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Using co-ordinates in the first quadrant to make shapes and solve problems.

Practice at estimating and measuring angles. Remember, angle is a measure of turn.

More on measuring angles and calculating angles from given information.

Using a ruler to measure to the nearest centimetre or millimetre. (Please note that printers will print the page at different sizes according to printer settings.)

Looking at maps to find distances in kilometres.

Finding the perimeter of rectangles and using the formula: P = 2l +2w.

Finding the perimeter of regular polygons such as hexagons and octagons.

Years, months, days, hours, minutes and seconds are all found here!

Don?t miss the boat by reading and using 24 hour clock timetables.

Using the language of chance, including understanding terms such as impossible, unlikely, likely and certain.

Not so much the correct answer needed; more choosing the method and an explanation of how to solve the problem.

Questions all on the theme of measurement, including length, capacity and weight.