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An atlas with time zones is needed for the first activity and there are line graphs on time to interpret.

When answering these problems say which operation is needed and whether it can be done mentally, on paper or with a calculator.

Lots of problems this week, all to do with measuring.

Money, money, money problems this week.

Think about these problems as they are quite tricky!

Some quite tricky word and shape problems this week.

Word problems, measurement and handling data are the main themes this week.

Reading thermometers and problems involving negative numbers.

This week we look at decimals, solving single step word problems, estimating, 1000 more or less, formal written multiplication and mental arithmetic.

Counting, estimating, solving word problems, formal written multiplication and dividing by 11 are all part of Week 21.

The last half term's weekly programme takes another look at the 12x table to divide, solving multi-step problems, using the formal written method of subtraction, reading scales and mental arithmetic.

This week we are aiming to add fractions, use the formal written method of multiplication, find the perimeter of simple shapes, solve problems involving time and subtract.