Similes and Metaphors - try to include these in your writing where possible. These would be everyones' goal including mine too.

Subtraction of decimal hundredths - By Felix and Matthew (who dramatically ran across the netball court to be part of this castified lesson).

Art / Inquiry - Design/Draw your sustainable city skyscrapers of the future.

You can work in pairs or individually if you want.
Watch this amazing tutorial.
Remember to hold your pencil like a butterfly so you can easily rub out without smudging too much. 

More Idioms - good to try and use these in your writing some how.

I like 'go bananas' it reminds me of some of my Room 7 students. Yes... YOU LOT!

Mathex competition in the hall - such fun!

Time - Use 'The Maths Learning Centre' Maths Clock App

Book Review club - Flight of the Albatros

IDIOMS - figurative language features

You need to split this video in half and screencastify yourself narrating the examples. 

Call each half Part 1 and Part 2.

You may do it with a buddy.

Make sure I start seeing some examples in some of your writing: spelling sentences, SSW, Writing books or your group Google Slide.

Sponsorship money will go to this amazing organisation, take alook at what they do.

Sponsorship Money - https://theirworld.org/about/theirworld

Run- a- thon - Our sponsorship money.

This is where your sponsorship money will go to.

Greater than and less than Symbols - Leroy's and Jonathan's lesson

Number Bonds to 100 (64 . + ? = 100) Maths Knowledge Stage 6 practise.

This question is on Dileena's Stage 6 Maths Knowledge practise Slide.
You could copy my example here, or change the '64' to a different  number if you want?
You choose.
You can do more than 1 example if you so desire. It will help you with your next knowledge test which is soon.

Maths Knowledge Stage 6 - Number Bonds to 1000

This question is on Dileena's Stage 6 Maths Knowledge practise Slide.
You could copy my example here, or change the '745' to a different  3 digit number if you want?
You choose.
You can do more than 1 example if you so desire. It will help you with your next knowledge test which is soon.

Negative Numbers (Integers) - recorded on the Number Line App

Advika's Negative (Integers) Numbers group

How to represent decimal numbers in a variety of ways. Code - 374F-M85V

Once you've watched this, go and make your own lesson to represent decimal numbers, start with
2.35 and then 2.89.  Feel free to make more if you so desire.