Maths

Here is an optional maths extension challenge for those who finish the main activity quickly and would like an extra task.

Choose your level of challenge:

Questions 1-3 (Developing) - Feeling Happy

Questions 4-6 (Expected) - Hot stuff

Questions 7-9 (Greater Depth) - Extra Spicy!

Answers are included on the last page.

Practise your multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 skills here.

Here are the answers for today's maths problems for both challenges.

If there are specific questions that you wish to discuss, you could use the 'drop-in' zoom session tomorrow.

Thanks

Mrs Davies, Mrs Ferrier and Mr Masingiri

Choose one of the sheets on the document below to practise some of your maths skills from last term.

Here are this week's answers to the homework for both groups.  

Enjoy!

Here you'll find this week's Maths Homework.  

This needs to be completed and a copy of your work uploaded by Monday 7th December.  We will be putting the answers up on Friday.

Have fun!

Here are the answers to this week's homework questions for both maths groups.

The answers to today's balancing act!

**Apologies to anyone who was confused by the work posted below.  I've uploaded an example with a description of what to do to work out the missing number.  I hope that this is helpful!  Mr M

Today's maths challenge involves some balancing equations and working out the missing value using addition and subtraction.

Remember that the two calculations either side of the = sign need to be equal (think of it like a set of old fashioned weighing scales - both sides need to balance).

Choose one of the pages to complete.

Here is today's maths activity for home learning.  Use the inverse operation** to figure out the answers to the calculations. Remember to show your working.

**Remember that the inverse is the opposite operation - adding is the opposite to subtracting and vice versa.

If you finish quickly, check out the extension task.  Find the missing number for each domino and rearrange them so that the inverse calculations are next to each other in a complete loop

E. g.   250 + 50 = 300 would be next to 300 - 250 = 50