Math Mahi

By Anonymous -
I did another task this one was a math Mahi. This is what you do you first do some timetables and then you get instructions that you will read and then you will cut out a circle and fold it up and then cut some bits out and then unfold it. The part that was easy was the folding and the cutting and the unfolding because it was quick. The part that was hard was really nothing because I did it quick. This is what I did for the finishing of part

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  1. Brenda30 July 2020 at 00:12

    Well done, Haven. It would be great to see a photo of your mahi.

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