunnyhills.school.nz. I ca...
the smallest one H0lds a quater flynn room13
ReplyDeleteAwesome Work Flynn, can you work out the others?
Deletethe smallest one holds a quater the bigger one holds 2 quaters and other holds half and also the biggest one holds a whole
ReplyDeleteWell answered. The only one that is a not correct is the third cup. That is a tricky measurement. HINT: See how many of these you would put togehter to make a whole circle?
DeleteFull cup,half cup,one thirds,a quarter
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