As part of ‘No Pens Wednesday’, children in Year 6 put their learning to the test by completing a decimal treasure hunt. Everyone had to remember words such as: numerator, denominator, equivalent and simplify.
Next, we shall turn our attention to learning all about measurements!
Year 6
Beginning tomorrow, you will all be able to compete against children from across the country in a national TT Rockstars competition!
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When: 9th – 14th November, 07:30 – 19:30 daily.
How: Login and play ANY game type.
Does it matter which times tables I am working on?
…NO! All are scored equally.
How do I score points?
…You earn points for every correct answer you give.
What if I make a mistake, will that mark my score down? Should I quit the game?
…NO! Mistakes will help you learn your times tables. It does not matter if you get some questions wrong, these will not affect your score.
Can I win prizes?
…YES! TT Rockstars are giving out prizes.
Good luck everyone,
Mr Kay
Children in Miss Hall’s class enjoyed two challenges during their Autumn Maths Morning: creating their very own football squad and designing a theme park.
The challenges focused on understanding decimals, with children calculating the costs of their team or park by adding up amounts of money. Children worked with numbers up to 10 000 during the tasks, and had strict budgets to stick to.
Well done 6H,
Mr Kay
Mrs Turney shared with how incredible 4T’s Maths Morning was today, she said “We had great fun this morning recapping our learning from this half term. We looked at crossing number boundaries, rounding to the nearest 10, 100 and 1000 and Roman numerals! It’s clear to see we definitely love maths in 4T!”
Please leave them a comment on their class blog: https://4t.aceprimary.uk/2020/10/16/4t-maths-morning/
Well done Year 4!
Mr Kay
Mrs Lunt has been closely monitoring Jacob’s progress on TT Rockstars this week, where he has managed to conquer answering over 80 questions in a minute… That’s under a second per question! I know Miss Wright is super proud too!
Well done,
Mr Kay
The mean is the average of the numbers. It is easy to calculate: add up all the numbers, then divide by how many numbers there are.
I have been so proud of Sophia’s recent times tables progress.
Her TT Rockstars sessions this week really demonstrate this – she has 505 correct answers already and answers each question in an average time of under 3 seconds.
Well done Sophia!
Mr Kay
Hi everyone,
Have a go at these challenge boards focusing on parts of a circle:
Key Vocabulary:
Radius
Diameter
Circumference
Year 4 have worked super hard on their time tables this year and it really shows in their weekly ‘sessions’ on TT Rockstars. Just look at all of those correct answers!
Keep it up Year 4,
Mr Kay
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