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2 Homework- do not use a calculator Maths Basic Skills Week 1 Name Date~ Class Section A: Counting and understanding numbers Section B: Calculating Section C: Using and applying How many groups of ten can be 11. 2s- D = Assembly starts at three o'clock made out of 90 marbles? and ends at quarter past three How many minutes does assembly 2. Order these numbers, starting with 12. I think of a number and half it. The the smallest: 3' 27' 12' 17 answer is 12. What was my number? 3. Write the missing numbers in this 13. What must be added to 80 to make 22. Josh has 39p. sequence: 14, 17,..., 23, 26,... He needs another 30p to be able to buy a colouring book. 4. How many five pence coins are 14. Bob spends 80p on sweets and 17p equal to 20p? teams play S-a-side 5. What is half oftwenty-two? football. How many players are in the 23. What is 56cm added to 2m SOcm? tournament? 6. What number is three less than four 16. Divide 180 by 6. hundred and two? 7. What temperature is 10 degrees less 17. Sx6=90+~ I bought two chocolate bars and got than 6 degrees Celsius? fifty-six pence change. 8. Write down the next two numbers. 18. Subtract twenty-six from seventy- cost? 101 ' 95 ' 89 ' 83'... '... nine. 9. What is one-seventh of forty-nine? 19. What must be added to thirty-six to 25. Ben saved eight lop coins, make three Sp coins and six 2p coins What is the product of 6 and 9? 20. One orange costs nineteen pence. How much money has Ben How much will three oranges cost? saved? Total {A) Total {B) Total {C) Test Total {A+B+C) R {0-9) I y {10-19) l G {20-25)
3 Homework- do not use a calculator Maths Basic Skills Week2 Name Date' Class Section A: Counting and understanding numbers Section B: Calculating Section C: Using and applying How many groups of 5 can be made = Assembly starts at half past two out of 30 marbles? and ends at three o'clock How many minutes does assembly 2. Order these numbers, starting with 12. I think of a number, halve it and get the smallest: 15, 27, 4, What was my number? 3. Write the missing numbers in this 13. What must be added to 20 to make 22. Josh has 27p. sequence: 13, 17,..., 25, 29,... He needs another 32p to be able to buy a colouring book. 4. How many five pence coins are 14. Tom spends 60p on crisps and 14p equal to 45p? What is half of 18? teams play 7-a-side football. How 23. What is 27cm added to lm 80cm? 6. What number is two less than three 16. Divide 240 by 6. hundred and one? 7. What temperature is 9 degrees less 17. 5x4=80+~ I bought two chocolate bars and got than 5 degrees Celsius? 60 change. 8. Write down the next two numbers. 18. Subtract 35 from 52. cost? 41 ' 36 ' 31 ' 26'... ' What is one-sixth of forty-eight? 19. What must be added to 56 to make 25. Ben saved five lop coins, six 5p coins and seven 2p coins What is the product of 4 and 9? 20. One orange costs 16p. How much How much money has Ben will three oranges cost? saved? Total (A) Total (B) Total (C) Test Total (A+B+C) '--- - Rj()_~9) I y (10-19) I G (20-25)
4 Homework- do not use a calculator Maths Basic Skills Week 3 Name Date. Class Section A: Counting and understanding numbers Section B: Calculating Section C: Using and applying How many groups of 2 can be made = Assembly starts at quarter past out of 18 marbles? two and ends at half past two. 22 2,7 How many minutes does assembly 2. Order these numbers, starting with 12. I think of a number, double it and the smallest: 7, 17, 24,12 get 20. What was my number? 3. Write the missing numbers in this 13. What must be added to 60 to make 22. Josh has 52p. sequence: 1, 7,..., 19, 25,... He needs another 12p to be able to buy a colouring book. 4. How many ten pence coins are equal 14. Tom spends SOp on crisps and 2Sp to 1? What is half of 14? teams play 9-a-side football. How 23. What is 85cm added to 1m 80cm? 6. What number is five less than three 16. Divide 420 by 6. hundred and two? 7. What temperature is 9 degrees less 17. 6x3=23-~ I bought two chocolate bars and got than 2 degrees Celsius? 90p change. 8. Write down the next two numbers. 18. Subtract 39 from 51. cost? 17, 23, 29, 35,..., What is one-fifth of thirty-five? 19. What must be added to 73 to make 25. Ben saved seven lop coins, ten Sp coins and six 2p coins What is the product of 6 and 7? 20. One orange costs 15p. How much How much money has Ben will four oranges cost? saved? Total (A) Total (B) Total (C) Test Total (A+B+C) R (0-9) I_.. 'r'_(!0-19) I G (20-25)
5 Homework Literacy Stretch Multiplication Unscramble the letters to 87 X 132 : reveal mathematical words Use this fact to find 1.) YLUIPTML... answers to the following 2.) ISMET... (do not work any out, use 3.) CUTDROP... the fact above to help you get your answers!) In this pyramid, each number is a) 87 x 1320 found by multiplying the two numbers below it. 6 b) 870 X 132 EG: 3 X 2 = c) 870 x 1320 Skill Prac-tice Multiply: 839 x 41 X Assessed www EBI
6 Homework- no calculator Maths Basic Skills Week5 Name Date: Class Section A: Counting and understanding numbers Section B: Calculating Section C: Using and applying How many groups of 2 can be made = Assembly starts at ten past two out of 14 marbles? and ends at half past two How many minutes does assembly 2. Order these numbers, starting with 12. I think of a number, double it and the smallest: 23, 17, 24, 39 get 18. What was my number? 3. Write the missing numbers in this 13. What must be added to 30 to make 22. Josh has 49p. sequence: 2, 7,..., 17, 22,... He needs another 11p to be able to buy a colouring book. 4. How many S pence coins are equal 14. Tom spends 30p on crisps and 15p to SOp? What is half of 12? teams play S-a-side football. How 23. What is 70cm added to lm 63cm? 6. What number is four less than five 16. Divide 320 by 4. hundred and two? 7. What temperature is 9 degrees less X 7 = 39 + l?l I bought two chocolate bars and got than 8 degrees Celsius? 70p change. 8. Write down the next two numbers. 18. Subtract 29 from 75. cost? 13' 22' 31' 40'... ' What is one-sixth of twenty-four? 19. What must be added to 53 to make 25. Ben saved two SOp coins, six lop coins and three 5 coins What is the product of 4 and 7? 20. One orange costs 18p. How much How much money has Ben will three oranges cost? saved? Total (A) Total (B) Total (C) Test Total (A+B+C) L R (0-9) I y (10-19) I G (20-25)
7 Homework Maths Basic Skills Week6 Name Date. Class Section A: Counting and understanding numbers Section B: Calculating Section C: Using and applying I I 1. How many groups of S can be made D = Assembly starts at ten to three out of 40 marbles? and ends at three o'clock How many minutes does assembly 2. Order these numbers, starting with 12. I think of a number, double it and the smallest: 20 ' 18 ' 24 ' 19 get 16. What was my number? 3. Write the missing numbers in this 13. What must be added to 20 to make 22. Josh has 37p. sequence: 2, 8,..., 20, 26,... He needs another 12p to be able to buy a colouring book. 4. How many 10 pence coins are equal 14. Tom spends 20p on crisps and 17p to SOp? S. What is half of 18? ls. 7 teams play S-a-side football. How 23. What is 4Scm added to 1m 74cm? 6. What number is four less than three 16. Divide 280 by 4. hundred and one? 7. What temperature is 10 degrees less X 4 = 39- ~ I bought two chocolate bars and got than 6 degrees Celsius? 1.10 change. 8. Write down the next two numbers. 18. Subtract 19 from 74. cost? 11 ' 18' 2S ' 32'... ' What is one-sixth of fifty-four? 19. What must be added to 43 to make 2S. Ben saved four SOp coins, nine lop coins and four Sp coins. How much money has 10. What is the product of 9 and 4? 20. One orange costs 23p. How much Ben saved? will three oranges cost? Total (A) Total (B) Total (C) Test Total (A+B+C) R (0-9) I y (10-19) I G (20-25)
8 Homework- do not use a calculator Name Maths Basic Skills Date Week7 Class Section A: Counting and understanding numbers How many groups of 5 can be made out of 50 marbles? Order these numbers, starting with the smallest: 28' 59 ' 39 ' Write the missing numbers in this sequence: 5, 8,..., 14, 17, How many 10 pence coins are equal to 90p? What is half of 14? What number is five less than two hundred and one? What temperature is 10 degrees less than 2 degrees Celsius? Write down the next two numbers. 49' 53' 57' 61'... ' What is one-quarter of thirty-six? What is the product of 8 and 4? Total {A) Test Total (A+B+C) Section B: Calculating Section C: Using and applying 2.6 I 11. s+ D = Assembly starts at ten past three and ends at half past three. 2.7 How many minutes does assembly 12. I think of a number, halve it and get 9. What was my number? I 2.8 I 13. What must be added to 60 to make 22. Josh has 46p. He needs another 12p to be able to 2.9 buy a colouring book. 14. Tom spends 35p on crisps and llp I teams play 8-a-side football. How 23. What is 95cm added to lm 25cm? I Divide 320 by I had two pounds X 6 = 23 + ~ I bought two chocolate bars and got 1.30 change. 3.9 How much did each chocolate bar 18. Subtract 29 from 64. cost? What must be added to 28 to make 25. Ben saved three SOp coins, nine lop coins and two Sp coins How much money has Ben 20. One orange costs 31p. How much saved? will three oranges cost? Total (B) Total (C) R (0-9) I y (10-19) I G (20-25)
9 i Rearrange these keywords: CRUD TOP MEDICAL PULITLYM was John Napier, when was ive and what have his bones got to do with moths? The number of decimal places in the answer is equal to the total number of decimal places in the question. Eg. 0.7 X 2.1 = 1.47 Use the 'Chinese'/Lattice method to solve these multiplications X 4.3 = X 0.3 =..... Show the method you would use to solve ; X 1.84 = X 2.78 =....
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