Maths Term 2
Week 4: Volume and Circumference
WALT: Convert between metric units of capacity - ml, L, kL
WALT: Calculate the volume of cuboids
WALT: Find the circumference of a circle
Learn: The key ideas to find out and understand this week are...
How to convert between units of measure using multiplication and division.
The importance of including the unit of measure with your recording of measurement.
How to calculate the volume of cuboids
The formula for finding the circumference of a circle
Your tasks this week:
Daily measurement knowledge practice worksheet - group box
Calculating area, volume and circumference workbook here.
Maths buddy set practice tasks.
Create
This week create a DLO sharing your chosen measurement art investigation
Area Pixel Art. Share a a screenshot of your artwork along with your area calculations on your blog.
OR
Circle Optical Illusion. Share your finished optical illusion along with some of the information you have discovered about circles along the way,
Share
Post your DLO on your blog. Don't forget to put the WALT for this activity and a reflection on how you went with the learning.
What is your next step in developing your understanding of calculating volume and finding the circumference of a circle?
Week 3: Area
WALT: Convert between metric units of length - mm, cm. m. km
WALT: Calculate the area of squares, rectangles, and composite shapes
WALT: Find the area of triangles using ½ B x H formula
Learn: The key ideas to find out and understand this week are...
How to convert between units of measure using multiplication and division.
The importance of including the unit of measure with your recording of measurement.
How to calculate the area of shapes
Your tasks this week:
Daily measurement knowledge practice worksheet - group box
Area workbook
Maths buddy set practice tasks.
Weekly Group Measurement challenges
Create
This week create DLO's sharing your jamboard investigations:
World's biggest lasagne
Classroom sclae drawing
Perimeter and Area challenge
Share
Post your DLO's on your blog. Don't forget to put the WALT for each activity and a reflection on how you went with the learning.
What is your next step in developing your understanding of calculating perimeter and area?
Week 2: Perimeter
WALT: Convert between metric units of length - mm, cm. m. km
WALT: Calculate the perimeter of simple and composite shapes.
Learn: The key ideas to find out and understand this week are...
How to convert between units of measure using multiplication and division.
The importance of including the unit of measure with your recording of measurement.
How to calculate the perimeter of shapes
Your tasks this week:
Daily measurement knowledge practice worksheet - group box
Length and Perimeter practice slide - finish from last week
Maths buddy set practice tasks.
Weekly Group Measurement challenges here
Create
This week create a DLO sharing your findings of the hand perimeter challenge in the The GReat Measurement challenge tasks above. Share your method, results and conclusions. Include a definition of perimeter and how you calculate it also.
Share
Post your DLO on your blog. Don't forget to put the WALT for this activity and a reflection on how you went with the learning.
What is your next step in developing your understanding of calculating perimeter?
Week 1: Length
WALT: Convert between metric units of length - mm, cm. m. km
WALT: Measure accurately with a ruler.
Learn: The key ideas to find out and understand this week are...
How to measure length accurately using a variety of tools.
How to convert between units of measure using multiplication and division.
The importance of including the unit of measure with your recording of measurement.
Your tasks this week:
Daily measurement knowledge practice sheets
Daily Measurement challenge here
Length and Perimeter slide. Make a copy from your group slide above.
Create
This week create a DLO about one of the length records you investigated in your workbook. Include your conversion calculations.
Share
Post your DLO on your blog. Don't forget to put the WALT for this activity and a reflection on how you went with the learning.
What is your next step in developing your understanding of length and perimeter?