Explore this math site. There are lots of videos and interactive activities to practice your math.
Whaea G - Mon, Wed & Fri
WALT use addition facts to find a unit fraction of a set.
WALT use fraction circles to find equivalent fractions.
Complete 2 tasks each day
Fraction activities with Whaea Gee
What does a quality blog post need?
Title - Fractions
WALT use addition facts to find a unit fraction of a set.
Labels - Math
DLO
What did you do well? What was tricky?
What did you do well? What was tricky?
Whaea Deb - Mon, Wed & Fri
Early Additive Part-Whole
To solve problems by forming the factors when the basic fact is known.
Click on the link to watch the learning videos then practice using the interactive games.
Complete your TIME Booklet
What does a quality blog post need?
Title - Telling the Time
WALT tell the time o'clock and half past.
Labels - Math
DLO - embed your video.
What did you do well? What was tricky?
CREATE a slide to show how to tell the time.
CREATE a title page showing different ways to tell the time.
You will need to add photo's and captions
Use your time booklet to help you.
KODA's Exemplar
What does a quality blog post need?
Title - Telling the Time
WALT tell the time o'clock and half past.
Labels - Math
DLO - embed your video.
What did you do well? What was tricky?
Click on the link to practice your number knowledge and basic facts. Email your result to Whaea Deb - debbie@paparore.school.nz
WALT use a place value multiplication strategy to solve different equations.
Edmon can explain how to solve 27 x 7 using place value.
PRACTICE - Watch Edmon's video to help you solve the following equations using place value (orange book).
Week 7 - ACTIVITY 1
20 x 6 =
60 x 3 =
50 x 8 =
25 x 3 =
65 x 7 =
28 x 4 =
42 x 6 =
58 x 8 =
12 x 9 =
120 x 4 =
Make a poster using google slides or google drawing to share two of the problems that you have solved.
Practice explaining how you solved the problems with a buddy then make a video explaining your strategy on your chrome book.
What does a quality blog post need?
Problem Solving
WALT solve word problems using different strategies.
Labels - Math
DLO - poster and video.
What did you do well? What was tricky?
Click on the link to practice your number knowledge and basic facts. Email your result to Whaea Deb - debbie@paparore.school.nz
Make a poster using google slides or google drawing to share two of the problems that you have solved.
Practice explaining how you solved the problems with a buddy then make a video explaining your strategy on your chrome book.
What does a quality blog post need?
Problem Solving
WALT solve word problems using different strategies.
Labels - Math
DLO - poster and video.
What did you do well? What was tricky?
Click on the link to practice your number knowledge and basic facts. Email your result to Whaea Deb - debbie@paparore.school.nz
Click on the link to practice your number knowledge and basic facts. Email your result to Whaea Deb - debbie@paparore.school.nz
Click on the link to practice your number knowledge and basic facts. Email your result to Whaea Deb - debbie@paparore.school.nz
Click on the link to practice your number knowledge and basic facts. Email your result to Whaea Deb - debbie@paparore.school.nz
WALT identify 3D shapes, classify them and know their basic properties.
Geometry Booklet
Practice your number bonds, times tables, doubling and halving and division facts.
Click on the link to practice your number knowledge and basic facts. Email your result to Whaea Deb - debbie@paparore.school.nz
What does a quality blog post need?
Title - Rounding and Compensating
WALT solve addition equations using the rounding and compensating strategy.
Write at least 3 sentences explaining your learning to your readers. i.e What did I do well? What was tricky? How can I extend myself next time?
Labels - Math
DLO (Digital Learning Object)
Correct spelling and punctuation
Practice your number bonds, times tables, doubling and halving and division facts.
Click on the link to practice your number knowledge and basic facts. Email your result to Whaea Deb - debbie@paparore.school.nz
Watch the video and use the slide deck to help you solve the following equations using rounding and compensating.
Week 7 - ACTIVITY 1
79 + 38 =
58 + 67 =
39 + 38 =
58 + 93 =
69 + 68 =
38 + 65 =
79 + 67 =
19 + 86 =
88 + 27 =
198 + 69 =
Activity 2 - Week 7 & 8
Complete the following equations from NUMBER 4 in your orange book using rounding and compensating.
Make sure you add a heading - Rounding and Compensating and the date.
Once you complete this activity please complete your Math Buddy or Mathletics activities.
Watch the video and use the place value slide deck to help you solve the following problems in your red book.
ACTIVITY 1
75 + 18 =
53 + 27 =
39 + 38 =
57 + 29 =
15 + 68 =
28 + 68 =
37 + 67 =
19 + 86 =
87 + 36 =
98 + 69 =
Millan really challenged himself to solve equations with bigger numbers.
Challenge yourself like Millan did!
Activity 2
335 + 18 =
613 + 27 =
269 + 38 =
987 + 29 =
125 + 268 =
458 + 168 =
767 + 267 =
349 + 286 =
237 + 636 =
908 + 969 =
Round these numbers to the nearest 100
Write your answers in your red reading book.
EXAMPLE - 126 = 100 and 556 = 600
287 =
631 =
854 =
732 =
685 =
592 =
196 =
324 =
458=
566 =
Round these numbers to the nearest 1000
Write your answers in your red reading book.
EXAMPLE - 2126 = 2000 and 8956 = 9000
9187 =
2231 =
5354 =
7432 =
9585 =
8692 =
6796 =
4824 =
2958=
1066 =
If you cannot make a copy of the google slide, watch this video to help you!
What does a quality blog post need?
Title - Rounding to 100s and 1000s
WALT round numbers to the nearest 100 and 1000
1-2 sentences explaining your learning.
Labels - Maths
DLO (Digital Learning Object) - embed your google slide
Reflection - what did you find easy? What did your find tricky or challenging?
Correct spelling and punctuation
Expand these numbers ...
Write your answers in your red reading book.
EXAMPLE - 234, 965 = 200,000 + 30,000 + 4000 + 900 + 60 + 5
74,392 =
45,896 =
203,284 =
765,870 =
612, 564 =
982,345 =
293,283 =
210,023 =
112,987 =
1,987,342 =
Identify the value of the 8 in each number!
Write your answers in your red reading book.
EXAMPLE - 912,834 = 800
78,392 =
45,896 =
203,284 =
865,970 =
682, 564 =
928,345 =
293,283 =
210,028 =
112,987 =
1,987,342 =