During our maths lesson we were putting cars down a tube, race tunnel, to see whose vehicle traveled the longest distance with one push. We discussed whose went the shortest distance and whose traveled the same distance. Once a week we do an activity that requires the use of comparative language. In week one each of the students were given a length of string and had to put in in order from the longest to the shortest. And in week two we put a range of containers in order from the smallest to the biggest. Throughout the term Cody will be given the opportunity to practice using comparative language.
Thursday, May 18, 2017
Cody is learning to use some comparative measurement language to describe the ordering or comparing of objects and events e.g. big, bigger, biggest , long, longer, longest, heavy, heavier, heaviest, tall, taller, tallest
During our maths lesson we were putting cars down a tube, race tunnel, to see whose vehicle traveled the longest distance with one push. We discussed whose went the shortest distance and whose traveled the same distance. Once a week we do an activity that requires the use of comparative language. In week one each of the students were given a length of string and had to put in in order from the longest to the shortest. And in week two we put a range of containers in order from the smallest to the biggest. Throughout the term Cody will be given the opportunity to practice using comparative language.
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