Primes, squares and composites
We are using dienes to try and find out whether a range of numbers are prime, square or composite.
We are using dienes to try and find out whether a range of numbers are prime, square or composite.
We can can order and compare numbers to 20.
We have been comparing 3D shapes. We talked about what was the same and what was different between a selection of shapes. Then we used vocabulary like tall, short, big, small, wide and narrow to compare the shapes.
We know that a whole is made of many parts. To find this, we split our own shapes into parts and stuck these together to make it a whole again. We know that some parts are equal or unequal.
We worked as a team to sort our 2D shapes in different ways. We could explain how the shapes had been sorted using accurate vocabulary.
We have been learning all about polygons this week. We looked at lots of different shapes and were able to classify them by counting the number of sides and vertices.
The Y2 Parks class have been busy learning all about the properties of a polygon, we have even used our understanding to sort them!
We are exploring different 3D shapes and deciding whether they occupy the same volume.
We can spot odd and even numbers. We know that odd numbers have one block across the top and even numbers have two blocks across the top.
We have learnt all about doubles in maths. We know that if both numbers are equal then we have a double.
We have been working hard on our times table knowledge.
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