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Year 3 Answers Spring 2 Week 2

Monday Task 2

Section 1: Recap Maths

A B C

13 + 56= 69 43 +63=106 58 + 26=84 134 + 54=188 123 + 27=150 112+ 39=151 145 + 127=272 153 + 65=218 167 + 128=295

36 +19=55 34 + 58=92 124 + 129=253 138 + 145=283 167 +18=185 165 + 73=238 134+ 82=216 193 + 25=218 178 + 31=209

67 + 89=156 46 + 88=134 143 + 84=227 138 + 98=236 198 + 31=229 234 + 197= 431 268 + 66=334 245+ 178=423 289+ 167= 456

Section 2

Sheet A

1. 2.

What is worth? 2 children

What is worth? 1 child

What does this pictogram show you?

Children’s favourite fruit.

What does represent?

1 child

What does represent?

3 children

Which fruit is the favourite fruit of four children?

Grapes

Which fruit is the least popular?

Pear

Which fruit is the most popular?

Banana

How many more children prefer a banana to an

apple?

2

How many more children prefer a banana to a

strawberry?

4

Swimming

Football

1 + 10=11

10 + 4= 14

7 +6 + 1= 14

7+6+4 =17

3.

Sheet B

1.

What does this pictogram show you?

How many birds were seen in the park

What does represent? 5 birds

What does represent? 10 birds

How many magpies were seen? 10

Which bird was seen the most? Blackbird

Which bird was spotted double the amount of

times as the robin? Magpie

Which bird was spotted 15 times? Sparrow

How many more blackbirds were seen than

robins? 15

How many more robins were seen than thrushes?

5

What was the total number of birds seen?

What could this pictogram show

you? How many house points

each house gained in a

week/month

What does represent? 8

points

How would you represent 12?

Which house got the most house

points? Sapphire

How many more house points did

Sapphire get than Emerald?8

Which house got 28 house

points? Sapphire

2. 3.

What does represent? 6 cupcakes

What does represent? 3 cupcakes

On which day were the most cakes sold?

Saturday

On which day were the least cakes sold? Tuesday

How many cakes were sold on Thursday? 21

How many cakes were sold on Monday? 30

How many cakes were sold at the weekend

(Saturday and Sunday)? 117

On which days were more than 36 cakes sold?

Friday, Saturday and Sunday

How many more cakes were sold on Saturday

than Thursday? 39

How many more cakes were sold on Wednesday

than Tuesday? 9

What could this pictogram show you?

How many cars are seen each day

How many cars drive past a certain place each

day

What does represent? 10 cars

What does represent? 15 cars

How many cars were seen on Tuesday?35

On which day were the most cars seen?Monday

On which day were the least cars seen? Friday

On which day were 25 cars seen? Thursday

How many cars were seen on Wednesday and

Thursday in total? 45

How many cars were seen on Monday and Friday

in total? 65

How many more cars were seen on Tuesday than

Thursday? 10

What was the total number of cars seen in the

week? 145

Section 3: Pictograms- missing data.

1.

2.

Section 4: Reasoning

There are other options!

Tuesday Task 2

Section 1:

A B C

39 - 14 = 25 37- 21= 16 83- 38= 45 136 - 47= 89 165 - 29= 136

72- 17 = 55 74- 28= 46 192 - 138= 54 190- 167= 23 275 - 149= 126

201 - 176 = 25 251 - 218= 33 226 - 137= 89 235 - 162= 73 325 - 129= 196

Section 2:

a. Complete the table. See above

b. Which pet is the most common? Hamster/ No

pet

c. Which pet is the least common? Fish

d. How many children had a cat and/or a dog? 13

e. How many children had a bird and/or a hamster?

14

f. How many responses are there altogether? 38

g. Can you tell how many people took this survey?

Why/Why not?

No- people may have had more than one pet e.g

a cat and a dog.

2. The table below show the favourite colours of Year 3. Can you fill in the missing data?

a. How many more children preferred yellow to red? 6

b. How many children chose Blue or Green as their favourite colour?19

c. How many children took part in total? 47

d. Two children were off school when this survey was completed. When they came back to

school, they both said their favourite colour was orange. How many children have now

chosen orange? 7

1. The table below shows the amount of house points each child gained for their house last

week.

Child House Points

Sophie Brunel 57

Layla Ainslie 54

Finn Austen 44

Florence Brunel 36

Jasper Nightingale 31

Jacob Nightingale 17

Sam Nightingale 15

Dorothy Brunel 15

Robyn Austen 15

Jack Ainslie 15

Archie Ainslie 15

Stanley Brunel 15

Grace Austen 12

Violet Nightingale 12

Tara Austen 8

Kerry Ainslie 6

a. Which child earned the least house

points? Sophie

b. How many fewer house points than

Layla did Tara get? 46

c. How many more house points did

Sophie get than Sam? 42

d. How many more house points did

Jasper get than Kerry? 25

e. How many house points did Jasper,

Jacob and Jack score altogether? 63

f. How many points did Brunel earn

altogether? 123

g. How many points did Ainslie gain

altogether? 90

h. Which house got the most house

points last week? How many?

Brunel-123

2. Can you fill in the table below using the clues to help you?

Sheet B

1.

2.

a. Complete the table.

b. What was the most popular

fruit? oranges

c. What was the least popular

fruit?bananas

d. How many children chose

apples or oranges? 18

e. How many more children

chose grapes than bananas?

6

Football and Tennis= Lottie, Ann and

Jack.

Most popular= Football, Tennis and

Basketball

Least popular= Rugby and Cricket

Chris plays the most sport

3. The table below show the favourite colours of Year 3. Can you fill in the missing data?

a. How many more children preferred purple to red? 13

b. How many children chose blue or green as their favourite colour? 59

c. How many children took part in total? 148

d. Six children were off school when this survey was completed. When they came back to

school, three said their favourite colour was orange, two said yellow and one said blue. How

many children have now chosen orange, yellow and blue? Orange: 33 Yellow: 16 Blue: 28

3. The table below shows the amount of house points each child gained for their house last

month.

Child House Points

Sophie Brunel 157

Layla Ainslie 154

Finn Austen 84

Florence Brunel 136

Jasper Nightingale 112

Jacob Nightingale 107

Sam Nightingale 149

Dorothy Brunel 125

Robyn Austen 153

Jack Ainslie 151

Archie Ainslie 153

Stanley Brunel 135

Grace Austen 128

Violet Nightingale 125

Tara Austen 86

Kerry Ainslie 67

a. Which child earned the least house

points? Kerry

b. How many fewer house points than

Layla did Tara get? 68

c. How many more house points did

Sophie get than Sam? 8

d. How many more house points did

Jasper get than Kerry? 45

e. How many house points did Jasper,

Jacob and Jack score altogether?

370

f. How many points did Brunel earn

altogether? 553

g. How many points did Ainslie gain

altogether? 525

4.


Wednesday Task 2

Section 1: Recap Maths

A B C

58- 23=35 76- 34=42 45-34=11 46-8=38 72-9=61 81-5=76 34-17=17 52-16=36 84-59= 25 124-17= 107

184-53=131 134-18=116 153-27=126 137-19=118 141-28=113 185-102=83 173-131=42 174-83=91 146-62= 84 148-86= 62

175- 28= 147 131-26= 105 234-128= 106 252-171=81 244-183= 61 123-97=26 254-89= 165 238-179= 59 344-267= 77 322-287= 35

Section 2

Sheet A

1.

2.

3. This can be presented in many different ways.

4.

Class Money Raised

1 £35

2 £45

3 £35

4 £70

Sheet B

1.

2.

1 person=

3. There are many ways you could represent this

4.

Class Money Raised

1 £35

2 £45

3 £35

4 £70


1. Look at the pictogram and table below. They should both show the same information but I

have made a few mistakes.

a. Can you edit the table so that it shows the same information as the pictogram? See table

below

b. Can you explain the mistakes I have made and where I went wrong?

For group 2 I miscounted. For the others I assumed 1 cupcake=1 eaten whereas actually

1 cupcake= 5 eaten.

2.

Yes she could have made a mistake as it seems strange to have

won half a chocolate egg.

Group Number of cupcakes eaten.

Group 1 25

Group 2 25

Group 3 30

Group 4 15

Group 5 20

Thursday Task 2

Section 1

A B C

23 + 33= 56 22 + 45 = 67 13 + 65= 78 18 + 18 = 36 27 + 45 = 72

22 + 33 = 55 17 + 47 = 64 43 + 28 = 71 15 + 121 = 136 143 + 19 = 162 48 + 139 = 187

122 + 151 = 273 135 + 129 = 264 149 + 22 = 171 85 + 127 = 212 143 + 69 = 212 179 + 139 = 318

Sheet A

1. Look at the graph below. Answer the questions

using the graph to help you.

a. On which day were the most ice creams sold? Saturday b. When were the least ice creams sold? Monday c. How many more ice creams were sold on Sunday than Friday? 2 d. What was the second most popular day for buying ice creams? Sunday e. How many fewer ice creams were sold on Monday than Saturday? Less people around because it was the weekend/ could have been colder. f. Why do you think ice creams were most popular at the weekend? More people would have been out/ not at work.

2. Look at the graph below. Decide whether the statements are true or false.

Statement True or

false?

Grey cars were seen most often.

True

The number of red cars seen was half

the number of black cars.

False

The total amount of grey, white and

red cars seen was 7.

False

The difference between black and

red cars was 2.

True

There were 2 less blue cars than

grey.

True

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Number of ice creams sold

3. Look at the graph below. Answer the questions using the graph to help you

Most popular= Wednesday by 20 children

Least popular= Friday

Difference= 10

4. Look at the graph below. This bar chart shows

when children were born. Use it to answer the

questions.

a. If this bar chart didn’t show when children

were born, what else could it show?

Children’s favourite season

b. How many children were born in Spring? 4

c. How many more children were born in

Autumn than Winter? 2

d. How many children were born in Spring

and Summer? 14

e. How many children took part in this survey

altogether? 28

Sheet B

1. Look at the graph below. Answer the questions using the graph to

help you

2. Look at the graph below. Answer the questions using the graph to help you.

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2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

Number of ice creams sold

Statement True or false?

Cherry was the favourite flavour.

False

More than 300 people were asked. True

25 more people chose chocolate than

vanilla

False

The difference between strawberry

and vanilla was 7.

False

a. Running and Art

b. Running

c. Chess

d. 19 ( 18 is acceptable)

e. 14 (13 is acceptable)

f. 2 ( 3 is acceptable)

a. Saturday 15 b. Wednesday 1 c. 4 d. Sunday e. People were out/not at work. f. It might have been cold ( other

answers are also acceptable) g. Lots of options

c. Answer these questions about the graph above.

1) How many people chose vanilla? 92 ( 91-93 is acceptable)

2) How many people chose raspberry? 79 (78 also acceptable)

3) Which flavour was least popular? raspberry

4) Which flavours had more than 80 votes? Vanilla, chocolate, banana, strawberry and

cherry.

5) Which flavours had more than 90 votes? Vanilla, chocolate and cherry

6) How many more people would need to choose raspberry to take it to 100 votes? 21

( 22 also acceptable)



A B

10 children in class= False

30 children= True

Most children walk= True

Somewhat successful. Many more

children began to read 7 days a

week but the amount of children

who read 0-2 stayed the same.

Some of the children who read 3+

times a week did begin to read

more but the ones who read less

than 2 didn’t read more at all.

Friday Task 2

Section 1:

A B C

1. 23 2. 22 3. 31

1. 65 2. 66 3. 240

1. 263 2. 99 3. 239

Section 2

1.

2.

3.

Sheet B

2.The favourite subject of 200 children is recorded. Use the clues given to complete the table below.

Favourite Subject

Maths English Science P.E R.E French Art

Number of Children

27 33 10 5 5 20 100

Your bar chart will look different depending on the scale you chose.


A

Good: Bars are drawn neatly and

accurately, scale is spaced correctly

Improvements: Needs a title, needs

labels on the axis, could have used a

smaller scale.

Good: Scale is better on this one (

no big white gap at the top) Bars are

drawn neatly.

Improvements: Needs a title, needs

labels on the axis, needs numbers

on the scale.

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