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Number Knowledge & Story Problems

  1. Make a copy of this slide and add to your maths folder.
  2. Complete one Number Knowledge and one Story Problem each day! Also add your thinking on the slides too.
  3. Should you need to, feel free to create extra slides where needed.

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Count the blocks

What numbers is shown? _374____

Hundreds

Tens

Ones

3

7

4

Order the numbers from least to greatest.

8420, 2840, 4280

2840, 4280, 8420__,

Ethan took his cat and dog for a visit to the vet. His cat weighed 158 ounces and his dog weighs 482 ounces more than his cat. How much does Ethan’s dog weigh?

158 ounces

?

640 ounces

58 + 482 = 540

100 + 540 = 640

100 + 400 = 500

50 + 80 = 130

8 + 2 = 10

500 + 130 + 10 = 640

Multiply

  1. 8 x 6 = 48

2. 54 = 9 x 6

3. 3 x 6 = 18

4. 42 = 7 x 6

5. 5 x 6 = 30

  • Find the sum of 129 and 874.

1003

2. 298 + 607 = 905

3. 445

+ 386

__831

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Making Poi

Addition

Haley, Layla and Shania were making poi. Haley used 565 cm of wool, Layla

used 956 cm and Shania used 478 cm of wool. How much wool did they use

altogether?

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Making Poi

565 + 956 + 478 = 1999

500cm + 400cm = 9m (because we know that 100cm’s equals 1 metre)

9m’s x 2 = 18m’s

50cm’s + 60 cm’s = 110cm’s so this can also read as 1m 10cm’s

1m 10cm + 70 cm’s = 1m 80cm’s

5 + 6 = 11cm’s

11 + 8cm’s = 19cm’s

18m’s + 1m 80cm’s = 19m 80cm’s

19m 80cm’s + 19cm’s = 19m and 99cm’s

Answer the following questions:

  1. How many centimetres make up 1 metre?

100cm’s

  • Can you convert the length of wool used to make poi to metres?

19m’s and 99cm’s

2870 cm’s = 28m’s 70cm’s

9640 cm’s = 96m’s 40cm’s

10020cm’s = 100m’s 20cm’s

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Draw a line to match each clock to the time shown.

  1. Which student read 6 books? ___

  • How many more books did Lincoln read than Sophia?

___

  • How many books did the students read altogether?

___

Shade seven eighths

Shade five eighths

Compare using <, >, =

Divide

  • 70 ÷ 7 = ___

2. ___ = 28 ÷ 7

3. 35 ÷ 7 = ___

4. ___ = 63 ÷ 7

5. 56 ÷ 7 = ___

  • Subtract 968 from 713.

Show your thinking here...

2. 820 - 510 = ___

3. 764

- 517

_____

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Anna’s Walk

Addition

Anna walked Monday, Tues & Weds. On Monday she walked 2700 m, on Tuesday she walked 3100 m and on Wednesday she walked 3600 m. How far did she walk altogether?

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Anna’s Walk

Show how you solved the problem here

Answer the following questions:

  • How many metres make up 1 kilometre?

Write your thinking here…

  • Can you convert the length walked to kilometres?

Write your thinking here...

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Count the blocks

What numbers is shown? __________

Hundreds

Tens

Ones

Order the numbers from greatest to least.

5390, 3950, 9530

___, ___, ___,

  • Find the sum of 129 and 874.

Show how your thinking here...

2. 298 + 607 = ___

3. 445

+ 386

_____

Ethan took his cat and dog for a visit to the vet. His cat weighed 158 ounces and his dog weighs 482 ounces more than his cat. How much does Ethan’s dog weigh?

158 ounces

?

Show how you solved the problem here...

Multiply

  • 3 x 50 = ___

2. ___ = 20 x 9

3. 5 x 40 = ___

4. ___ = 4 x 30

5. 4 x 70 = ___

Subtract

  • Find the difference between 603 and 348.

Show your thinking here...

2. 974 - 596 = ___

3. 721

- 485

_____

Write the number in standard and expanded form.

For example: two hundred and nineteen - standard form: 219, expanded form: 200 + 10 + 9

eight thousand, three hundred and forty five

Standard: ___

Expanded: ___

Colour and compare

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Greenstone

Addition

Koro’s greenstone patu weighed 2250 grams. Dad’s weighed 1780 grams. What was the total weight of their greenstone’s?

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Greenstone

Show how you solved the problem here

Answer the following questions:

  • How many grams make up 1 kilogram?

Write your thinking here…

  • Can you convert the weight of the greenstone to kilograms?

Write your thinking here...

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Lisa and Cory are playing checkers. What fraction of the checkers are black?

__________ of the checkers are black.

Compare each set of numbers using <, >, =.

245 _____ 194

546 _____ 562

679 _____ 960

3160 _____ 3016

Find the missing numbers.

  • 4 x ___ = 160

2. 300 = 6 x ___

3. ___ x 3 = 240

4. 3 x ___ = 900

5. 250 = 2 x ___

Find the perimeter of the rectangle.

Perimeter = __________

4 cm

6 cm

Mrs. Smith divided her class into six equal groups for a science activity. If there were four students in each group, how many total students were in Mrs. Smith’s class?

___ x ___ = ___

4

4

4

4

4

4

Divide

  • 66 ÷ 6 = ___

2. ___ = 42 ÷ 6

3. 54 ÷ 6 = ___

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Pet Cats

Xavier's cat weighs 4000 grams. Carl's cat weighs 2,900 grams. What is the total weight of the cats?

Addition

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Pet Cats

Show how you solved the problem here

Answer the following questions:

  • Can you convert the total weight of the cats to kilograms?

Write your thinking here…

  • How much more does Xavier’s pet cat weigh than Tim’s?
  • Write your thinking here…

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