Monday

Green do Numbers 1- 11

Light Blue Do numbers 11-23

Dark Blue

Red

Tuesday

Teams live lesson starter at 9.20am

Green and light blue – you will be using a numberline to find the difference between your numbers. Remember to use your number bonds to 10, 100 and 1000.

I will do a live lesson start for this on Teams at 9.20am

Green

400– 248=

500 – 345=

300-124=

600-478=

700-532=

500-345=

800-547=

700-452=

Now make up 2 more of your own to solve

Check your answers on a calculator

Light blue

4000 – 2487=

5000 – 3458=

3000-1245=

6000-4785=

7000-5324=

5000-3452=

8000-5478=

7000-4527=

Now make up 2 more of your own

Check your answers with a calculator

Dark blue and Red group

I will be on Teams for a starter at 9.20am

You will be using the order of operations – BODMAS

Using BODMAS complete the above questions

Wednesday

Green

Use the same method from yesterday and try solving these calculations with larger numbers.

4000 – 2487=

5000 – 3458=

3000-1245=

6000-4785=

7000-5324=

5000-3452=

8000-5478=

Check your answers with a calculator

Light blue

Use a numberline to solve these calculations with decimals. Remember your decimal point and to use your number bonds.

5.7 – 1.2=

5.7 – 0.9=

5.7 – 2.1=

4.5 – 2.2=

4.5 – 1.9=

5.2 – 4.9=

4.5 – 3.8=

4.5 – 3.1=

Check each of your answers on a calculator

Dark blue

Use the order of operations from yesterday to solve the following

Year 6 Text book 1

Red

Thursday

Green

Find the change from £10. How much change would you get if you bought each of these toys?

For example: £10 - £8.33=

Check your answers on a calculator

Light blue

Use a numberline to find change from £50

For example, if you bought the bean bag how much change would you get from £50. Your calculation would be

£50-£25.79= check your answers on a calculator

Do the same for each item.

Dark Blue

Year 6

text book 1

page 31

Do up to

Question 12

Red

Year 6

text book 1

page 32

Do up to

Question 12

Friday

Green

Light Blue

Year 5 Text book 3 Pg 8

Dark blue and Red

Complete the word problems on the text book page from yesterday