Talofa!
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Today in maths we had to try and think of all the possible combinations that make 10. There were some amazing answers and everyone's brains were working very hard!
Talofa, WOW you have thought really hard and come up with so many combinations to make 10! I think our brains work harder when they are working with others. I wonder how many other combinations there are. I am thinking hard of others too. 100 / 10 = 10 was one I thought of. Keep working hard together. Tania
Talofa, Malo e leilei students in Potu a a'oaoga, I am impressed with the learning to make 10 you are showing in your photo. I can see you are working hard in a collaborative way. Great to see. I wonder what other numbers you could do this with?
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Talofa,
ReplyDeleteWOW you have thought really hard and come up with so many combinations to make 10! I think our brains work harder when they are working with others. I wonder how many other combinations there are. I am thinking hard of others too. 100 / 10 = 10 was one I thought of. Keep working hard together.
Tania
Talofa, Malo e leilei students in Potu a a'oaoga, I am impressed with the learning to make 10 you are showing in your photo. I can see you are working hard in a collaborative way. Great to see. I wonder what other numbers you could do this with?
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We have done this with the number 30 as well. Thank you for commenting on our blog.
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Quaid
Easy to do just like 3+7=10 and 4+6=10 lol.
ReplyDeleteFrom shania :-)