3 StarNumber Number Number Textbook

Non-Canonical BrainteaserRoll 2 dice to make your tens.Roll 2 dice to make your ones. Add them together – try to do 15 in your jotter.

Example:Roll 1 = 16 tens = 160Roll 2 = 24 ones = 24Sum = 160 + 24 = 184

OLI: Is to add non-canonical numbers.

Dice gone dotty! Roll a dice to make a hundreds number. Roll again to make a tens number. What is your number? E.g. 320. Roll again and take away 10 times that number, e.g. if you roll a 3 take away 30 from your number. E.g. 320 – 30 = 290Write the sum. Do 15 in your jotter.

OLI: Is to subtract.

Counting in Intervals Make your own number line counting in 8s. Write, draw or cut out numbers from magazines to create a number line.Use this song to help: http://tiny.cc/u3dopzCan you learn the pattern? Try going forwards and backwards. Have a go at the worksheet below afterwards.

OLI: Is to count in intervals.

Addition & SubtractionComplete the addition and subtraction textbook pages below, setting out your work correctly and writing the sum in full.

OLI: Is to add and subtract. Sumdog Education City Maths Maths

Continue your Sumdog adventure!

OLI: Is to apply my knowledge of different mathematical operations.

Choose an activity in the Homework section.

OLI: Is to apply my knowledge of different mathematical operations.

MoneyRevise the coins we have in the UK: http://tiny.cc/cp6apzChoose a worksheet to count / draw the coins: http://tiny.cc/87eopz

If you’re finding money a bit tricky, keep practising with this game: http://tiny.cc/bv6apz

OLI: Is to recognise and add coins.

TimeHopefully you are confident reading o’clock, half past, quarter to and quarter past on analogue & digital clocks now. Here is a reminder: http://tiny.cc/gyfopzChoose a 1, 2 or 3 star worksheet posted below to do after. If you want further practise, there are lots of games on Topmarks: http://tiny.cc/o6fopz