Room 15 has gone crazy over Rectangular Arrays. We have made them out of bugs, butterflies and soccer balls. We have made them from marker dots and centimeter cubes. We have learned that:
All arrays have the same number of items in every row.
All arrays have the same number of items in every column.
When writing the number sentence of a rectangular array, you list the rows first.
Rectangular Arrays represent multiplication.
With all our hard work, most of us are ready to move on to the idea of factors and divisibility. We can hardly wait!!!
love the new paragraphs about us making icecream.
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Isaac dominguez
9/27/09
ReplyDeleteDear Mrs. Stevens I read a book you might whant to read it is called Clementine let me tell you about it.
It is about a girl who has a frined named margert. Margert is in 4th grade and clementine is in 3rd grade.One day margert has glue on her hair and then she cut's off her hair so then Clementine says "whats wrong"?
You will have to read the rest to find out what else hapensn.
Your student,
Isaac Dominguez