Miss Goulet's maths lesson worked on their skills with co-ordinates in order to create a battle ship inspired board game. Using their knowledge of longships, they designed boats in the shape of what the Vikings used to sail to England.
Once we have made our ge, we asked students in Miss Hemings to play with us. This way both classes practiced using co-ordinates. It was a nice way to work collaboratively.
They could also enjoy our nice drawings on our boards. They were inspired by Vikings artefacts and had to be symmetrical since it is a requirement in maths.
I remember that!
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ReplyDeleteOh yeah I remember that my groupe explained to daisy that a cordernate is the corner not the square.💯💯💯
ReplyDeleteYou spelled group with an e Olivia.
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DeleteI liked teaching Miss Hemmings' class how to play the game.
ReplyDeleteWas this fun?
ReplyDeleteI loved doing this.It was really tricky
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Longship battle was one of the most awesome games in my lifetime I've ever played.Ill rate this game 10 out of 10
ReplyDeleteThis was a hard task, but by the end of it, it was a tremendous game to play.
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