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Pāngarau / Maths
Pāngarau / Maths
Number 7.2 Angles
Learning intention
We are learning to:
Learning intention
We are learning to:
· We are learning to estimate, measure and identify common angles and calculate unknown angles.
Success criteria
I can estimate and accurately measure angles using a protractor.
I can calculate the size of reflex angles.
I can calculate the size of unknown angles without using a protractor.
Student Workbook
Pages 109–112
Review of the types of angles: right, acute, obtuse and reflex
Using a protractor
Interior, alternating and opposite angles
Te Reo Matatini / LiteracY
Te Reo Matatini / LiteracY
Small group reading
Small group reading
Group 1: Alice, Ashleigh, Matai, Mia H, Millicent, Rex, River
Group 2: Jaxon B, Mira, Niko, Thea, Elijah, Millie,Taneishia
Group 3: Ianto, Kobe, Layla, Lee, Jaxon G, Azaliyah, Dee, Nyah,
Group 4: Ihaia, Spencer, Alexia, Jeremiah, Tiaan, Amrin, Mayan, Jake,
Class Novel
Bridge to Terebithia by Katherine Peterson
Class Novel
Bridge to Terebithia by Katherine Peterson
Links to Mahi
Typing Club
Typing Club
Other Useful Links
Other Useful Links
Te Reo me Tikanga Māori
Te Reo me Tikanga Māori
This is a good general dictionary that will cover most things
Education-specific dictionary, so good for precise terms used in subject areas.
Online kupu support
Online kupu support
Epic Online reading
Epic Online reading
Rāwhiti Library
Rāwhiti Library
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