entrance to the garden. What are all the ways he can arrange the flowers in equal rows? Justify your answer using a green fish example Option 3 A concert organiser has 200 seats he needs to arrange in rows with access aisles on the sides and one in the middle. What are his possible options for moving concert attendees quickly and safely in and out of their seats. Justify your choice of most efficient seating arrangement you would recommend he use. Justify your answer using a green fish example CONTENT STUDENT TOPIC KEY IDEA Pre-ASSESS ASSESSMENT INVESTIGATION RESOURCES DESCRIPTOR JOURNAL ACMNA291 Use Students are Review Before completing this Students list outcomes of FISH Problem Solving Efficient mental able to strategies that MAG, it is suggested that chance experiments with kit and written addition and students two diagnostic are equally likely outcomes A3 for poster, strategies and subtraction should have completed to check and assign probabilities coloured pencils or felt apply appropriate problems, learnt in lower students prior between 0 and 1. Students pens digital technologies selecting the grades pose questions to gather Mental Computation to solve problems most efficient (accessing This way, a better data, and construct data using Natural Maths method from a prior picture of what the displays appropriate for Strategies by Ann and 5.1.3 bank of known knowledge) students already know and the data. Johnny Baker mental and can do is established. This Student Learning written will assist in choosing the Journal strategies strategies to be taught in individual classrooms (either for revision and consolidation or extension).
entrance to the garden. What are all the ways he can arrange the flowers in equal rows? Justify your answer using a green fish example Option 3 A concert organiser has 200 seats he needs to arrange in rows with access aisles on the sides and one in the middle. What are his possible options for moving concert attendees quickly and safely in and out of their seats. Justify your choice of most efficient seating arrangement you would recommend he use. Justify your answer using a green fish example TOPIC CONTENT DESCRIPTOR KEY IDEA Pre-ASSESS ASSESSMENT INVESTIGATION STUDENT JOURNAL RESOURCES 5.1.3 ACMNA291 Use Efficient mental and written strategies and apply appropriate digital technologies to solve problems Students are able to addition and subtraction problems, selecting the most efficient method from a bank of known mental and written strategies Review strategies that students should have learnt in lower grades (accessing prior knowledge) Before completing this MAG, it is suggested that two diagnostic are completed to check students prior This way, a better picture of what the students already know and can do is established. This will assist in choosing the strategies to be taught in individual classrooms (either for revision and consolidation or extension). Students list outcomes of chance experiments with equally likely outcomes and assign probabilities between 0 and 1. Students pose questions to gather data, and construct data displays appropriate for the data. FISH Problem Solving kit A3 for poster, coloured pencils or felt pens Mental Computation using Natural Maths Strategies by Ann and Johnny Baker Student Learning Journal
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