Search Results For “year 6 maths problems”

Questions which need an understanding of a.m., p.m., 24 hour clock, leap years as well as using graphs.

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.

Plenty of ideas to help with investigations and inventing similar problems.

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

Find the numbers that come out of the cauldrons. Suitable for upper primary children.

Help Santa work out the answers to his reindeer problems.

Money, money, money problems this week.

Further matchstick problems; perhaps the hardest of all.

Reading thermometers and problems involving negative numbers.

Various fraction problems.

Just as useful as number fans when answering money problems. A very popular resource in schools.