Thursday 4th March 2021 Comparing measures
We now need to practice comparing lengths . We will be using metres, cm and mm and moving between them as well as <> and = signs. If you are unsure on your conversions you may need to remember the following
10mm = 1cm 100cm - 1m 10000mm = 1m
The white rose video and work sheets are below
Tuesday 2nd March 2021 - Kilometres
Following last weeks work on measure and cm, m and mm as measures of distance we are moving on to km and how they are equivalent to 1000m. So roughly the distance from School to Asda or 5 laps of the school playground is 1km. You may want to know that 1km = 100cmx1000m = 100,000cm or 100,000cm x10mm = 1,000,000mm although you are unlikely to measure the distance to Asda in CM! Below is the link to the White Rose Video and the worksheet to go with it
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Friday 26th February - Equivalent Fractions centimetres and millimetres..
Today we are looking at working on how measures of centimetres and millimetres are equivalent (equal). Below is the link to the white rose video and the worksheet document (I am not putting the slides up as they don't seem to work)
Wednesday 24th February - Equivalent Measures for centimetres and metres
Today we will be looking at how measures of length measured in centimetres can be equal and how we can swap between them. Below are the slides for the lesson and the worksheet to go with the lesson. The link for the video which goes with the lesson is also here.
WEEK BEGINNING 22nd February. Converting Measures
The next couple of weeks we will be concentrating on converting measures. On Monday we will look at all the different types of measures, particularly for capacity, weight (mass) and length. We will then look at how to convert from small measures to big ones and vice versa. Finally we will look at calculating with measures. In order to succeed with this it is important to know the following:
10mm = 1cm 100 cm = 1m 1000mm = 1m 1000 m = 1km
10 ml = 1 cl 100cl = 1l 1000ml = 1 litre
1000g = 1kg 1000kg= 1 tonne
As part of your learning try to remember these.
Below are the slides and worksheet for lesson 1. In addition to completing the worksheet - how many objects in your kitchen cupbaord can you find with measures on them. E.g. cans, packets of cerial, sugar and flour - get a feel for how much each one is.
Thursday 11 February. Timetables
Below are the slides to go with the lesson for reasoning and problem solving with timetables to help if you do not wish to access the lesson. The worksheets are here which are different to the normal ones. There are one section on fluency and one section on problems. Their is an a and b for each type of question at each level. There are three levels - choose your level then do either a or b. The answers are on the bottom of the sheet. If you have made a mistake see if you can work out why.
Tuesday 8th February - Timetables
Learning video link https://vimeo.com/467109646
Worksheet below
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Wednesday 3rd February - Finding time intervals. (This is not a White Rose Lesson)
Worksheet Below - choose a level of challenge (The second one is harder)
Monday 1st February.
Maths Reading 2 way tables
White Rose Link
Worksheet
Maths Reading tables - work..
Answers - check your own and spot any mistakes - do you know what mistake you made?
Tuesday 26th January
https://vimeo.com/466529487 - Using line graphs to solve problems - video
Worksheet
Monday 18th January 2021
https://vimeo.com/464199475 - Introducing Line Graphs line graphs Film
Wednesday20th January
https://vimeo.com/464199069 Reading and interpreting Line graph Film
Work 18th January - Introducing Line graphs
Work - Read and Interpret Line Graphs