Do you know your angles for triangles?

This morning in maths we investigated the angles of triangles.

• Firstly I drew an equilateral triangle
• I cut out the triangle
•  I cut all the corners off
• Then put each of the cut corners into a straight line

• After I drew a second triangle which was a isosceles triangle
• I cut out the isosceles triangle
• Then cut off the corners
• I put the cut-off corners into a straight line

I learned that 3 angles of a triangle equals up to 180 degrees.

Do you know your Graphs about the Pukeko In The Ponga Tree?

Today I constructed a pie graph and a column graph by using a 'Google spreadsheet.' The first thing I did was entering the data of my work into the first two columns. After I selected work then inserted it into the  graphs. - Above. The next step was to customize the graph by adding the title, and axis headings.

Do you know a P.M.I thats about earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanic eruptions?

Plus	Minus	Interesting
It shows you where to go. Tells you what to pack before the problem happens. It might actually warn people that an earthquake or tsunami is going to happen.	No minus	Shows you what to do with earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanic eruptions. It knows everything about earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis.

      

Today I completed the interesting interactive game about earthquakes and other disasters and then completed the P.M.I.