NEW. Sample activity pack. Sample activities from Year 2, Year 3 and Year 6. Develop fluency with questions for every area of the maths curriculum
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1 NEW Sample activity pack Develop fluency with questions for every area of the maths curriculum Save time with a bank of ready-made photocopiable questions Use alongside your existing resources with easy-to-find practice activities Sample activities from Year 2, Year 3 and Year 6
2 GEOMETRY position and direction Position, direction and movement You can move shapes and objects in a straight line or by turning them. The arrow has turned to point in a different direction. 1 Has the arrow made a quarter turn, a half turn or a three-quarter turn? It has made a half turn, which may have been clockwise or anticlockwise. 2 How many right angles has the arrow turned through? It has turned through two right angles. 1 Choose the shapes with the triangle above the square. 4 Which arrows show a quarter turn? 2 Is Ben walking up or down the stairs? 5 Which arrows show a half turn? 3 Choose the shape with the square inside the circle. 6 Lisa walks up the road. Lisa turns to the school. Does she turn left or right? to the park to school 56 Rising Stars UK Ltd You may photocopy this page.
3 Year 2 sample activity GEOMETRY position and direction 1 Look at this arrow. Which diagram shows the same arrow after a quarter turn clockwise? 3 Gus is going to the beach. Will he turn right or left? Beach Wood 2 How many right angles are shown in each turn? a A B C b 4 Are these statements true or false? a The van is behind the bike. b The car is in front of the van. c The bike is between the car and the van. d The car is ahead of the bike. 1 Peena says, I am going to make a half turn. It doesn t matter if I turn clockwise or anti-clockwise. Is Peena correct? Explain your answer. 2 Jay says, I am going to make a quarter turn. It doesn t matter if I turn clockwise or anti-clockwise. Is Jay correct? Explain your answer. 3 Ben says, I have made a quarter turn anti-clockwise to the right. Is Ben correct? Explain your reasoning. You may photocopy this page. Rising Stars UK Ltd
4 NUMBER addition and subtraction Addition When adding, use place value to line up the digits correctly. Always calculate from the ones columns to the hundreds column and carry when needed. Use a written method to calculate You can use this method to complete the addition calculation Calculate: a c b d Use the sign <, > or = to make each number sentence correct. a Two different schools visit a museum on the same morning. Runnymead s school group included 8 adults and 36 children. The Highway s school group included 5 adults and 25 children. How many children visited the museum that morning? b Calculate: a c b Find the magic number for each magic square. a b Use a formal written method to calculate: a c b Ben says the sum of two three-digit numbers will always give a three-digit number answer. Do you agree? Explain your reasoning. 2 Anna says if there is a digit 9 in the ones column when adding two three-digit numbers then you always carry ten to the next column. Do you agree? Explain your reasoning. 14 Rising Stars UK Ltd You may photocopy this page.
5 Year 3 sample activity NUMBER addition and subtraction Subtraction When subtracting, remember to: use place value to line up the digits correctly calculate from the ones columns to the ten thousands and exchange when needed. Calculate by a written method. You can use this method to complete the subtraction calculation Calculate: a 29 4 c b d Use the sign <, > or = to make each number sentence correct. a b c There are 53 people on the bus. 17 people get off. How many people are left on the bus? 4 There 38 biscuits in the tin. Mary eats 12 and Joy eats 9. How many biscuits are now left in the tin? 5 There are 35 crayons in a box. Ben takes 12 crayons. Dev takes 10 crayons. How many crayons are left? 1 Calculate: a c b Use a formal written method to calculate: a b Spot the mistake in the calculation and correct it Dev says: = 111. What other pairs of 3-digit numbers, each made up of the same digits, can be subtracted to give an answer of 111? 2 Find the missing numbers You may photocopy this page. Rising Stars UK Ltd
6 ALGEBRA Equations with two unknowns Letters or symbols can stand for unknown numbers in equations or formulae. Solve the equations S + T = 8 and S T = 15. Start with S + T = 8. List pairs of numbers that add to , 1 + 7, 2 + 6, 3 + 5, Check to find the pair that multiply to 15. The solution is S = 3, T = 5. 1 Find the values of and. a + = 12 = 3 b = 9 = 0 2 What could the missing numbers be? a 5 + = 2 + c 4 = 2 3 a + b = 16 Find the value of a when b = 5. 4 c d = 24 Find the value of c when d = 8. b 8 = 4 1 A class of 28 children can be divided into equally sized teams. Find two ways to do this. 2 Dev writes down two numbers that total 160. One number is three times the size of the other. What are the numbers? 3 2a + b = 16 Find the value of a when b = 5. 4 c d = 240 Find the value of c when d = e f = 6 Find the value of e when f = 5. 1 = 24 Find the value of + = in this equation. 2 x + 4y = 60 where x and y are both positive whole numbers. Find possible values for x and y. 3 Jess buys some adult tickets for 6 each and some child tickets for 4 each. Jess spends 50. How many of each kind of ticket did Jess buy? Find two different possible answers. 36 Rising Stars UK Ltd You may photocopy this page.
7 Year 6 sample activity ALGEBRA Possible combinations Find possible combinations by working logically. A shirt may have two different stripes. The colours are blue (b), red (r), yellow (y) or white (w). Choose the first colour and match with all the others: b + r, b + y, b + w Choose the next colour: r + y, r + w Match the last pair: y + w Answer: 6 pairs 1 Sarah has a red, a yellow and a blue counter. She arranges them in pairs. How many different ways could she do this? 2 a A flag has 2 different stripes, each stripe could be red, white or blue. List the different flags that can be designed. b An extra colour, black, is added. How many more different flags can be designed? 3 Combining 5, 6 and 7 gives 567, 765, 675, 576, 756 and what other number? 1 Gus has three number cards He uses them to make numbers. a How many two-digit numbers can Gus make? b How many three-digit numbers can Gus make? 2 a John has four t-shirts and four pairs of shorts. How many combinations of t-shirts and shorts are there? b John buys another t-shirt. How many combinations does he have now? 3 Nia rolls two 1 6 dice and adds the numbers. How many different totals can she make? 1 3a + b = 15 a and b are positive whole numbers. What could a and b be? 2 4c d = 10 c and d are positive whole numbers. What could c and d be? 3 Ice-creams come in 10 different flavours with a choice of 10 different toppings. Explain how you can find out how many combinations there are. 4 Small cans of drink cost 75p and large cans cost Ben spends on cans of drink. How many of each size could Ben have bought? Explain your reasoning. You may photocopy this page. Rising Stars UK Ltd
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