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5 May 2016

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I have a shape, created by folding another shape in half. What could the original shape have been? Lots of questions on this idea (you have to look at it to properly understand what it is all about!). You will need to write on the powerpoint in the plenary... Thanks to Fred Angus for originally giving me the idea! If you like this then please check out my other stuff on TES (all on my profile!) :)
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stroevey

13 years ago
5

Oh I like the look of this ... can't wait to try it.

violoncello

13 years ago
5

This is an excellent resource, great idea to get hands on with shapes, etc.

windytong

13 years ago
5

Great resources! I get the inspiration from the resources. Thanks for sharing!

chiefsneak

13 years ago
5

A lovely idea to get them thinking. Section C Question 2 introduces "x" without a real context so I changed the wording on mine a little. Thanks for sharing.

arny85

13 years ago
5

A really nice take to explore perimeter in depth. Comes with a handy worksheet.

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