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Term4Week7-8

WALT Use Basic Facts Strategies to Solve Fractions and Word Problems.

Task: Follow instructions

  • Make a copy of the presentation.

  • Watch the videos.

  • Answer all of the math problems.

  • Show working in your maths book.

  • Check and edit your work.

  • Share your work with Mrs. G

  • Blog your work.

Fractions and Problem Solving

Term4Week5-6

WALT Use Basic Facts Strategies to Solve Word Problems.

Maths Problem Solving

Task: Follow instructions

  1. Make a copy of the presentation.

  2. Watch the video.

  3. Answer all of the word problems.

  4. Show working in your maths book.

  5. Check and edit your work.

  6. Share your work with Mrs. G

  7. Blog your work.


Term4Week3-4

WALT Use Different Strategies to Solve Word Problems.

Maths Problem Solving

Task: Follow the instructions

  1. Make a copy of the presentation.

  2. Read the given Examples.

  3. Complete all tasks.

  4. Check and edit your work.

  5. Share your work with Mrs. Grady.

  6. Blog your work by Friday.

DMIC Word Problem

DMIC PROBLEM SOLVING

Term4Week1-2

WALT Solve Maths Problems Using Basic Facts.

Task: Follow the instructions

  1. Make a copy of the presentation.

  2. Read the given Examples.

  3. Complete all tasks.

  4. Check and edit your work.

  5. Share your work with Mrs. Grady.

  6. Blog your work by Friday.

Basic Facts and Word Problems

Term3Week10

WALT Solve Ratios and Probability Word Problems.

WALT Calculate Percent Increases as well as Percent Decreases Equations.

Maths Planning : WAL About Probability, Coverting Fractions into Decimals and Percentages, and Percent Increases and Decreases.

Term3Week9

WALT Identify Digit , Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, Dividing and Simplifying Fractions.


Click the link below to solve DMIC...

Word Problems


Task: Follow the instructions

  1. Make a copy of the presentation.

  2. Watch the videos.

  3. Read the examples.

  4. Complete all tasks.

  5. Check and edit your work.

  6. Share your work with Mrs. Grady.

  7. Blog your work.

Maths: Statistics

Term3Week7-8

WALT Identify Digit , Simplifying Fractions and Calculate Equivalent Fractions.


Maths: WALT Finding halves and quarters of numbers.

Task: Follow the Instructions

  1. Make a copy of the presentation

  2. Watch the videos

  3. Complete all tasks

  4. Check and edit your work

  5. Share it with Mrs. Grady

  6. Blog your work

Here is a site that will help you learn your times tables.

Link to Resources NZ maths

Extra Activities: Mathematical Word Problems

Term3Week5-6

WALT Calculate Decimal Place Values, Percentages and Fractions.

Numeracy: Place and Dollar Values, Fractions Number knowledge.

Task: Follow the Instructions

  1. Make a copy of the presentation

  2. Watch the videos

  3. Complete all tasks

  4. Check and edit your work

  5. Share it with Mrs. Grady

  6. Blog your work

Here is a site that will help you learn your times tables.

Maths: WALT Finding halves and quarters of numbers.

DMIC Question T1W10

Here is a site that has a whole lot of Maths games for you to play.

T1W9


DMIC Question T1W8

Koro Pita is ordering mattresses for the new Wharenui. The area he has available for mattresses is 126 square meters. This includes leaving space for walking down the middle. The mattresses are 2meters long and 2 meters wide. How many mattresses should Koro Pita order to fill the space?

Practice problems T1W8

Formula to find the area of a square or a rectangle is - length x width

A garden is 14 meters long and 7 meters wide. What is the area of the garden?

A swimming pool is 20 meters long and 8 meters wide. What is the area of the swimming pool?

A playground is 18 meters long and 6 meters wide. What is the area of the playground?

A vegetable garden is 22 meters long and 8 meters wide. What is the area of the vegetable garden?

DMIC Question T1W7

Gina has 2/3 cups of laundry detergent. She used half of the detergent on Friday to wash her sheets. How much detergent does she have left?


A recipe of banana oat muffin requires 3/4 of oats. You are making half of the recipe. How much oats should you use.

DMIC Question T1W6

Independent Task

Azalea, Azariah and Akosita have seats for the movies.

In fact their seats are F5, F6, F7.

In how many ways can they sit in those seats?


Extension from the problem

How many ways are there if another two people join the three friends?

With a buddy make sure they have complete these activities below.

Make sure that your buddy understands what is on the paper.

Show the work in your Maths book


DMIC Question T1W5

Independent work - Wk6

DMIC Question T1W4


Independent Problem solving Questions

There are 5 cups in each row. There are 6 rows of cups. How many cups are there altogether?

There are 8 houses in each row. There are 7 rows of houses. How many houses are there altogether?

There are 12 carrots in each row. There are 9 rows of carrots. How many carrots are there altogether?

There are 4 cars in each row. There are 15 rows of cars. How many cars are there altogether?

DMIC Question T1W3

The pizza place has three tables. The biggest one seats three times as many people as the smallest one. The middle sized table seats twice as many people as the smallest one. On Tuesday night three-quarters of the seats were taken. Then twelve more people arrived. Unfortunately there were only enough seats for half of them. How many people can sit at the smallest table?

Practice questions for T1W3

Chicago spent ¼ of his money on cinema and spent ⅔ of what what was left to his shoes. If he has 15 dollars left, how much money did he start with?


On Tuesday at the tennis club there are 5 students. Each student must have the same amount of tennis balls. If there are 30 balls all together, how many balls does each student get?


On Wednesday at the tennis club there are 7 students. Each student must have the same amount of tennis balls. If there are 42 balls all together, how many balls does each student get?


At the fair you can buy 2 t shirts and 2 drinks for $44.

You can buy 1 t-shirt and 3 drinks for $30.

How much does 1 t-shirt cost?

How much does 1 drink cost?


Legs in the barn One third of the animals in the barn are chickens. The rest are pigs. There are 20 legs in all. How many pigs are there?

One third of the shed in the school has bicycles. The rest are tricycles. There are 28 wheels in all. How many tricycles are there?



DMIC Question T1W2

Legs in the barn One third of the animals in the barn are chickens. The rest are pigs. There are 20 legs in all. How many pigs are there?

DMIC Question T1W2

One third of the shed in the school has bicycles. The rest are tricycles. There are 28 wheels in all. How many tricycles are there?