1 StarNumber Number Number Worksheet /Textbook

Number BondsWatch and play the Number Bonds game: https://bbc.in/2XRlt22

Roll a dice. How many more do you need to add on to get to 10? (Virtual Dice: https://bit.ly/2zQkmHA) Complete 10 in your math’s jotter.

Worksheet: Continue practising your number bonds to 10 by completing the football worksheet below.

OLI: Is to solve number bond questions.

Partitioning into Equal Shares Refer to the class web page for a helpful video.

Worksheet: Complete the ‘Partitioning into equal Shares’ activity cards below.

Game: continue practising sharing items into equal groups by playing this game: https://bit.ly/3dp0k5Q

OLI: Is to share items into equal groups.

Doubles Plus 1Refer to the class web page for a helpful video.

Doubles Dice: Roll a dice. What’s the double? Write doubles sums, e.g. 2+2=4. Then complete the doubles plus one version, 2+3 = 5. Complete 10 of these sums in your jotter.

Worksheet: Continue practising doubles plus 1 sums by completing the worksheet below.

OLI: Is to use my knowledge of doubles facts to solve different sums.

Number Sequencing

Game: Complete this number sequencing activity: https://bit.ly/3dbclLQ

Worksheet: Complete the worksheet below to continue practising sequencing numbers.

OLI: Is to correctly sequence numbers from 1-20.

Sumdog Education City Maths MathsContinue your learning on Sumdog.

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 below to make the correct amount.

Set up your own greengrocers’ shop for Health Week and play shops. Set a price for each item. Choose items and find the correct amount of coins you need to pay for them.

OLI: Is to make set amounts using coins.

TimeUsing a stopwatch (one on a phone or device), record in minutes and seconds how long it takes for you to do each of these activities (activities explained in the table below). Before starting each activity, estimate how long it will take.

1. Short Sprints2. 20 Squats3. Balancing Act4. 25 Jumping Jacks5. Leaf hurdles 6. 50 full jumps - Skipping rope

Johnny and Kim have 10 tennis balls to share. Can you share out the tennis balls for them. How many tennis balls do they get each?

These 3 children are playing badminton. They have 12 shuttlecocks in total. If they want to share the shuttlecocks out equally, how many will each child get?

The Goalie is offering 14 penalty shootouts. Jamie and Olivia want to have the same amount of goes. How many goes does each child get?

The coach has bought 16 oranges for his team. There are 8 players in the team. How many oranges will each player get?

There are 20 gymnasts but there are only 5 mats. How gymnasts will fit on each mat?

Alfie has 12 basket balls. He shares wants to share these basketballs between his four friends. How many basketballs does each friend get?