Hey everyone!
The end of the year is almost here, and we've learned so much! But I know that sometimes, we all need a little refresher on how to use numbers, algebra, geometry, measurement, and statistics.
That's why I encourage you to use this week to review all of the topics we've covered. You can do this by going over each slide in the presentation, watching the videos, answering the questions, and practicing on the websites provided.
It's also a good idea to work with a math buddy to test each other on the different slides. This is a great way to learn from each other and identify any areas where you need extra help.
If you're struggling with a particular topic, don't be afraid to book a time with your teacher. They're always happy to provide extra support.
Finally, once you feel confident in your skills, finish off the "AWS" math sheets and complete Maths Whizz. You've got this!
Good luck!
Fill in the correct thousands, hundreds, tens and ones place for the given number.
Number | thousands | hundreds | Tens | ones | Expanded form |
5482 | 5 thousands | 4 hundreds | 8 tens | 2 ones | 5000+400+80+2 |
1289 | | | | | |
2309 | | | | | |
3076 | | | | | |
7329 | | | | | |
The sanctuary has 8 sick birds to feed. 5 of them were tuis. What fraction were tuis? | |
Granny Crinkle painted her house. There were 8 rooms. She painted ¼ of them each day. How many rooms did she paint each day? | |
Granny Crinkle painted her house. There were 8 rooms. She painted ¼ of them each day. How many days will it take her to paint the 8 rooms? | |
Granny Crinkle had to drive 120 km to the vet. There was a petrol station ⅓ of the way there. How far was it to the petrol station? | |
Granny Crinkle had 24 rabbits. ¼ of them were white. How many were white? | |
Mr Hughes finds two pieces of string. One is 3.2cm long, the other is 3.5cm long.How long is that in total? | |
Mr Moran finds two pieces of rope. One is 5.4m long, the other is 4.25m long. How long is that in total? | |
Mr Sommerville finds two pieces of cable. One is 12.6m long, the other is 13.8m long. How long is that in total? | |
The red Go-Kart could do one lap in 5.5 seconds. The blue Go-Kart could do the same lap in 8.25 seconds. How much faster was the red Go-Kart? | |
The School evacuated into Te Kapua in 5.3 minutes in Term 1. In Term 2 they did it in 5.05 minutes. How much faster was Term 2? | |
Label these shapes with their geometric names:
The temperature when Norman woke up was 4°C. By the time he went for his nap it was 18°C. By how much did this temperature rise? | |
The temperature when Kere left his nest was 24°C. When he returned it was 16°C. By how much did the temperature drop? | |
Mihi had 14 kg of potatoes. She used 6 kg for dinner. How many kg did she have left? | |
Talia put 250g of flour, 150g of sugar and 15g of baking powder into a cake. How many grams is this altogether? | |
Tama weighs 47kg, Benny weighs 14kg and Norman weighs ½ kg. If they all stand on the scales together, how many kilograms will they all weigh? | |
4 | 10 | 16 | | 28 | | | | Rule: |
80 | 76 | | 68 | | 60 | | | Rule: |
1 | | 4 | 8 | 16 | | | Rule: |
250 | 240 | | 220 | | | | | Rule: |
Fill in the missing numbers and write the rule
When did the world’s population reach five billion? |
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How many years did it take for the population to grow from two billion to three billion? |
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How many years did it take for the population to grow from one billion to seven billion? |
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In what year did the world population reach three billion? |
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How would you describe the pattern or trend of world population from 1804 to 2023? |
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At bush camp, one group took 14 photos of different insects. Another group took 17 photos of different insects. How many photos is this altogether? | |
45 pikelets were made by the students for camp lunch. 9 were made by the teacher? How many pikelets were made altogether? | |
The rope skills course was 70 metres long in total. The first three peats of the course were 27 m, 18 m and 13 m. How long was the fourth part? | |
There were 29 sticking plasters. They were put into bags of 5. How many bags would be filled? How many sticking plasters were left over? | |
The table could seat 4 people. How many tables are needed for 22 people. How many spare seats are there? | |