Math Farm!

Today in Math we worked in randomized groups at the board to solve a series of questions about feet/hoofs and animals. Here is one of the questions (paraphrased to English):

On the farm there are pigs, cows and chickens. All together, there are 82 feet/hoofs. Also, there are 2 more cows than pigs and three more pigs than chickens. How many pigs, cows and chickens are there on the farm?

How would you solve this question? What strategy might you use? How could you show/explain your work in a clear way?

Please ask me about how my group worked to complete this task. Did we arrive at the correct answer? What did we find challenging?

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AGENDA

1. Read, read, read! Je lis or https://jeunesse.short-edition.com/ or a French reading site of your choice!

2. Zamboni novel study - A reminder that if students are absent, they should check Teams for the next chapter and questions. Chapters 5 and 6 are now posted.

3. CFOO #5 (Créativité) - Friday, March 10

Presentation outline is posted in Teams.

4. Science - "La création d'un peuple extra-terrestre" (Design Process Project) - OVERDUE