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Monday 2 September 2019

Math L.O I can Use the splitting strategy when multiply.

L.O I can Use the splitting strategy when multiple.

Hi, guys welcome back to my blog This week for maths we have been work on using the splitting strategy when multiple.
when I first started doing this I thought It was going to be really hard to do but the more question I did I got better and better at doing it. Here is my D.L.O
Please leave a comment on what I could work on for next time. 

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  1. Anonymous6 September 2019 at 12:23

    Kia ora Khaylanie

    You've done a nice job with your DLO for the splitting strategy. I like how you gave two examples of how to use this strategy, an easier one and a harder one. I like how you also used the columns method when you were solving for the second one. It's great to recall your prior knowledge and previous strategies you know.

    - Miss Birtch

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    1. Anonymous9 September 2019 at 18:47

      Hi miss Birtch
      Thank you for commenting on my blog. In my blog post I thought it would be faster and easier to a google drawing then a video.

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  2. Anonymous6 September 2019 at 14:42

    Bonjour, Khaylanie

    Wow what a great blog post you have done I really like this DLO about splitting strategy. I think it's a great post and it has detailed. It show have to use the strategy and you have two examples of the strategy. You could make a video next time so the learners can get a better understanding. Anyways do you know what 35 x 6 = ___?

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    1. Anonymous9 September 2019 at 18:52

      Hi Risha thank you for commenting on my blog and thank you for the feedback.
      35x6=__ 30x6=180 and 5x6=30+180 Answer 210.

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