WALT: Use arrays to explore the commutative property of multiplying.
Kia Ora guys,
Hello everyone! Today I am going to be blogging the task for math. We have been working on a vegetable garden. We had to add different rows of vegetables. The task was very simple. We had to make lets say the carrots. 5 rows of 6 carrots. The others were like that. For the cabbages their were 4 rows of 4 cabbages. Then with the corn it was 2 rows of 10 corn. The strawberries were 6 rows of 3. Lastly 2 rows 5 of Radishes. For this learning task we were looking at arrays. Which we all would have learnt when we were younger. Arrays are rows of things. They could be rows of anything. This task was easy once you found out how to add the rows together with the different vegetables. I hope you enjoy it and I hope it makes sense. If it doesn’t please tell me and I will explain in the comments. Goodbye!
Reflection: First it was kinda tricky at the start because it was annoying. But after finding out how to do it, it was easy. This task was quite fun too. I hope you enjoyed it!!!
Ka Kite!