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Pentominoes What is a pentomino? Well – you know what a domino is 2 squares joined exactly edge to edge
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Triominoes Both have line symmetry, only 1 has rotational symmetry
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4 Squares - Tetrominoes 3 have line symmetry 3 have rotational symmetry
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Pentominoes ‘pent’ means..... 5 as in pentagon and pentagram It’s Greek, by the way
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Pentominoes Now pentominoes are how many squares joined exactly edge to edge? 5
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How many different pentominoes are there?
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How many different pentominoes are there? Different – meaning not the same one another way round Back to dominoes is the same as ‘do’ is Greek for 2
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Pentominoes be systematic to get them all 12
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Pentominoes – the task Choose a pentomino. Now using only the numbers 1-5 any way you want to, add up pairs of adjacent numbers and total
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Now using only the numbers 1-5 any way you want to, add up pairs of adjacent numbers and total 25 What’s the biggest total you can make? + = 6 + = 7 + = 5 + = 7
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Pentominoes What’s the biggest total we can make? What’s the smallest total?
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Now choose one of your shapes... and I want you to fill each square with one of the numbers 1-5
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What’s the biggest total you can make? What’s the smallest total? Hint – choose your shape wisely
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Maximum totals Why? Which shape do you think will give the biggest total?
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Minimum totals Why? Which shape do you think will give the smallest total?
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Pentominoes Next task How about multiplying pairs of adjacent numbers and making a total? 1 x 5 = 5 x 2 = 2 x 3 = 3 x 4 = Total 5 14 6 12 37 Where is the mistake?
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Maximum totals for multiplying Why? Which shape do you think will give the biggest total?
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Minimum totals for multiplying Why? Which shape do you think will give the smallest total?
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How many pentominoes have line symmetry? 6
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How many pentominoes have rotational symmetry? Rotational symmetry 2 Rotational symmetry 2 Rotational symmetry 4 3
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Hexominoes
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Symmetry 10 have mirror symmetry (Red, Green, Purple) 7 have rotational symmetry (Blue and Purple)
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Hexominoes How many of them can be folded to make cubes? First group to identify them all wins...
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Cube Nets 11 – might use one of these later....
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7 Squares - Heptominoes – 108!
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8 Squares - Octanominoe – 369!
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Poly - nominoes Number of squaresNumber of combinations? How long will it take to count to these numbers? 11 21 32 45 512 635 7108 8369 91285 104665
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How long would it take to count to a million?
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What do you want to do tomorrow? Do an activity involving going outside for some of the time? Make 3D Shapes Carry on investigating what we started today Investigating Patterns – Magic Squares, Magic triangles Something not on this list...
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