Tapawha Term 1
Week 6
1. There were 2/5 of the children children away at sports on Tuesday. If there were 18 children left in class how many children are in the class altogether?
2. To practice for the triathlon I swam 1500m, cycled 38km ran 8.6 kms. What was the total distance?
3. My training partner tripped and hurt herself 2.95km before the end of the run so she had to be picked up. What was her total distance?
4. Each glass holds 360 mls. Can I fill up 25 glasses with my water container which hold 10.5 litres?
5. You can buy 12 peaches for $8. How many can you buy for $20?
6. There were 27 packets of bread rolls. Each packet had 8 rolls. How many are there altogether?
7. If there were 584 chairs in the hall. There are tables which can fit 8 chairs around them. How many tables do they need to use up all the chairs?
8. Warner Brothers are planning to build a new cinema complex in the area. The building would house 2 cinemas and 2 cafes. They would also build 8
toilets and 2 disabled toilets. As chief designer you would need to work out the cost of the complex. Use the information below to work this out:
Week 5
AA-Solving mathematical problems by using the best strategy.
1. Sam drove 357 kms on Thursday and 338 on Friday. How far did he travel altogether?
2. Joe’s class has collected 297 insects stickers so far. Tama’s class has collected 156.
How many have they collected altogether?
3. There were 732 people in the in the stadium. After lunch 245 left. How many people were left?
4. There are 83 pies on the shelf. 37 got bought. How many are left?
5. There are 632 seats in the hall for the concert. 497 seats have been sold. How many seats are left?
6. The PIzza Shop made 29 pizzas. If each pizza was cut into 6 slices. How many slices did they make altogether?
7. If they made 252 slices how many pizzas did they make?
8. The distance to the city was 6.3 km. If Sam had driven 3.9 km how far did he have to go?
Week 3/4
WEEK 3
1. Complete these patterns and write the rule for each of them.
a) 24,20, 16, ____ b) 3, 8, 18, ___
c)101, 111, 121, ___ d) ___, 20, 27, ____,41
2. Write these numbers in correct order from highest to lowest.
1.6 1. 321 1.099 1.22
3. Write eight thousand and fifty seven in digits.
4. Tom got $45 for his birthday. He bought a DVD which cost $24, a new cap which cost
$6 and he decided to save the rest.
a) What fraction of his money did he spend on a DVD?
b) What fraction of his money did he spend on a cap?
c) What fraction of his money did he save?
d) What fraction of his money did he spend altogether?
5. What is the place value of the 8 in 865.36
a) 1/10 b) 1/100 c) 10 d) 100
7.. Place < or > or = in the space to make each of these sentences true.
a) 68/2 ____ 83 b) 12 + 8 ___ 24 - 42 c) 6 x 4 + 2 ____ 5 x 5 d) 32 _____ 7
8. What is the largest number correct to 2 decimal places that comes before 1.2
9.. What is the place value of the 4 in 352.46
a) 1/10 b) 1/100 c) 10 d) 100
10. What is the actual value of the 4 in 352.46
a) 4/10 b) 4/100 c) 40 d) 400
11. Sarah was filling up a paddling pool with the hose. The graph shows the level of the water in the pool in centimetres over time. Look at the graph then answer the questions.
a) How many centimetres of water was in the pool at 9:45 AM?
b) What do you think Sarah did with the hose at 10:15 AM?
c) What do you think might have happened at 10:30 AM?
Week 3/4
1. I had to make a skirt that needed a piece of material that was .935m2. I had a piece of material that was 1.2m2. How much material did I have left?
2. There are 36 acts in the talent show. Only 2/3 of them can go through to the final. How many is that?
3. The forestry company was planting trees. There were 78 trees in each row. If they planted 8 rows how many trees is that?
4. There are 402 apples to be put into 6 trays. How many will be in each tray?
5. There were 1027 cars in the carpark then 789 left. How many cars are in the carpark now?
6. There are a ratio of 2:3 boys to girls in the class. If there are 30 students in the class how many boys and girls are there?