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This week, we have got an exciting task for you to do. This task will

be something you can keep with you for a long time and help you

remember the last few months.

We would like you to write a letter to yourself in 20 years time. This

letter can be an informal style of writing that is for you to read in

20 years and remember what life was like.

Here is an example of how to set out your letter:

As it is an informal letter to yourself, there is no need to write an

address but if you would like to remember your current address for

your future self then we will leave that choice up to you.

We recommend writing three main paragraphs and write about one

idea/question per paragraph. Here are some things you might want

to write about:

What are your hobbies? What do you enjoy most about school? Who

are your friends and what do you like to do with them? What are

your favourite foods? What do you enjoy doing with your family

while at home?

Once you have written your letter, you will need to keep it in a safe

place. You could even try burying it in your garden!

Maths

We have come to the end of the Whiterose Maths scheme of work

so have found a fun ‘Math Mystery’ we would like you to have a go at

solving!

Please find the Mysteries attached. You can choose from two

mysteries or you could even try solving both! The Football Game

mystery is a little trickier than the Story Ending but either one will

be a fun way to finish our school year!

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Football Maths Mystery GameThe Mystery of the Sabotaged Football KitYou join us on a most exciting day when two giants of the football world meet to find out who will be the UEFA Champion League winners of the year!The Redbill Rovers and Underhill United are set to clash on the pitch, and all bets are off regarding who will win. It’s an open game and both teams have everything to play for.But disaster has occurred! Someone has sneaked into the changing rooms and sabotaged both the teams’ football kits! They are in ruins! One of the player’s mums has the spare kit, but she’s on holiday!It looks like the match will have to be postponed! They think it’s all over … It is now!As Chief Inspector, it is your job to take down details of all the suspects and solve the clues, to discover who the saboteur of the football kits is!Good luck!

Descriptions of SuspectsName Position/job Team Boot Energy Drink Car They Drive

Andy Adalar defender RR Puma Boost Ferrari

Brett Briars midfielder UU Puma Zippo Lamborghini

Cameron Card defender RR Nike Boost Range Rover Sport

Dan Deal midfielder RR Adidas Hi Five Porsche

Eric Englebert midfielder UU Adidas PowerUp Lamborghini

Freddie Flynn defender UU Puma Boost Porsche

Gil Gierak midfielder RR Nike Boost Ferrari

Hamish Hoffman defender RR Nike Hi Five Porsche

Ibrahim Iyer defender RR Nike Boost Lamborghini

Jin Jiang forward RR Adidas PowerUp Porsche

Kemal forward UU Nike Boost Range Rover Sport

Leo Li defender RR Nike Zippo Ferrari

Morgan Mughal forward UU Puma PowerUp Ferrari

Nick North defender RR Nike Boost Lamborghini

Olly Oundle goalie RR Adidas Boost Range Rover Sport

Piotr Piatek midfielder RR Adidas Hi Five Porsche

Quentin Quince midfielder UU Nike Boost Porsche

Rory Raven defender RR Nike Boost Ferrari

Steinar Simonsen midfielder UU Puma Zippo Porsche

Ted Twist defender RR Nike Boost Lamborghini

Ulric Upton forward RR Adidas Hi Five Lamborghini

Vince Varley goalie UU Puma Zippo Range Rover Sport

Will Waters defender RR Nike PowerUp Ferrari

Xavier Xin forward RR Nike Hi Five Porsche

Yves Yi forward UU Puma Boost Porsche

Zoe Zoric Ref UU Adidas Boost Lamborghini

Clue 1: Unusual PitchesMeasure the length of each side to the nearest centimetre, to work out the perimeter of the shapes below, then find the measurement in the table to solve the first clue.

33cmUnderhill

20cmfor

19cmfootball

16cmplayed

10cmkit

8cmteam

41cmRedbill

13cmdestroyed

32cmBoost

15cmNike

40cmRange

200cmPuma

24cmthe

17cmbag

12cmfound

14cmsaboteur

21cmUnited

45cmmatch

22cmRovers

30cmchanging

Clue 1:

Clue 2: Take It Away, Boys!Fill in the missing numbers, find them in the table below, and solve the second clue.

Clue 2:

1 6 9

− 2 7 5

1 0 9 4

9 1

− 8 7 8

4 1

7 3

− 4 5 2

2 8 4

2 6 1 2

− 1 7 8

8 5 4

5 1 2

− 6 9 3

4 7 1 9

3was

8midfielder

9saboteur

4defender

0Hi Five

6the

5a

2forward

1goalie

7ref

Clue 3: What Time’s Kick Off?Solve these problems, then look for the correct answer in the table below. Reorder the words to solve the clue.

a. Match of the Day starts at 22:10 and lasts 1 hour 19 minutes. What time will it end?

b. A football cake went in the oven at 10:25am and came out at 11:15am. how long was it in the oven?

c. Imrik goes to football training at 10:30am. It will take him 35 minutes to get there. What time will he leave?

d. If the 15 minute break at half time is at 14:45, and the next half lasts 45 minutes, what time will the match end?

e. Jack is meeting his friends at 13:35, to walk to the match. It will start at 14:15. How long will it take them to walk to the football stadium?

f. A football match begins at 14:30 and lasts 45 each half, with 15 minutes at half time. What time will it end?

g. It’s Andy’s football party in 3 hours and 43 minutes. It is now 13:17. What time is the party?

Clue 3:

15:45boot

14:00Puma

12:35Hi Five

9:55was

22:15Lamborghini

12 minutesgoalie

16:15found

60 minutesFerrari

17:23Zippo

5pmNike

50 minuteswith

10:15Porsche

23 minutesAdidas

23:29a

19:20PowerUp

15:23Boost

40 minuteson

5:10pmdiscovered

8:55amRange Rover Sport

12:12under

Clue 4: Do You Have the Energy to Continue?

Clue 4:

A B C D E F G H I J K L M

5 2 14 6 7 9 54 8 10 22 121 64 19

N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

4 38 100 1 72 15 3 81 60 56 0 18 24

12 ÷ 4 24 ÷ 3 35 ÷ 5 3 × 2 8 × 9 120 ÷ 12 48 ÷ 12 11 × 11

8 × 8 14 ÷ 2 45 ÷ 5 3 × 1 24 ÷ 12 21 ÷ 3 32 ÷ 4 5 × 2 16 ÷ 4 42 ÷ 7

18 ÷ 9 49 ÷ 7 9 × 6 35 ÷ 7 28 ÷ 7 8 × 7 30 ÷ 3 9 ÷ 3 2 × 4

25 ÷ 5 18 ÷ 9

Clue 5: It Was Offside, Ref!

Clue 5:

The saboteur is:

6D

60R

180

24V

48E

9A

5L

15M

25B

44R

121A

10P

20S

40C

77R

18F

27E

63R

72I

Write the multiples of the 6, 9 and 11 times tables, then rearrange the letters to spell three words to solve the last clue.

Have you solved the mystery?

Who is the kit destroying fiend?

AnswersClue 1:Saboteur played for the Rovers.

Clue 2:The saboteur was a defender.

Clue 3:A boot with Nike on was found.

Clue 4:The drink left behind began with a ‘b’.

Clue 5: It Was Offside, Ref!Drove a ferrari.

The football kit saboteur was Rory Raven!

The Mystery of the Missing Story Ending

It is World Book Day and the teacher is reading the children an exciting story about a knight and a dragon.

But disaster has struck - the teacher turns the page to find that the end of the story is no longer there. The pages have been torn out!

Use the descriptions and the clues to find out who has taken the missing pages.

Good luck!

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Name Girl / Boy Hair Colour Age Costume Accessory

Amelie girl ginger 4 superhero cape

Bryan boy blonde 6 knight sword

Caleb boy white 5 superhero shield

David boy blonde 5 wolf pointy ears

Eli boy brown 4 astronaut helmet

Florence girl blonde 5 princess frog

Graham boy white 5 dragon horns

Harvey boy blonde 6 wizard wand

Ingrid girl black 5 astronaut a rocket

Jenny girl blonde 5 princess googly eyes

Kevin boy black 4 dinosaur mask

Leroy boy brown 6 wizard wizard’s hat

Martin boy ginger 5 scientist wig

Nigella girl blonde 5 fairy fairy wings

Zach boy blonde 6 superhero hammer


There are 24 children in a class. 3 children did not dress up for World Book Day. How many children did

dress up?

There are 35 story book characters and 42 comic book characters at the World Book Day party. How many is

that altogether?

The free World Book Day books come in packs of 12. How many books are

there altogether in 5 packs?

The story had 28 pages. The teacher stopped half way through. What

page number did she stop at?

Everyone who dressed up got a special World Book Day bookmark.

How many bookmarks were given out if the answer is a

multiple of 5, between 40 and 60 with a digit total of 10.

60 Age: 3

21 Age: 4

55 Age: 5

77 Age: 6

84 Age: 5

14 Age: 7

Solve the problems and draw a line to the correct answers. The leftover answer will reveal the age of the culprit!

Clue 1: The culprit is years old.

Clue 1: Solve the problems


Clue 2: Missing NumbersComplete the number patterns by adding in the missing numbers. Then,

find those numbers in the word grid at the bottom of the page. Rearrange the words so that they make sense and you will reveal

the colour of the culprit’s hair!

12 16 18 20 22

20 30 35 40 45

22 24 28 30 32

45 40 35 25 20

20 30 50 60 70

14 the

42black

16there

30blonde

50brown

45white

26 has

25 culprit

24 ginger

40 hair

Clue 2: .


Clue 3: Number BondsTo reveal the third clue, find a path through the maze by colouring in

number bonds to 50.

Clue 3: The culprit is a .

START 40 + 10 =

60 – 10 =

20 + 20 + 10 =

80 – 1 =

70 – 1 =

100 – 0 =

80 – 1 =

20 + 10 =

10 + 10 =

40 – 20 =

25 + 25 =

89 + 1 =

90 + 1 =

60 – 1 =

90 – 1 =

1 + 9 =

100 – 10 =

30 + 30 =

30 + 20 =

55 – 5 =

60 – 5 =

70 + 1 =

50 + 50 =

40 + 40 =

15 + 5 =

10 + 10 + 10 =

65 + 1 =

60 – 10 =

10 + 10 =

99 + 1 =

20 + 20 =

0 + 5 =

80 – 0 =

59 + 1 =

20 + 5 =

20 + 30 =

10 + 0 =

90 – 0 =

90 – 1 =

79 + 1 =

10 + 5 =

40 + 40 =

69 – 9 =

10 + 40 =

50 + 0=

70 – 20 =

80 – 30 =

50 + 50 =

70 – 0 =

0 + 10 =

55 + 1 =

30 + 5 =

20 – 1 =

10 – 5=

20 + 30 =

boy girl boy girl boy girl boy girl


Clue 4: True or FalseAnswer True or False to these statements.

Clue 4: .

True False

The inverse of 12 + 24 = 36 is: 36 – 24 = 14

Samir says ‘I can use 2 + 2 + 2 to help me work out 20 + 20 + 20.

Is this true or false?

The inverse of 21 + 18 = 39 is:39 – 18 = 12

Olivia believes that 45 is greater than 54.Is this true or false?

Is this answer true or false?Can you use the inverse to check?

31 + 19 = 52Daniyel is counting in steps of 5. He starts

at 20. He believes that he will say 75.Is this true or false?

Is this answers true or false?Can you use the inverse to check?

19 + 19 = 39

Isak claims that ½ of 30 is the same as ¼ of 60. True or false?

The inverse of 22 + 23 = 45 is:45 – 23 = 21

If there are more true statements, then the culprit is a monster.

If there are more false statements, then the culprit is a princess.


Clue 5: Multiplication TrianglesFill in the blanks in these multiplication triangles.

Clue 5: .

55÷ 5

80

10

5 9

2 12

10

100

18

2

20

10

70

10

the 7

carrying 8

shield 12

with 24

culprit 9

frog 11

them 45

was 2

wand 26

a 10

Find the numbers in the table below to find the final clue:

The culprit is .

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There are 24 children in a class. 3 children did not dress up for World Book Day. How many children did

dress up?

There are 35 story book characters and 42 comic book characters at the World Book Day party. How many is

that altogether?

The free World Book Day books come in packs of 12. How many books are

there altogether in 5 packs?

The story had 28 pages. The teacher stopped half way through. What

page number did she stop at?

Everyone who dressed up got a special World Book Day bookmark. How many bookmarks were given out if the answer is a multiple of

5, between 40 and 60 with a digit total of 10.

60 Age: 3

21 Age: 4

55 Age: 5

77 Age: 6

84 Age: 5

14 Age: 7

Clue 1: The culprit is 5 years old.

AnswersClue 1: Solve the problems


Clue 2: Missing Numbers

12 14 16 18 20 22

20 25 30 35 40 45

22 24 26 28 30 32

45 40 35 30 25 20

20 30 40 50 60 70

14 the

42black

16there

30blonde

50brown

45white

26 has

25 culprit

24 ginger

40 hair

Clue 2: The culprit has blonde hair.


Clue 3: Number Bonds

Clue 3: The culprit is a girl.

START 40 + 10 =

60 – 10 =

20 + 20 + 10 =

80 – 1 =

70 – 1 =

100 – 0 =

80 – 1 =

20 + 10 =

10 + 10 =

40 – 20 =

25 + 25 =

89 + 1 =

90 + 1 =

60 – 1 =

90 – 1 =

1 + 9 =

100 – 10 =

30 + 30 =

30 + 20 =

55 – 5 =

60 – 5 =

70 + 1 =

50 + 50 =

40 + 40 =

15 + 5 =

10 + 10 + 10 =

65 + 1 =

60 – 10 =

10 + 10 =

99 + 1 =

20 + 20 =

0 + 5 =

80 – 0 =

59 + 1 =

20 + 5 =

20 + 30 =

10 + 0 =

90 – 0 =

90 – 1 =

79 + 1 =

10 + 5 =

40 + 40 =

69 – 9 =

10 + 40 =

50 + 0=

70 – 20 =

80 – 30 =

50 + 50 =

70 – 0 =

0 + 10 =

55 + 1 =

30 + 5 =

20 – 1 =

10 – 5=

20 + 30 =

boy girl boy girl boy girl boy girl


Clue 4: True or False

Clue 4: The culprit is a princess.

True False

The inverse of 12 + 24 = 36 is: 36 – 24 = 14 x

Samir says ‘I can use 2 + 2 + 2 to help me work out 20 + 20 + 20.

Is this true or false?x

The inverse of 21 + 18 = 39 is:39 – 18 = 12 x

Olivia believes that 45 is greater than 54.Is this true or false? x

Is this answer true or false?Can you use the inverse to check?

31 + 19 = 52x

Daniyel is counting in steps of 5. He starts at 20. He believes that he will say 75.

Is this true or false?x

Is this answers true or false?Can you use the inverse to check?

19 + 19 = 39x

Isak claims that ½ of 30 is the same as ¼ of 60. True or false? x

The inverse of 22 + 23 = 45 is:45 – 23 = 21 x


Clue 5: Multiplication Triangles

Clue 5: The culprit was carrying a frog with them.

55÷ 5 11

80

10 8

5

45

9

2

24

12

10

100

10

18

2 9

20

2 10

70

7 10

the 7

carrying 8

shield 12

with 24

culprit 9

frog 11

them 45

was 2

wand 26

a 10

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The culprit is Florence.


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