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*[[variety of areas with fixed perimeter]]
*[[variety of areas with fixed perimeter]]
 
[[File: Variety of areas with fixed perimeter.png]]


In second place was Irina Boyadzhiev with her applet on fractions. This is a great app that requires students to place fractions on a number line.  It is easy to use, differentiated (has 3 levels of differentiation i.e. no hint, hint 1 and hint 2), interactive and pedagogically useful as it allows for the visualisation of fractions on a number line:
In second place was Irina Boyadzhiev with her applet on fractions. This is a great app that requires students to place fractions on a number line.  It is easy to use, differentiated (has 3 levels of differentiation i.e. no hint, hint 1 and hint 2), interactive and pedagogically useful as it allows for the visualisation of fractions on a number line:


*[[positioning fractions on the number line]]
*[[positioning fractions on the number line]]
[[File: positioning fractions on the numberline.png]]


The third place entrant John Golden produced a fun interactive game, that can be used by small groups of students, involving two different ways of representing number :   
The third place entrant John Golden produced a fun interactive game, that can be used by small groups of students, involving two different ways of representing number :   


*[[number and representation game]]
*[[number and representation game]]
[[File: number and representation game.png]]


Irina Boyadzhiev was highly commended for her entry on perimeter.  This clear and easy to use enquiry based activity includes a great visualisation for understanding what is meant by perimeter and how to calculate it:  
Irina Boyadzhiev was highly commended for her entry on perimeter.  This clear and easy to use enquiry based activity includes a great visualisation for understanding what is meant by perimeter and how to calculate it:  


*[[perimeter of a rectangle]]
*[[perimeter of a rectangle]]
[[File: perimeter of a rectangle.png]]
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[[Category: Competition]]
[[Category: Competition]]