Summer Term 2

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

Investigating pairs of co-ordinates.

Reflecting quadrilaterals in a mirror line and writing co-ordinates.

Translating shapes across a co-ordinate grid.

More reflections using a mirror line.

Locate the coordinate on the grid.

Estimating and measuring the length of various household objects.

Measuring using a metre ruler (or metre tape measure).

Interpreting scales to find the distance between two points.

Looking at maps to find distances in kilometres.

More distances to calculate (harder).

Convert the lengths from one unit to another.

Understanding and converting the common metric units of length, weight and capacity.

Deciding which is the best unit to measure with.

Convert measurements from smaller units to larger or larger units to smaller.

Harder conversions from mm to cm and m to km.

Converting pints of milk to millilitres or litres.

Convert the lengths from one unit to another.

How many different ways can four squares be chosen that add up to 34. There are lots of them!

Word problems which require subtracting from numbers with-4 digits or more.

A set of word problems which can all be answered by using the standard method of subtraction.

Use a variety of strategies to work out the missing numbers. A good knowledge of times tables is needed.

A mixed bag of quick fire questions on division.

Find the missing digit.

Some of the questions are quite long, but they can be answered with a single step operation.

Solving problems involving '3 for 2' voucher offer.

Hours, minutes seconds are all found in these questions on time.

Solve multi-step problems and check by carrying out inverse operations.

Find the number from the clues given.

Rounding 6-digit numbers to the nearest 10,000. One minute challenge.

Finding facts about decimal fractions, including bar modelling.

Word problems with decimals.

Some great ideas for children to use as starting points to investigate further.

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

Place the digits in the rows and columns to make the total shown in the middle.

More or less than with negative numbers. Answer as many as you can in one minute.

Place value with very large numbers, percentages, graphs and angle are just some of the topics this week.

More place value, writing numbers as fractions and decimals, prime numbers and angle are some of the subjects for this week.

This week we look at approximating, subtracting simple fractions, finding the mean and mode and four rules.

Adding decimals, working out harder fraction subtractions, interpreting line graphs, prime numbers and percentages make this a tricky week!

Problem solving, investigating, area, percentages and addition are just some of the topics for this week.

For our final week we go over percentages, timetables, shopping and fractions, mixed in with a little problem solving.