Summer Term 2

Recognising horizontal and vertical lines.

Reinforcing the idea that a right angle is a measure of turn. Clockwise and anticlockwise movements.

Recognising acute and obtuse angles.

Work out the angles between the hands on a clock face, saying whether they are acute or obtuse.

measuring accurately using centimetres and millimetres.

Convert the lengths from one unit to another.

It can be great fun moving shapes around and joining them to make other shapes, so why not try one of the investigations on these 2D shape worksheets.

Looking at the properties of 2D shapes.

Identifying irregular 2D shapes: pentagons, hexagons and octagons.

Children have to recognise, know and describe the properties of some pretty tricky 3D shapes, including, spheres, cuboids and pyramids.

Identifying prisms from the properties of shapes.

Identify the 3D shape from the selection.

Use base ten blocks as aids to measure mass.

Subtracting mass using written methods.

Use the clues to solve the weight problems.

Comparing mass written in grams or kilograms.

Tricky weight problems involving two calculations to reach the answer.

Compare mass using kg and grams.

Reading scales and introducing the word increment.

Compare the volume of jugs with different scales.

Working out the amounts needed for different recipes.

A variety of weight, length and capacity problems in words.

Here we have activities on measuring with kilograms and litres. They are nicely linked as one litre of water weighs one kilogram and it would fit exactly into a 10x10x10 cm cube.

Identify the larger or smaller capacity from the selection.

Making numbers from digit cards.

More tricky money problems to solve.

Work out the missing value using division and addition.

Tricky questions, but you only have to carry out one maths step to answer them.

Can you put the numbers 1 to 9 in the diagram so that the difference between each pair of joined numbers is odd?

Add the amounts of money shown.

More tricky money problems to solve.

A first look at Roman Numerals up to X (10).

More on finding the value using reasoning.

3 dinosaurs laid some eggs. They laid 19 altogether. How many did they each lay?

A development of the 'Caterpillar investigation' but using multiples of 10. Great for practising addition.

Add two prices and find change from £5.

Handling Data is the main theme for this week's work.

Co-ordinates, reading scales, time and shape are the key areas this week.

Continuing to look at measurement, time and shape.

Finding the number half way between two others, estimating, addition, subtraction and multiplication all form a part of this week's programme.

The penultimate set of worksheets for the year 3 programme.

The final week of our Year 3 Maths Programme.