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Helpful Hints for Maths:
Maths is not just about finding the answer. The process is just as important.
Use a range of different strategies and tools e.g. draw a picture, use a tens frame, counters, etc.
We love to be hands-on! Use materials around the house to help you such as Lego, buttons, beads, pasta, or pegs.
Make connections between the problem and where you might see this in the real world.
Week Six
Week Six
Prodigy
Prodigy
Use the Prodigy app.
Number of the Week
Number of the Week
This activity have been set for you and can be completed on Seesaw. Make sure to click through and complete as many pages as you can!
Finding Fifteen.mp4Finding 15 game .pdfOpen-Ended Problems
Open-Ended Problems
Open-ended problems are problems that have more than one possible answer and more than one way of solving.
Watch the video and get your brain ready to problem solve. To play this game you will need to use the ‘Finding Fifteen’ scoring template which comes with numbers from 1-9 (or you can make your own with some paper).
After playing this game with a family member, give the other problems below a go! You must try and find more than one solution to each!
Measuring Perimeter
Measuring Perimeter
Create a "Perimeter Person". Be as creative as you like, but remember, you will need to be able to work out the perimeter of your person.
Document5.pdfPages from perimeterperson.pdfWhat is the Perimeter?
What is the Perimeter?
This activity has been set for you and can be completed on Seesaw.
Time
Time
Notice & Wonder
Notice & Wonder
Time is another form of measurement that we use in our daily lives. Before we begin to explore this together, share what you know already by completing this activity that has been set for you on Seesaw.
One Minute.mp4howlongisaminutepdf.pdfMeasuring Time
Measuring Time
Time refers to a number of things including the days of the week, the months in the calendar year and what time of day it is. We can measure this in seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months and even years!
After listening to the story One Minute read by Miss Iemmolo, use the recording template to predict how long each activity will take. Do the activity for a minute and record the actual results.
Telling time.mp4Time_BuildAClock.pdfTelling Time
Telling Time
After watching the video about telling time, use the template to build your own analog clock and make different times. Pick 3 different times of the day and describe what you do at each of the times shown on the clock.
Studyladder
Studyladder
Use the Studyladder website to complete some set numeracy activities.
Week Five
Week Five
Prodigy
Prodigy
Use the Prodigy app.
Open-Ended Problems
Open-Ended Problems
Open-ended math problems are problems that have more than one possible answer and more than one way of solving.
Watch the video and get you brain ready to problem solve, then investigate some of these other open-ended problems. You must try and find more than one solution to each!
Open ended week 5
Capacity.mp4Capacity.pdfMeasuring Capacity
Measuring Capacity
Using formal units
Using formal units
When we measure Capacity, we measure in mililetres (ml) and litres (l). Watch Miss Dunstan explain more in the video, then use the template provided to go on a Capacity Hunt! You need to find objects that hold more and less liquid than the ones provided. The final page in the template is for you to find your own object to compare!
Ordering Capacity
Ordering Capacity
This activity has been set for you and can be completed on Seesaw.
Measuring Perimeter
Measuring Perimeter
Designing a zoo!
Designing a zoo!
When we measure perimeter we are measuring the length around the outside of an object. We need your help mathematicians! Watch the video of Miss Woodward as she introduces perimeter to you and asks you to help her solve a problem...
Print the grid template and the design a zoo template to help you design your zoo. Bring your imagination along with you for this activity!
Design A Zoo! Perimeter Activity.pdfPerimeter graph paper.pdfPerimeter Zoo video 2.mp4
Perimeter Shapes
Perimeter Shapes
These activities have been set for you and can be completed on Seesaw.
Studyladder
Studyladder
Use the Studyladder website to complete some set numeracy activities.
Week Four
Week Four
Prodigy
Prodigy
Use the Prodigy app.
Open-Ended Problems
Open-Ended Problems
So often we are given a problem where we need to find out the answer. What if you knew the answer, but needed to figure out what the question might be?
Open-Ended Tasks.mp4Grams and KilogramsMetric Weight (G and KG).pdfMeasuring Weight
Measuring Weight
Using formal units
Using formal units
When we measure length, we measure in centimetres (cm) and metres (m). When we measure weight, we measure in grams (g) or kilograms (kg).
Watch the video, then see if you can find items around your house with each of these units of measurement. Take photos and add them to the document on Seesaw.
You can also have a go at completing the cut and paste activity. Cut and paste the objects based on whether you think you would weigh them as grams or kilograms.
Measuring Capacity
Measuring Capacity
Capacity is another form of measurement. This refers to how much something can hold.
These activities have been set for you and can be completed on Seesaw.
Addition Revision
Addition Revision
Try and answer these addition worded problems, remember to use the CUBES strategy. If you need a reminder go to Miss Iemmolo's video from Week Two. After you've tried the first page look on the second page where there are some worded problems with parts that are missing!
Don't forget to share them with us.
Addition Worded Problems - WK 4.pdfStudyladder
Studyladder
Use the Studyladder website to complete some set numeracy activities.
Week Three
Week Three
Prodigy
Prodigy
Use the Prodigy app.
Skip Counting by 5sSkip Counting
Skip Counting
Watch the video and practise skip counting.
Use Toy Theater's interactive 100 chart, abacus and number line to help you visualise counting by five.
Print and cut the puzzles below to help you practise. Use the 'Within 100' one first, then the 'Within 1000' one if you would like to challenge yourself.
Skip Counting by 5 Puzzles.pdfWithin 100
Skip Counting by 5 Puzzles CHALLENGE.pdfWithin 1000
Measuring Length
Measuring Length
MeasureMANT PicnicUsing informal units
Using informal units
Have your very own MeasuremANT Picnic!
Use food from your own kitchen or print out the template to measure how many ants long each piece of food is.
NonStandardMeasurementCenterMeasuremANTPicnicFreebie.pdfFormal Measurement.mp4Using formal units
Using formal units
Practise your measuring skills by completing the two activities that have been set for you on Seesaw.
Ordering the Length of Objects
Using a Ruler
Measuring Weight
Measuring Weight
Weight is another form of measurement. It measures the mass of an object. This can refer to how heavy or how light something is.
Watch the video below to find out more.
WeightBalance Scales.pdfAfter watching the video, create your very own balance scales and use the template above to draw and record which object was heavier and which object was lighter.
Studyladder
Studyladder
Use the Studyladder website to complete some set numeracy activities.
Week Two
Week Two
Prodigy
Prodigy
Use the Prodigy app.
Skip Counting by 2sSkip Counting
Skip Counting
Watch the video and practise skip counting.
Use Toy Theater's interactive 100 chart, abacus and number line to help you visualise counting by two.
Print and cut the puzzles below to help you practise. Use the 'Within 100' one first, then the 'Within 1000' one if you would like to challenge yourself.
Skip Counting by 2 Puzzles.pdfWithin 100
Skip Counting by 2 Puzzles CHALLENGE.pdfWithin 1000
CUBES strategy.mp4CUBES Strategy
CUBES Strategy
One way to solve worded problems is by using the CUBES strategy. This strategy helps you to remember all the steps you need to do before you solve the problem.
Watch the video of Miss Iemmolo explaining the strategy, then have a go at solving the worded problems below using the CUBES strategy.
Measurement
Measurement
Who cares about measurement?
Think about: When do we measure? What do we measure? Why do we measure?
Use the image to help you brainstorm a list of people that might care about measurement. For example, a baker measures their ingredients.
Measuring Length
Measuring Length
Length/height is one form of measurement. It measures the distance from one point to another. This can refer to how long or how tall something is.
Watch the video below to find out more.
informal Length video.mp4I Measure.pdfNow, measure yourself! Find a set of informal units (e.g. pasta, blocks, buttons) and use these to measure the length of your foot, leg, finger, etc. How many pieces of pasta long is your hand?
Studyladder
Studyladder
Use the Studyladder website to complete some set numeracy activities.
Week One
Week One
As part of your maths learning this week, please explore our new game Prodigy and complete some of the activities set for you on Studyladder. Your login details have been mailed to you.
Worded problems week 1.mp4Worded Problems
Worded Problems
Watch the video to refresh your memory about solving worded problems. Use the strategies that Miss Woodward has outlined to help you solve the story problems below.
Story Mats
Story Mats
Choose one of the story mats and create your own addition worded problem for this scenario. Use the think board to write the story, write the sum, draw a picture, and make it with materials you have at home such as counters, blocks or pegs.
Maths story mats.mp4
Addition Story Mats.pdfThink board.pdfReport abuse