BThis week, Year 6 will be investigating the properties of shapes and looking at angles. We will need these skills both in our SATs tests and for secondary school!
Check back here for updates on what we are doing in class..........
http://www.fruitpicker.co.uk/activity/ - a fun fruity game, where you have to add angles on to find your way to the fruits!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/keyskills/flash/kfa/kfa.shtml - cool Kung Fu inspired game where you have to direct your martial artist to his opponent my giving him instructions in angles!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks2/maths/shape_space/angles/play/popup.shtml - a really exciting mission to take part in!
http://www.mathplayground.com/alienangles.html - help your intergalactic friend to find his way!
As fun as these games are, they do still count as "extra homework" - be sure to mention that you have been playing them to Miss Davies, or better yet, leave a comment letting us know how well you have done below! (all comments come straight to Miss Davies' iPad!)
Why not let your family have a go? See if they are as brilliant as Year 6 are with angles!
(all games have been checked and are safe and sensible for you to play!)
Enjoying using a protractor to measure angles within a building plan!
Being extremely precise! Well Done!
today we played kun fu angles from Eduardo
ReplyDeleteToday we played the Kong Fu Angles game and we enjoyed it because it was really fun and it helped us learn more about angles ! From Gema & Esma...
ReplyDeleteWe played the games today and they were fun but they were really
ReplyDeletedifficult as you had to be very precise.
Donnell & Ali
Year 6 Diamond
we think that awesome angles are awsome
ReplyDeleteToday we played banana hunt and kung fu angles and it was SO fun and we were trying to guess where a number is . For example the computer says 128 then you had guess where it is on the chart
ReplyDeletewe thought it was great and we would like to play more
ReplyDeletesonia and lynn
kahara: I really like the idea of the year 6's having they're own blog . I think it makes children feel more comfortable in what math's level they're in. it makes them feel more confident.
ReplyDeleteI Like these games because, I think they are challenging and fun. my favourite game is kung fu angles
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