BEDMAS

Today in maths we had to learn how to do Bedmas. Bedmas means you have to do these in this order brackets,exponents,multiplication and division from left to right then you have to addition and subtraction from left to right just like the last step 

Me and hopa's art project

here is a snowman that me and my friend Hopa made it was a little bit hard to make it but at the end it broke because Hopa dropped it and it smashed but it is okay because at least we got a photo of it. in the beginning we started of with a house then someone chucked it in the bin so then we had to start again but Mr Wiseman said that we had to start on clay so then we made a Christmas box but then we changed our minds and then that is how we got to make a snow man. here is a photo and the snowman that we created "Harry" It was a very long time before we created Harry the snowman we got harry from the 2 dollar shop because he is made out of clay. Thank you for your time and I hope you enjoyed this little story about how we met Harry and how we built Harry "his last name is Potter  the snowman version" 

Mathwork

here is some work from this week it is called B,E,D,M,A,S it stands for Brackets Exponents Divide Multiply Add and Subtract when you do B,E,D,M,A,S you have to do it in that order so you get the answer

Ratio and proportions

On Thursday we did some work about proportions and ratio(A proportion is an equation with a ratio on each side. It is a statement that two ratios are equal. 3/4 = 6/8 is an example of a proportion. When one of the four numbers in a proportion is unknown, cross products may be used to find the unknown number. This is called solving the proportion) I got this from my helpful friend google because I forgot what it was but I hope you enjoy my work 

Lady pinks cool world

       
on Thursday i went to room five and we were doing some work on Lady pink she was a good person to learn about in my opinion but her task was to make women powerful 

filipe word problems

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