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Ratios Immersion

By Anonymous

We started our Ratios immersion tasks this week. We used these cool free digital unifix cubes which you can find here https://www.didax.com/apps/unifix/



We used the cubes to make representations of our understanding of the following ratios.  I am very proud of the resilience displayed in the past 2 days of ratio, percentage and fraction explorations.  In our first group session there was a lot of "I don't even know what a ratio is". One of the benefits of working online is that we have access to tools like Google to help us fill gaps. Ultimately, everyone shared ideas, asked questions, referred to Google and came up with unifix cube representations of these ratios;

  • 1:3
  • 2:6
  • 1:4

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