Calendar Dates
- School Holiday 23rd December 2024
- School Holiday 24th December 2024
- School Holiday 25th December 2024
Numeracy
Numeracy
Monday 30th November
Wednesday 2nd December
Friday 27th November
End of the Week Questions
Here are a variety of questions for us to finish the week.
Try not to look at the answers too soon!
Why not check this revision video again as well?
Have you taught a family member yet??
Wednesday 2nd December
End of the Week questions
End of the Week answers
Subtraction Video
There are six questions and a teaching challenge for your family ...
Thursday XXVI
Here is our last bit of learning
for now for Roman Numerals.
If the extensions are quite hard,
just do what you can.
Roman Numerals Thursday
Wednesday XXV
Remember to keep practising your Maths skills.
Why not have a go at Hit the Button (Topmarks) today?
Or TT Rockstars?
Here are some puzzles for Roman Numerals ...
Is this always true? Never true? Or sometimes true?
As always, please send us your answers. Make sure your name and class are on your email. Thank you.
Tuesday 24th
The questions on Roman Numerals
come in various formats.
Please choose the one that is best for you.
Questions on Roman Numerals
Monday 23 November
When we get back to school, we will be learning about Roman Numerals. So, now is a great time to get ahead and cover this work.
Here is a video to introduce this topic.
If you would like to make a start with the questions,
you can find them ready for tomorrow ...
Friday 23 October
Today, we are checking that we know
how to multiply numbers by 10 and 100.
If this is too easy, what about 1000? What about dividing?
Could you make your own lesson to explain these?
Could you teach Mum and Dad?!
Thursday 22 October
Today, we are going to revise addition by using a numberline.
Have a look at this video from Mr Jordan from Year 3.
If that is too easy, here is a puzzle you might like to solve.
Please send us your answers!
Remember, too, that you can do lots
of other Maths activities at home.
TT Rockstars.
Topmarks.
BBC Bitesize
Etc, etc.
Wednesday 21st October
Adding amounts of money
We can use the expanded method to add money. If you can't remember how to use this method, watch yesterday's video.
- Partition into £s, 10 pence's and 1 pence's.
- Start by adding 1 pences first, then 10 pence's and then £s.
Example
|
£5.75 + £2.23 =
£5 . 70p 5p + £2 . 20p 3p £7 . 90p 8p = £7.98 |
Activity:
Have a look at the seaside shop worksheet. Choose whether you want to try the easier or the harder sheet.
Find the total for each pair of shopping items.
Extension:
- Find the cost of 3 items.
- Calculate how much you have spent altogether?
Tuesday 20th October 2020
Addition – Expanded column method (not crossing 10s or 100s)
If we partition the numbers into 100s, 10s and 1s before we add them together, it can sometimes make it easier to calculate.
Watch the video below.
Now play the powerpoint presentation, then try to answer the questions at the end. Choose whether you want to find the answers for the 2 digit numbers addition or the 3 digit numbers addition. Good luck!