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Mathematics 2.1

Mathematics Overview

SPRING TERM 1

Week Six

Each day this week you have an arithmetic warm-up and your core learning.

We are all learning how to calculate percentages in the arithmetic warm-up.

Please complete the arithmetic warm-up prior to your core learning each day.

 

This week we are learning how to estimate, calculate, measure and draw angles in Year Five

In Year Six, we are learning to calculate area and volume.

 

Monday 8th February

Arithmetic Warm Up

Watch the lesson video below and then complete the percentages column for your maths group

You may complete the other columns if you wish. 

The answers are included on the second page for you to check your calculations.

Calculating Percentages 1

Arithmetic Warm-Up - Calculating Percentages

Teaching for Year Five

Please use the BBC learning below to learn about acute and obtuse angles.

Once you have watched the learning videos, please completed the introductory learning provided for you in the link below.

Learning for Year Five Yellow & Green Group

Identify the types of angle:

  • ACUTE - less than 90°
  • OBTUSE - larger than 90° but less than 180°
  • REFLEX - larger than 180°

CHALLENGE

  1. Choose one triangle and one quadrilateral.
  2. Measure the angles in each.
  3. Add the angles.
  4. Write the sum of the angles of your chosen shape inside the shape.

The sum of the angles of a triangle = 180°

The sum of the angles of a quadrilateral = 360°

Were your measurements accurate?

Acute, Obtuse and Reflex Angles

Teaching for Year Six

Area and Perimeter 8.2.21

Is there a connection between the area and the perimeter of shapes?
Is the area always greater than the perimeter?
Is the perimeter always greater than the area?
Are there any shapes whose areas and perimeters are the same?

Learning for Year Six

You will need the sheet/s to complete the n.rich learning for your group.

Once you have the sheet, open the link to complete the challenge.

RED GROUP - Area and Perimeter

BLUE GROUP - Changing Areas, Changing Perimeters

Tuesday 9th February

Arithmetic Warm Up

Watch the lesson video below and then complete the percentages column for your maths group

You may complete the other columns if you wish. 

The answers are included on the second page for you to check your calculations.

Finding Percentages 2

Arithmetic Warm-Up - Calculating Percentages

Teaching for Year Five

Please watch the learning video to learn how to measure acute, obtuse and reflex angles.

Once you have watched the lesson, complete the learning below for your group.

Measuring Angles - Corbettmaths

Corbettmaths - A video on how to measure angles with a protractor

Learning for Year Five

YELLOW GROUP - Estimating and Measuring Angles

GREEN GROUP - Calculating and Measuring Angles

Teaching for Year Six

Area of Triangles 9.2.21

This lesson gives you guidance on how to calculate the area of triangles using a formula.

Learning for Year Six

RED GROUP - Area of Triangles & Volume of Cuboids

BLUE GROUP - Area of Triangles & Volume of Cuboids

Wednesday 10th February

Arithmetic Warm Up

Complete the percentages column for your maths group

If you need a reminder of how to calcualte percentages, re-watch the lesson videos for Monday and Tuesday.

You may complete the other columns if you wish. 

The answers are included on the second page for you to check your calculations.

Arithmetic Warm-Up - Calculating Percentages

Teaching for Year Five

Measuring angles in triangle and quadrilateral

Practical lesson in measuring angles in shapes.
Notice that it is easier to measure angles if you turn the page to measure angles at the top of shapes.

Learning for Year Five

YELLOW GROUP Drawing Shapes

GREEN GROUP - Internal Angles

Teaching for Year Six

Area of Parallelograms 10.2.21

Learn how the formula to calculate the area of a parallelogram relates to the formula to calculate the area of a rectangle.

Learning for Year Six

Please complete the two sheets below. 

The third sheet contains all the formulae to calculate the areas and perimeters of the shapes.

BLUE GROUP - Through the Window

 If you need help to get started, use the Getting Started hyperlink to give you a hint.

Thursday 11th February

Arithmetic Warm Up

Complete the percentages column for your maths group

If you need a reminder of how to calcualte percentages, re-watch the lesson videos for Monday and Tuesday.

You may complete the other columns if you wish. 

The answers are included on the second page for you to check your calculations.

Arithmetic Warm-Up - Calculating Percentages

Teaching for Year Five

Calculating Angles in Right Angles and on Straight Lines

Using known facts to calculate angles.

Intersecting Lines

Learn here how to calculate angles in intersecting lines.
This learning offers support for Green Group.

Learning for Year Five

YELLOW GROUP - Calculating Angles

GREEN GROUP - Intersecting Angles

Teaching for Year Six

Today's learning is a revision of volume of cuboids.

Should you need a reminder of how to calculate the volume of cuboids, please use the learning video below listed under:

Week Three

Thursday 21st January

Learning for Year Five Yellow and Green Group

Learning for Year Six

Complete the Volume of Cuboids learning below.

RED GROUP - Volume of Cuboids

BLUE GROUP - Volume of Cuboids

Friday 12th February

Arithmetic Warm Up

Complete the percentages column for your maths group

If you need a reminder of how to calcualte percentages, re-watch the lesson videos for Monday and Tuesday.

You may complete the other columns if you wish. 

The answers are included on the second page for you to check your calculations.

Arithmetic Warm-Up - Calculating Percentages

Teaching for Year Five

Calculating Angles in Triangles

Learn the sum of the angles of a triangle and how to use this fact to calculate missing angles in triangles.

Calculating Angles in Shapes

Learning support for Green Group.

Learning for Year Five

YELLOW GROUP - Calculate the Angles - Triangles

GREEN GROUP - Calculating Angles

Teaching for Year Six

Volume of Prisms

Do you know the differnece between prisms and pyramids?
What is a cross section?
Learn how to calculate the volume of prisms.

Learning for Year Six

Complete the volume learning below.

RED GROUP - Volume of Triangular Prisms

Week Five

This week is review week and so we will be revisiting the topics we have learned so far this term.

Each day there will be learning to complete in your CGP workbook in addition to daily reasoning.
Answers for the pages in the CGP books can be found in the back.

You can use these answers to check your learning, and carry out corrections, before you send the learning to me.

Monday 1st February

Year Five - Assessment of Year Four Objectives

Please complete the Year Four Objectives Test on pages 2, 3, 4, and 5 of your CGP Key Stage Two Maths Year Five Targeted Question Book.

 

 

Year Six - Assessment of Year Five Objectives

Please complete the Year Five Objectives Test on pages 2, 3, 4, and 5 of your CGP Key Stage Two Maths Year Six Targeted Question Book.

 

Tuesday 2nd February

Year Five - Addition and Subtraction

Please re-visit the videos from week one (available below) to support this learning.

 

Complete pages 12, 13 and 14 in your CGP book.

Complete the reasoning in the document below.

 

Year Six - Addition and Subtraction of Decimals

Please re-visit the videos from week one (available below) to support this learning.

 

 

Complete pages 12 &16 and 17 in your CGP book.

Complete the reasoning in the document below.

Wednesday 3rd February

Year Five - Measure

Please re-visit the videos from week two (available below) to support this learning.

 

Complete pages 44 and 45 in your CGP book.

Complete the reasoning in the document below.

Year Six - Negative Numbers and Mean

Please re-visit the videos from week two (available below) to support this learning.

 

Complete pages 8 & 9, and pages 74 & 75 in your CGP book.

Complete the reasoning in the document below.

Thursday 4th February

Year Five - Measure

Please re-visit the videos from week three (available below) to support this learning.

 

Complete pages 50, 51, 52 and 53 in your CGP book.

Complete the reasoning in the document below.

Year Six - Ratio and Proportion

Please re-visit the videos from week three (available below) to support this learning.

 

Complete pages 30, 31, 32 and 33 in your CGP book.

Complete the reasoning in the document below.

Friday 5th February

Year Five - Addition and Subtraction of Fractions

Please re-visit the videos from week four (available below) to support this learning.

 

Complete pages 27, 28 and 29, and pages 30 & 31 in your CGP book.

Complete the reasoning in the document below.

Year Six - Calculating with Fractions

Please re-visit the videos from week four (available below) to support this learning.

 

Complete pages 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23 in your CGP book.

Complete the reasoning in the document below.

Week Four

This week we are learning about fractions: improper fractions and mixed numbers in year five, and calculating with fractions year six.

Below are reasoning and arithmetic questions to complete alongside the learning this week.

There is one set of arithmetic questions for each year group for Monday, and reasoning questions for each group for Tuesday - Friday.

Monday 25th January

Teaching for Year Five Green and Yellow Group

Improper Fractions and Mixed Numbers 25.1.21

Learning for Year Five Green and Yellow Group

Teaching for Year Six Red and Blue Group

Adding and Subtracting Fractions 25.1.21

Learning for Year Six Red and Blue Group

Tuesday 26th January

Learning for Year Five Green and Yellow Group

Teaching for Year Six Red and Blue Group

Adding and Subtracting Fractions 26.1.21

Learning for Year Six Red and Blue Group

For an extra challenge, complete the n.rich problem in the link below:

Wednesday 27th January

Teaching for Year Five Green and Yellow Group

Adding and Subtracting Fractions 27.1.21

Learning for Year Five Green and Yellow Group

Teaching for Year Six Red and Blue Group

Multiplying Fractions 27.1.21

Learning for Year Six Red Group

Learning for Year Six Blue Group

Remember: x (multiply) means of, and of means x (multiply)

Thursday 28th January

Teaching for Year Five green and Yellow Group

Adding and Subtracting Fractions 28.1.21

Learning for Year Five Green Group

Learning for Year Five Yellow Group

Teaching for Year Six Red and Blue Group

Dividing Fractions 28.1.21

Learning for Year Six Red Group

Learning for Year Six Blue Group

Friday 29th January

Learning for Year Five and Six

For today's learning, please login to Mathletics and complete the assignments.

Week Three

This week we are learning about area, volume and capacity in year five, and ratio and proportion in year six.

 

Learning has been assigned on Mathletics to support the topics this week.

Please complete this learning by the end of Monday 25th January.

Below are reasoning questions to complete alongside the learning this week.

There is one set of questions per group, per day.

Monday 18th January

Learning for Year 5 Green and Yellow Group

Area

Learning for year 5 Green and Yellow Group

Learning for Year Six Red and Blue Group

Ratio and Proportion - Lesson 1

Learning for Year Six Red and Blue Group

Tuesday 19th January

Learning for Year Five Green and Yellow Group

Open the document below and follow the instructions for today's learning.

Watch Monday's lesson again if you are unsure how to count the area.

cm squared paper is available below in case you do not have this at home.

Learning for Year Six Red and Blue Group

Ratio and Proportion - Lesson 2

Learning for Red Group

Learning for Blue Group

Wednesday 20th January

Learning for Year Five Green and Yellow Group

Introducing Volume.

Building layers on the base of a 3D shape to demonstrate width x length x height = volume

Learning for Year Five Green and Yellow Group

After watching the short video we can infer that if you know the number of cubes on the base of a cuboid, you can multiply the base by the numbers of layers to find the volume.

 

For example, 

A cuboid with a width of 2 cubes and a length of 4 cubes would have 8 cubes on the base layer.

If this cuboid had 6 layers of cubes, the height would be 6 cubes.

 

It is now easy to use the formula width x length x height to calculate the volume.

 

width = 2

length = 4 

height = 6

 

2 x 4 x 6 = 48cubes

 

Use this formula to calculate the volume of each shape in the worksheet below.

 

TOP TIP

Remember - you can multiply the numbers in any order because

2 x 4 x 6 = 2 x 6 x 4 = 4 x 2 x 6 and so on.

Sometimes changing the order you multiply can make the calculation easier because you can use known facts to help you.

Here is an example 20 x 7 x 35 =

I would calculate 20 x 35 first because I know how to multiply by 20 (double the number and multiply by 10)

20 x 35 (double 35 is 70, and 10 x 70 is 700) = 700

Now it is easy to multiply by 7 because I know that 7 x 7 = 49 

700 x 7 = 4,900

Learning for Year Six Red Group

Today I would like you to apply your learning to complete the worksheet below.

Learning for Year Six Blue Group

Today I would like you to apply your learning to complete the worksheet below.

Remember - use scale factor to help you calculate the proportion of each colour.

Thursday 21st January

Learning for Year Five Green and Yellow Group

Volume

Learning for Year Five Green and Yellow Group

Learning for Year Six Red and Blue Group

Ratio and Proportion - Lesson 3

Learning for Year Six Red Group

Learning for Year Six Blue Group

Friday 22nd January

Learning for Year Five Green and Yellow Group

Today's learning is a challenge from nrich: Making Boxes.

You will need:

squared paper (a sheet is available below Tuesday's learning)

a pair of scissors

 

Follow the instructions in the link below and send your answers to for some feedback.

 

Remember to complete your Mathletics please.

Learning for Year Six Red and Blue Group

Today I would like you to choose your challenge.

Below are three sets of ratio and proportion problems.

The sets become increasingly challenging.

Please complete one set - A, B or C.

 

More than one set can be completed if you wish.

Remember to complete your mathletics please.

Week Two

This week we are learning about measures in year 5 and negative numbers, and calculating the mean in year 6.

Monday 11th January

Learning for Year 5 Yellow and Green Group

Units of Mass

Learning for Year 6

Negative Numbers 1

Learning for Year 6 Red Group

Learning for Year 6 Blue Group

Tuesday 12th January

Learning for Year 5 Yellow and Green Group

Find Three Items

For this activity I would like to find three small items that you can measure the length of in mm

Write the items and the length in mm and then convert each length to cm.

 

Now find three items that you can measure the length of in cm.

Write the items and the length in cm and then convert each length to mm and to m.

 

Now find three items that you can measure the length of in m.

Write the items and the length in cm and then convert each length to mm and to cm. 

 

Remember:

  • to convert from cm to mm you must  multiply by 10 because 10mm = 1cm 
  • to convert from mm to cm you must divide by 10 because 10mm = 1cm 
  • to convert from m to cm you must mulitliply by 100 because 100cm = 1m 
  • to convert from cm to m you must divide by 100 because 100cm = 1m 
  • to convert from m to mm you must multiply by 1000 because 1000mm = 1m 
  • to convert from mm to m you must divide by 1000 because 1000mm = 1m 

Learning for Year 6

Learning for Year 6 Red Group

Learning for Year 6 Blue Group

Wednesday 13th January

Learning for Year 5

Reading from Scales

Learning for Year 5 Yellow Group

Learning for Year 5 Green Group

Learning for Year 6

Negative Numbers 3

Learning for Year 6 Red Group

Learning for Year 6 Blue Group

Thursday 14th January

Learning for Year 5

Capacity Problem

Learning for Year 5 Yellow and Green Groups

 

Your task today is calculate how many 5ml teaspoonsful of water would you need to fill:

  1. A mug with 175ml capacity
  2. A kettle with 1.7l capacity 
  3. A wheelbarrow with 200l capacity.

 

Remember to convert the capacity of the kettle and wheelbarrow from litres to ml.

Learning for Year 6

Mean 1

Learning for Year 6 Red Group

Learning for Year 6 Blue Group

Friday 15th January

Learning for Year 5

Converting Units of Measure

Learning for Year 5 Green and Yellow Group

You will need:

  • decimal sheet
  • two sets of numbers cards 0-9

(see resources below)

  • a dice

 

Instructions:

  1. Choose three numbers cards and place them on the decimal sheet.  For example, if you chose 3, 4, 7, you might make 3.74
  2. Roll the dice
  3. Use the table to create a calculation.  For example, if you roll a 4 the calulation would be: 3.74 x 10
  4. Write this calculation and the answer 3.74 x 10 = 37.4
  5. Repeat until you have ten calculations.
roll operation
1 ÷ 10
2 ÷ 100
3 ÷ 1000
4 x 10
5 x 100
6 x 1000

 

Learning for Year 6

Mean 2

Learning for Year 6 Red Group

Learning for Year 6 Blue Group

Week One

This week we are learning about addition and subtraction.

Wednesday 6th January

Please watch the short lessons below before completing the maths learning for today.

Addition & Subtraction Wednesday Year 5

Learning Year 5 Yellow Group

Learning Year 5 Green Group

Addition and Subtraction Wednesday Year 6

Learning Year 6 Blue Group

Learning Year 6 Red Group

Thursday 7th January

Please watch the short lessons below before completing the maths learning for today.

Addition & Subtraction - Thursday - Year 5

Learning Year 5 Yellow Group

Learning Year 5 Green Group

Addition & Subtraction - Thursday - Year 6

Learning Year 6 Blue Group

Learning Year 6 Red Group

Friday 8th January

Please complete the maths learning for today.

Learning Year 5 Yellow Group

Learning Year 5 Green Group

Learning Year 6 Blue and Red Groups

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