This week’s homework is a written homework. You will need to collect a sheet from Ms Lindemann.
Remember that good quality answers will have working and units of measurement!
This week – homework
January 28th, 2010This week – Perimeter and area
January 26th, 2010This week we will be learning how to:
- Find the perimeters of shapes with Peri the performing flea! (level 4)
- Find areas of squares, rectangles and compound shapes that can be split into squares and rectangles (level 4-5)
- Find areas of triangles (level 6)
Want to review the work or missed some lessons? Just click on the links.
This week – homework
January 21st, 2010This week’s homework is an online homework about negative numbers. Just log in to www.mymaths.co.uk and look at your task sheet.
Having internet problems? Want some help? Remember that F8 is open at lunchtimes.
This week – Negative numbers
January 20th, 2010This week we will be learning how to:
- Work with negative numbers (this will be a quick review of work you have covered previously)
- Add and subtract with negative numbers, including questions like -3+-4 or 6–5
- Multiply and divide with negative numbers
Want to review the work or missed some lesons? Why not try these lessons from www.mymaths.co.uk :
- Negative numbers 1 – (level 3-4) – review all the basics: working with temperatures, using a number line
- Negative numbers 2 (level 5) – learn to deal with questions like -3+-4 or 6–5, then learn how to multiply and divide with negative numbers
This Week – Averages
November 18th, 2009An average is some sort of middle or typical number. There are three types; mean, median and mode.
The mean is the answer when you add up all the numbers, then divide the answer by however many numbers there are.
The median is the middle number – remember to put the numbers in order.
The mode is the most common number (speak in nice posh voice – mode sounds like most!)
Range is the biggest number take away the smallest number.
Practise averages with the Train Race game
Welcome to our class blog!
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