Divisibility Numbers

Divisibility Numbers

	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
2166	Yes	Yes			Yes
1476	Yes		Yes					Yes
1638	Yes	Yes			Yes
1710	Yes	Yes		Yes	Yes			Yes
2610	Yes	Yes		Yes	Yes			Yes
1965		Yes		Yes
6291		Yes						Yes
2820	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
2637		Yes						Yes
4245		Yes		Yes
1872	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes		Yes

Touchdown

Name of the game - Touchdown

WALT - work together as a team to learn new skills

Equipment -

• Rugby ball,
• Rippa Strips and Belts

How to play:  Depending on the amount of students, they each get

split into equal groups.

They then put the rippa strips and belts on.

With the 2 captains coming to do rock, paper, scissor deciding

who gets the ball, the game then begins.

Forward passes and any other passes are legal in the game.

The only way the person running with the ball can be out is if the

rip gets pulled or if they run out.

Reading - Plastic

1. 1. Why is plastic hard to avoid?
   Because it’s used in our everyday lives. As packages,  bags and many other things.
   2. What is Ekoplaza supermarket doing to make it easier for consumers to avoid plastic?
   They are changing everything in their store to plastic free.
   3. What are some of the products that can be bought in Ekoplaza’s plastic-free aisle?
   Grains, lotions and soup
   4. What does the supermarket use to package the products?
   They are using glass, cardboard,metal and compostable plastic.
   5. What is A Plastic Planet?
   It’s a aisle that has a plastic-free packaging.
   6. What is the their mission?
   It is to not use any plastic bags or materials that can be thrown away
   7. What does Ekoplaza plan on doing before the end of the year?
   To roll out plastic-free aisles across its 74 stores by the end of the year.
   8. How is Original Unverpackt making it easier for consumers to shop plastic-free?
   9. So they don’t have to put it in the  Rubbish
   10. What does the author believe needs to happen for plastic consumption to decrease substantially?
   For supermarkets to make a difference and to decrease the use of plastic packaged things.
   
   

Fractions, Percentage and Decimals Conversion Table

½	0.5 or 0.50	50%
⅓	0.333	33.3%
¼	0.25	25%
⅕	0.20	20%
⅛	0.125	12.5%
1/10	0.1 or 0.10	10%
¾	0.75	75%