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Posted On 26 Jun 2014
This week we have looked at Ratio and Proportion in Maths.
On Tuesday, we looked at making the perfect orange squash drink. What did your group consider to be the perfect ratio?
This week we have looked at Ratio and Proportion in Maths.
On Tuesday, we looked at making the perfect orange squash drink. What did your group consider to be the perfect ratio?
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That’s making me thirsty!!
It was very fun Miss Sawyer.
We consider that (100ml of water to 50ml of the orange squash drink) is the perfect ratio which is 2:1
My group thought that 1:4 was the perfect drink.
i found ratio difficult but i eventually got there and i realy enjoyed the perfect orange squash activity.:)
My group thought 1:4 was perfect orange squash drink.
Are perfect squash drink was:
350ml of water and 100ml of squash. Wich in ratio it was 1:3.5.
🙂
I think our groups was 100ml of squash and 350ml of water.I can’t really remember.
I loved that maths lesson as we got to drink the orange squash.
My group thought the perfect ratio was 1:4.I love ratio so much!
The Ratio was very exciting looking at the perfect orange squash drink.We also looked at doing word problems of Ratio as well.
this maths lesson was the best yet (after the grid method of course)!!
My group thought that 150ml orange squash to 350ml water was the perfect orange squash drink.
That was the best maths lesson ever on ratio, my favorite part was that we could taste the squash. My perfect ratio was
1:5.
It was very hard making the perfect drink.
I thought that the orange squash was to sweet. 🙁
The maths lesson was awesome I enjoyed tasting orange it was cool!
REALY ENJOYED THIS ACTIVITY AND HAD ALOT OF FUN.
I loved it although most attempts were to sweet or to watery.