Day Four Try these. 1
I’m worried about his maths result. He only got a 3.
While Paul was in the Gaeltacht, his school report card arrived at his house. How would you explain his results for Irish and maths to his parents?
But he’s doing great in Irish. He scored 10!
Paul’s Report Card English: 5/8 Maths: 3/4 Geography: 7/10 History: 2/5 Science: 1/2 Irish: 10/30
Answer: Marks:
Create your own puzzles based on Paul’s report card. Super Sleuth challenge
2 List all the things that you know about 75%. Answer:
Marks: 3
Discuss the following statements with your group. Do you think they are accurate? Estimate what percentage of your life you spend doing homework and chores.
I spend 75% of my life doing homework!
I spend 110% of my life doing chores!
Duties Reader
Calculator Checker Reporter
Work out what percentage of the past 7 days you have spent on the following: Activity
Sleeping Eating In school
Doing homework Doing chores
Top tip: There are 168 hours in a week. Total Marks: /30 I would like my teacher to know that | I felt that the work in this unit was 51 Today’s Marks: /4 Time per day (on average) Time per week Percentage of the week /2 /2
Week 11 | Percentages
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