Making Up A Game

During the time that some of our Year 7 and 8 students went to camp, Room 7 was making up fun games to play with the younger kids. We were all in groups of 4 or 3, and my group made up a really fun game that the children LOVED!  Here are the rules of our game, Rock Paper Scissors Round...

Rock Paper Scissors Round

WALT - Work together as a team

Equipment - Listening Ears, Cones for obstacles, cones for objects to protect

How to play the game -

• Equal amount of teammates
• 2 teams
• Object to protect
• Everyone lining up in a single file
• When I say GO the first person from each team will run towards each other
• When they meet, they do a round of Rock Paper Scissors
• Winner carries on trying to get to the other team’s object
• Keep on doing rounds of Rock Paper Scissors
• Winner keeps on carrying on
• If someone reaches the object, their whole team switches sides
• This time, instead of trying to get to the other team’s side, they try to get back to their side, with the object in hand
• If the person carrying the object loses to the other team, they hand it over
• Team that gets the other team’s object back to their base wins

Infographic - What are fractions & Different types of fractions

Infographic - Earthworms

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Basic Facts on Prototec

Name: Jazire

Today I sat Stage 8 Timed on prototec. I got 75%, or 30/40. I think I could have done better...

The part I found difficult was Percentages, fractions & decimals. Another hard part of the test was Factors and Multiples. I will try to gain more knowledge about these things in order to improve, and in order to get a higher score next time.

Treasure Quest Multiplication

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Basic Facts - Fact Monster

Today for Basic Facts, I used a site called Fact Monster. It is a maths site you can use to practise all types of maths strategies.  I chose to practise my tables, and I clicked on Level 7, the highest and hardest level. I answered 8 questions correctly in 2 minutes…

Basic Facts on Integers

Today I did some maths on Maths Playground. The rules of the game were that, there were two numbers under every one number, which meant that the two numbers totaled up to the number on top of it. It was pretty difficult to understand, but I now know how to play the game. I also solved the whole pyramid in under 2 minutes!