Honeschooled Ver. 2.1

First off, go to this site and try to tessellate the lizards!

Then go to here and scramble the puzzle pieces before trying to solve it.

Finally go this site and  have a play around with what crazy tessellations you can create with the program.

Follow this link to create tessellations with Microsoft paint. Select the middle option (Freeform). Once done save your work in your folder and if you know how, try to post the picture to the blog!

• Your job is to spend $10,000 on 12-15 items on eBay. Go to www.ebay.com.au
• These are the rules 
• The items can be whatever you want games, clothes, toys. 
• The minimum price is $500, the maximum $1200. 
• You also can’t buy the same item more than once. 
• As you find the prices enter them into a spreadsheet and use the “add” function to AUTOMATICALLY add the prices to keep track of your budget. Once done print, cut then stick in your book!

Complete your sheet by going to www.guinessworldrecords.com and finding unique records! 

You know how most maths games on the internet try to be like a videogame but are usually pretty boring. I think this one is cool! It’s just like an old school game called “Asteroids”.Click here to have a go! 

Also have a try at this two player game of Decimal Jeopardy.   

Go to this website and complete the A, B and C quizzes. When done, complete the sheet too!

1. Go to the AFL site that shows you results - http://afl.com.au/Results/tabid/11433/default.aspx 
2. Click on Round 1 tab.
3. Beneath the box with the two teams logos, click on “report”.
4. At the very bottom of the page is the crowd figure. Copy this into a new Excel spreadsheet.
5. Once you have done all the 8 games for the round, go back to Excel and round them to the nearest 10,000 people.
6. Using the “add’ formula, add up the two sets of figures (the real crowd figures and the rounded numbers).
7. Is rounding to the nearest 10,000 useful (is it close to the real figure)?
8. Decide on another amount to round to and complete a fourth column for your new rounding. 
9. Complete the sheet for round one and decide the best way you can present your work. 

Try these games on the Digilearn site via the intranet.

• Colour Patterns
• Exploring Number Patterns
• Music Maker
• Musical Times