We continued our work with stem and leaf plots today. E and F block looked at other types of stem and leaf plots, while B and C finished their activity from Friday.
Homework:
B and C: ws. pp. 5 and 7 (this is a two-sided worksheet)
E and F: ws. pp. 11 and 12 (this is a two-sided worksheet)
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- Product Game (practice making Multiples)You need a partner for this game.
- Parking lot game (logic)
- The factor game
- Classify Triangles by Sides
- Classify Triangles by Angles
- Shows the different types of triangles
- Rotate solids
- Playing with Platonic Solids; click the options in blue
- Rotations
- Reflections
- Translations
- Symmetry activity
- 'mail slot' congruent/similar game
- Shape Sorter for congruence
- Scientific notation practice
- A Maths Dictionary
- Toy shopping (convert percent to decimal, multiply)
- Decimals of the Carribean (standard and word form)
- Decimals on a number line
- Robot Maze (coordinate grid)
- House (coordinate grid)
- Bar graphs, histograms and stem and leaf plots
- Scatter plot
- Ms. Greenleaf's website (6 White)
- Pirate place value game
- "highest" place value game
- Math Playground
- AAA Math
- AplusMath
- Shodor activities
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