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Mini Project 1
Mini Project 1
Our task is to make a poster on canva that is a one real math percentage in life.
My task
My task
(1)Getting Better at My Work
One work habit I improved was staying focused on the math because before I sometimes spent too much time changing the design. While using Canva, I tried to finish the percentage calculations first and then worked on colors and layout. Next time, I will keep using this habit so I can manage my time better and make my slides clearer and more organized for my project.
(2)The Math Behind the Slides
I chose to use decimals because they helped me calculate percentages faster and more clearly. My slides help people understand by showing each step one by one and giving examples with simple numbers. This makes it easier for my classmates to follow the process and check how the answer was found step by step.
(3)Designing for an Audience
To make the math the star of the show, I used simple colors and clear text so people can focus on the percentage answers easily. I also made the numbers bigger than other words. I am most proud of the slide layout because it looks clean and helps the audience understand the important information quickly.
Mini project 3
Mini project 3
Writing
To make my writing flow smoothly, I checked my capital letters, periods, and spelling so my teacher can read my test score story easily.
Art and Math
In my drawing, you can see the difference between the numbers because positive numbers go up like my scores from 80% to 100%.
Thinking
The most helpful part of the project was drawing the picture because it helped me see how numbers go higher.
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Mini project 5
Mini project 5
Question 1: The Logic of Your Design
My pattern rule is to start at Stage 1 with 3 hexagons and add 2 triangles each time. This rule helps me predict the growth for Stage 20 or Stage 100 without drawing every stage. It makes it easier to know how many tiles to prepare.
Question 2: The Architect’s Purpose
I chose hexagons and triangles because they represent unity and connection. The repeating pattern shows the community getting bigger at each stage. Architects use patterns to plan space as cities grow.
Question 3: Working Together (Collaboration)
When my group was deciding on our pattern, we shared ideas and combined them. We listened to each other so everyone’s idea was included. This helped make our design feel welcoming for everyone.
My favorite math topic in this year
My favorite math topic in this year
1. My Favorite Topic
My favorite math topic this year was graphs. I liked learning how to read and make graphs because they helped me understand information more easily. It was fun to see how numbers could be turned into pictures and charts. I also enjoyed finding patterns in the data.
2. My Favorite Project
The project I was most proud of was Mini Project 8: Board Game. We had to design a board game with a theme, rules, cards, and game pieces using Canva. My favorite part was creating the board and making the game fun to play. I liked being creative and working on something different from regular math work.
3. Areas of Achievement (My Glow!)
At the beginning of the year, fractions were hard for me. I sometimes got confused when solving fraction problems. After practicing a lot, I got much better at it. Now I feel more confident and can solve fraction questions more easily.
4. Areas of Improvement (My Grow!)
One thing I want to improve next year is checking my work more carefully. Sometimes I make small mistakes because I rush. If I take a little more time to look over my answers, I can do even better in math. This will help me feel more confident and improve my grades.
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