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    This document presents a series of pictures and prompts students to generate math questions and problems based on the images. The pictures show various everyday scenes containing shapes, numbers, and other mathematical elements. Students are asked to consider questions related to topics like multiplication, division, fractions, geometry, time, money, percentages and more. The goal is to help students practice identifying mathematical concepts in real world contexts and formulating word problems.

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    This document presents a series of pictures and prompts students to generate math questions and problems based on the images. The pictures show various everyday scenes containing shapes, numbers, and other mathematical elements. Students are asked to consider questions related to topics like multiplication, division, fractions, geometry, time, money, percentages and more. The goal is to help students practice identifying mathematical concepts in real world contexts and formulating word problems.

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    Roi2 M 347 Maths Eyes Powerpoint Ver 2

    Uploaded by

    Andrea Pomarrosa
    This document presents a series of pictures and prompts students to generate math questions and problems based on the images. The pictures show various everyday scenes containing shapes, numbers, and other mathematical elements. Students are asked to consider questions related to topics like multiplication, division, fractions, geometry, time, money, percentages and more. The goal is to help students practice identifying mathematical concepts in real world contexts and formulating word problems.

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    Maths Eyes

    Maths is all around us.


    Use your maths eyes. What can you see in this picture?

    Find as many right


    angles as possible.

    There are 6 red


    flowers and 2 yellow.
    What is the ratio of
    red to yellow flowers?

    If the clock on the


    wall says 9 o’clock,
    what angle are the
    hands making?
    Maths Eyes
    Come up with your own maths stories and questions about this picture or about
    your kitchen at home.

    Are your questions


    about:

    • dividing?

    • multiplying?

    • shapes?

    • lines?
    Maths Eyes
    Use your maths eyes. What can you see in this picture?

    What shapes can you


    see?

    What angles are there


    in the picture?

    Use multiplication to
    find out the number of
    tiles on the floor.
    Maths Eyes
    Come up with your own maths stories and questions about this picture.

    Are your questions


    about:

    • number?

    • shape and space?

    • lines and angles?


    Maths Eyes
    Use your maths eyes. What can you see in this picture?

    How many windows


    are there?

    Can you find parallel


    lines?

    What shapes can you


    see?
    Maths Eyes
    Come up with your own questions about this picture or about a famous building
    you know.

    What topics are your


    questions about?
    Maths Eyes
    Use your maths eyes. What can you see in this picture?

    Can you turn these


    percentages into
    fractions and
    decimals?
    Put them in order
    from smallest to
    largest.
    Some items were €50
    at full price. How
    much will they be at
    the discounted prices?
    Maths Eyes
    Come up with your own maths stories and questions about shops.

    Did you choose


    stories or questions
    about:

    • money?

    • time?

    • percentages?
    Maths Eyes
    Use your maths eyes. What can you see in this picture?

    Look carefully. What


    shape is the big desk
    in the middle?

    There are 8 long


    tables with 24 people
    on each. In between
    them, there are 8
    smaller tables with 6
    people on each. How
    many people can sit
    here altogether?
    Maths Eyes
    Come up with questions about this picture or about your local library.

    Are your questions


    about:

    • multiplying or
    dividing?

    • adding or
    subtracting?

    • fractions?

    • shape and space?

    • lines and angles?

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