Search Results For “rounding numbers”

A calculator is needed to find how many different answers can be made from the numbers given. Good for working in an organised, logical way.

Investigate statements involving odd and even numbers.

I?m good at thinking of numbers, but can you work out what number I am thinking about ? I do give a clue!

As well as worksheets some ideas on how to get across the idea of thousands, hundreds, tens and units.

Finding the number half way between two other numbers is not always easy. There are number lines to help with this as well as counting on in ones, tens and hundreds.

It?s time to take a closer look at hundredths. Work includes completing number lines and ordering numbers with two decimal places.

Use your calculator as a check to see if these negative numbers questions are correct.

Working carefully, looking for patterns to help, remembering that addition can be done in any order.

More about the tables square, including square numbers.

Making fractions add up to one whole one, including some tricky ones where the bottom numbers of the fractions are different!

A little more on fractions and finding quarters, fifths, ninths etc.

Making rules for sequences is an early step towards understanding algebra, and an important part of Year 5 maths. More 'How would you...?' type questions as well.