Category: Maths

Starter
Practice counting back wards in 10s starting from different numbers. Fill in the missing numbers below:
72 __  __  42  __  __
97 __  __  __  __  47
83  __  63  __  __  __
91  __  __  __  51  __
104  __  __  __  __  __

Main
LO: Taking away 10 using a number line
We have learnt to add 10s on a number line. Now we are going to learn to subtract 10s on a number line.

Follow these instructions then work out the calculations. 

93 – 20 =
56 – 40 =
48 – 20 =
84 – 50 =
62 – 30 =
75 – 60 =
31 – 10 =
60 – 20 =
89 – 30 =
92 – 70 =

Extra Challenge

Starter
Write out the numbers 1-20 in words. Can you spell them all ? Ask someone at home to test you.

Main
LO: take away ones on a number line
Today you are going to learn how to takeaway on a number line. Look at the instructions below then complete the calculations.

19 – 3 =
17 – 6 =
18 – 5 =
26 – 3 =
29 – 8 =
23 – 7 =
31 – 6 =
44 – 9 =
50 – 2 =
89 – 5 =

Extra challenge:

 

 

Starter:
Play this game to practice your number bonds to 10 and 20

Main
LO: Adding a 2-digit and a 1-digit number
We having been learning to add on a number line. This is a very important method in year 2. Look at the following instructions to remind yourself what to do. Then answer the questions. Try and draw the number line even if you already know the answer in your head. This will help you when you have to add bigger numbers later in the year.

12 + 3 =
16 + 2 =
13 + 4 =
23 + 2 =
26 + 2 =
35 + 4 =
27 + 6 =
58 + 4 =
69 + 7 =
88 + 6 =

Extra challenge :
Now have a go at solving this problem.

Starter
Look for this sheet in your home learning pack. Can you answer the questions? When you have finished mark them with the answer sheet in your pack.

Now work through these lessons from the BBC bitesize website. If the lessons involve a work sheet that you are unable to print then just choose the questions that you are able to do by copying them into your maths book.

 

 

 

 

Starter
Look for this sheet in your home learning pack. Can you answer the questions? When you have finished mark them with the answer sheet in your pack.

Here are the answers to last weeks work. Did you get them all right ?

2D shapes
What can you remember about 2D shapes? Work through this lesson on the BBC bitesize website to learn more about them.

3D shapes
Now work though these activities to learn about 3D shapes.

 

 

Starter
Have a go at the questions below. Write the answers in the maths book you got in your home school pack. I will print the answers in the blog next week.

Position and Direction
Work through the activities on the bbc bitesize website to learn all about position and direction. Click the picture below to access the website.

Using Arrays
This week we will be learning about arrays. Watch the first video on this page to remind yourself what arrays are.

Task 2
Answer these questions.

Starter: Odd and even numbers

Play this game to practise your odd and even numbers

LO: Make equal groups

Pencils come in packs of 20. We need to put 5 in each pot. How many pots do we need?

We could solve this by putting our 20 pencils into groups of 5. We then count how many groups we made:

There are 20 pencils.
There are 5 in each pot.
There are 4 pots altogether.

We could also count in 5s to see how many 5s in 20:
5     10     15     20 – there are four 5s in 20

Task: Work out how many pots you would need if you had:

1. 30 pencils with 5 in each pot
2. 15 pencils with 5 in each pot.
3. 25 pencils with 5 in each pot.
4. 12 pencils with 2 in each pot.
5. 22 pencils with 2 in each pot.
6. 30 pencils with 10 in each pot.
7. 40 pencils with 10 in each pot.
8. 15 pencils with 3 in each pot.
9. 21 pencils with 3 in each pot.
10. 24 pencils with 4 in each pot.

Problem of the week!