Maths week

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We have had a very busy Maths week in 4th and 5th class. We did a maths quiz today which was lots of fun and have been busy doing different maths challenges: number plate challenge, maths eyes posters, dingbats and puzzles. We also did a maths trail today to answer some maths challenges using our school environment. Children worked great together and did a super job!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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