Morena tamariki ma, Alan has discovered a set of challenge cards to get you thinking! Unfortunately he lost the answers so he really needs your help to work them out! During our home learning he will post one challenge every day. He would love to hear your answers! Alan's challenge will be available from 9am each morning and he will blog later each day to let you know what he has been up to.
Keep safe and be kind.
- Alan 🐾
Wow Alan- that's a hard one! I'll have to think about it ...
ReplyDeleteI must say that you look very professional sitting in front of your laptop in your black suit! :)
Thank you Mrs Logan - I try!
DeleteWow Alan You look like a pro !
ReplyDeleteHi Metua, I try to be as professional as I can! Are you going to have a go at my challenge? There will be one every day for a while.
ReplyDeleteThe second bubble has the even letters- like B is the second letter.
ReplyDeleteHi Phyu Sin - you are the first to have a go at my daily challenge! Well done. I'm not going to reveal the answers to the challenges for a while - to give everyone a chance to have a go. I wonder if you are correct?! Watch this space!
DeleteHi alan I like your post that you made its very detailed and i got say you are the best.
ReplyDeleteHi Marcus thank you for that lovely compliment! Are you going to have a go at my challenge of the day?
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ReplyDeleteDid you work out the puzzle? I can't work it out it just confuses me. I like the photo of you doig your work!
Stay safe From Maia
Hi Maia, don't worry there will be another challenge you can try tomorrow and all will be revealed about this one!I'm glad you liked my photo!
DeleteMorena Alan, your idea of daily challenges is brilliant! I am sure that many students and teachers will have a go and try to figure out your questions. As I love Maths and Art, my guess will be the different shapes and lines of the letters in these bubbles. We know that all letters are formed by combining shapes. In the first bubble I spy the letters that are formed by 'sticks' or straight lines and sharp angles. In the 2nd bubble I see the letters with curved lines. What time do you plan to reveal the correct answer? Have a wonderful day! Ms Elena
ReplyDeleteI noticed the same thing with the straight letters in one bubble and the curvy letters in the other bubble!! I wonder if anyone else spotted this same pattern?
DeleteThe answer to Alan's Challenge of the day will be revealed with tomorrow's challenge. Thank you for guessing.
DeleteKiaOra Allan
ReplyDelete1 the differences i found is.
3 vowels in the green bubble A E I
2 vowels in the blue bubble O U
Kia ora Rangi so excellent to hear from you! What you say is totally right and there is another difference too. The letters in one bubble have something about them that is all the same and the letters in the other bubble have something else about them that is all the same. Can you spot what it is?
DeleteKia Ora Alan I'm William in Rm 6 I found out that the green bubble is bigger than the blue bubble and there is 15 in the green bubble and 11 in the blue and 11+15=26 and there is 26 letters in the alphabet. by for now Alan from William.
ReplyDeleteKia ora William, good to hear from you! Your observations are correct and there is another difference too.Why are some letters in one bubble and the others in the other bubble? What is it that decides which bubble a letter goes in?
ReplyDeleteHi Alan it is me Sekope i know the difference. In the green bubble all the letters are straight lines and in the blue bubble the letters are curved.
ReplyDeleteHi Sekope - how nice to hear from you! If you look at the Challenge from Alan tomorrow it will have the answer for today's challenge. Let's see if you are right!
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