Spring Term 2

Solving distance problems using kilometres.

More distances using kilometres.

More problems using kilometres.

Now some worksheets on measuring in kilometres. For those who like to convert, 1,500 metres is about a mile, and 10,000 metres is roughly 6 miles.

Although we are metric we still use miles to measure car journeys. Most odd! Here are some routes to work out in miles.

Convert the lengths from one unit to another.

Use a ruler to draw lines, accurate to the nearest half centimetre. (Note printers may print page at slightly different size to the original, depending on settings.)

Converting measurements from mm to cm and mm.

Place various lengths in order of size. A mixture of mm, cm, m and km.

Ordering lengths using different units such as mm, cm and m.

Subtracting cm from metres with bar models to help.

Answer the questions relating to length.

An introduction to measuring perimeter of simple shapes.

Calculating the perimeter of various shapes.

A simple measurement activity.

Some word problems involving measurement and an interesting little investigation about the size of your head.

Comparing lengths and heights using a mixture of centimetres and metres.

Calculate the perimeter of the shape.

Finding halves, quarters and thirds of numbers of bees etc..

More finding halves, quarters and thirds.

More finding halves, quarters and thirds - fun colouring.

Ordering fractions as more than, equal to or less than a half.

Some tricky word problems using halves and quarters.

Find the fraction of the amounts shown.

Various fraction problems.

Tricky work on equivalent fractions.

A little bit of revision on reading and writing fractions.

Order fractions with the same denominator.

Chocolate cakes to help with understanding tenths.

Find how many tenths of the shape are coloured.

Consolidation of multiplication and division at the end of the Spring term.

Easter consolidation: change from notes.

Pictograms with an Easter theme for Year 3.

A look at fractions with an Easter theme suitable for year 3.

Order distances using millimetres, centimetres and metres.

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

It's back to concentrating on the four rules this week.

More addition, subtraction, multiplication and division this week.

Multiplication, division and revision of understanding fractions are the main focus this week.

Plenty of tables work, together with some tricky word problems make up most of this week's programme.

Plenty of fractions, multiplication and division to get your teeth into this week. Plus a couple of bright Easter activities.