Maths – Summer 2 Week 4 commencing 22/06/20

Power Maths have now uploaded Summer term home-learning online, so we will be using their ‘Practice Book – Summer Home Edition.’ This incorporates work left over from last term and new topics for this term so your child won’t miss out on any of their learning. I also hope they are easier to view and follow. For each lesson, there is a double-page spread introduction called ‘Discover and Share’ which should be read first. Then there is a black and white practice page to be completed by your child.

The answers are at the back of the online Practice Book.

There will be 4 x ‘Power Maths’ lessons per week then a ‘Fun Maths Friday’ aimed at revising other areas and having hands-on fun with maths around the home/garden.

You will need to copy and paste the relevant link below to access Power Maths (you can’t just click on them). Scroll down and accept the terms and conditions then select: Power Maths then ‘Practice Book – Summer Home Edition’. The page numbers you need are below.

Note – Year 6 are doing a different week to year 5 this week. This is so both year groups can work on angles. You will need a protractor this week.

You can type in the page number you need in the bottom right-hand corner box of the on-line book – rather than scroll through all the pages.

Year 5 – ‘week 8 in book’, pages:

Year 6 – ‘week 9 in book’, pages:

Monday 22/06/20 116 – 119 132 – 135Tuesday 120 – 123 136 – 139Wednesday 124 - 127 140 – 143Thursday 128- 131 144 – 147Friday Fun maths Friday – see below Fun maths Friday – see below

This week, please ‘hand in’ Friday’s Fun maths lesson via the Redwood email:

redwoodclass@rsm.set.educationIf you can’t get the links to work, the pages have also been copied onto the bottom of this document. Year 5 – Power Maths – ‘Week 8’ – Geometry – properties of shape (angles):

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Year 6 – Power Maths – ‘Week 9’ – properties of shape (angles) :

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Fun maths Friday :

Do you know what the internal angles of a triangle add up to?

They always add up to 180 degrees. (1) Draw a triangle with a ruler. Measure your angles with a protractor – they should all add up to 180 degrees.

(2) Now draw another triangle with a ruler and cut it out. Carefully rip off each corner and put all your corners so they are touching each other – so all the ‘points’ are together. What do you notice?

You should notice that all the corners form a straight line. That’s because there are 180 degrees in a straight line and all the angles of triangle = 180 degrees.

(3) Have a go at making your own angle measurer. You can use each right angle in your measurer as a guide for a good estimate, when measuring angles, as each one = 90 degrees. A straight line on your angle measurer will be 180 degrees. What would a full turn be? Go outside (or stay inside if the weather isn’t great) what angles can you estimate/measure? Draw a diagram of minimum 4 objects and label the angle(s).

Extension:

What do we call angles:

(a) that are less than 90 degrees?(b) More than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees?(c) More than 180 degrees but less than 360 degrees?

Please send in your maths from today – I can’t wait to see it!

Year 5 - Monday 22.06.20

Year 5 – Tuesday 23/06/20

Year 5 – Wednesday 24/06/20

Year 5 – Thursday 25/06/20

Year 6 – Monday 22/06/20

Year 6 – Tuesday 23/06/20

Year 6 – Wednesday 24/06/20

Year 6 – Thursday 25/06/20