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3 Date set Maths Basic Skills Practice Week 1 Date due: Section A:Counting and understanding numbers Section B: Calculating Section C: Using and applying Divide thirty-one point five by ten. 11. Calculate ten minus four point three five. 21. When h has the value 12, One book costs one pound 2. What is seven point five divided by ninety-five pence. How much do six calculate 5h- 2 one hundred? books cost? 3. Round four point seven six to one 13. What is two-thirds of sixty-six? 22. A yoghurt costs forty-five pence. decimal place How many yogurts can be bought for 4. Round to the nearest whole 14. What fraction of two pounds is five pounds? number. twenty pence? I Which of the numbers below 5.7 are exactly divisible by 9? 15. What is ninety-nine per cent of 23. Six times a number is three two hundred? thousand. What is the number? Which is bigger, 16. What is twenty-five multiplied by 1 40% of 90 or 2 of 80? two hundred? I Which decimal is equal to one- 5.8 fifth? 17. What is the difference between 24. Two angles in a triangle add up to and degrees. What is the size ofthe Put these in order of size, 5.9 third angle? smallest first: 18. What temperature is 20 degrees 1 60% 0.4 ; lower than 6 degrees Celsius? What is the fraction twelve 19. Six cakes cost How much do 25. A rectangle measures twelve twentieths in its simplest form? ten cakes cost? centimetres by four centimetres In a group of 45 children, What is its area? Which fraction is equal to 3? there are twice as many boys as girls How many girls are there?,-, 7 9 Total (A) Total (B) Total (C) Test Total (A+B+C) R (0-9) I y (10-19) I G (20-25)
4 Date set, Maths Basic Skills Date due, Week2 Section A:Counting and understanding numbers Section B: Calculating Section C: Using and applying 5,1 5,6 L Divide forty-seven point five by 11. Calculate ten minus five point six. 21. When h has the value 5, ten. calculate 6h +7 5, What is nineteen point five divided 12. One book costs How much by one hundred? do six books cost? ' ,7 3. Round four point two five to one 13. What is two-fifths of sixty? 22. A yogurt costs thirty-five pence. decimal place. How many yogurts can be bought for Round 19.3 to the nearest whole 14. What fraction of two pounds is three pounds? number. fifty pence? Which ofthe numbers below 5.7 are exactly divisible by 9? 15. What is seventy-five per cent of 23. Seven tinies.a number is three two hundred? thousand five hundred ,8 What is the number? 6. Which is bigger, 16, What is thirty multiplied by two i 60% of 90 or 2 of 100? hundred? SA 7. Which decimal is equal to 5,8 two-fifths? 17. What is the difference between 24. Two angles in a triangle add up to and degrees. SA 8. Put these in order of size, 5,9 What is the size of the third angle? smallest first: 18. What temperature is 15 degrees % 1 lower than seven degrees Celsius? ,10 9. What is the fraction 19. Six cakes cost How much do 25. A rectangle measures fourteen ten-fourteenths in its simplest form? ten cakes cost? centimetres by four centimetres , In a group of 60 children, 10. Which fraction is equal to ~? there are twice as many boys as girls. What is its area? 4 E E How many girls are there? - g ~ 7 Total (A) Total (B) Total (C) Test Total (A+B+C) R (0-9) I y (10-19) J G (20-25)
5 Lit~~acy Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Product, Quotient,!Difference R~ arc:h Find out as many.alternative words for+ - x and -;- as you possibly can.ll'iilor)' I Week 3 Learn the 6 times tables for a test next lesson including corresponding divisions ~-~:n.~.90.. ~41i\YJ..~ t.. 1 ~.. a.. "' n 1;r~ u \Y~. ~~ 1) A rect angularfield is 2.45m long,and.1.62m wide. What is the perimeter of the rectangular field {can you remember whatperimeter is? If not, look it upo 2) A rope of length 16.48m is cut up into 8 equal lengths of ribbon. How long is each length of ribbon? 3) A running track is 420m. Mr Shield runs around the track 7 and,a half times. How far does he run in. total? 4) A jug of milk holds 2.34 litres. Some milk is poured into a glass. There is now 1.7 litres remaining in the jug. How much milk is in the glass? Str(gtchl 87 X 132 = Use this fact to find answers to the following (donotworkanyout, use the fact above to help yo getyour.answerso a) b) c) 87 x 1320 d) 870 X e) 87x 264
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7 Maths Basic Skills Week 4(non- calculator) Date set Date due Section A: Counting and understanding numbers Section B: Calculating Section C: Using and applying 5.1 I Divide one hundred and sixteen 11. Calculate ten minus three point 21. When h has the value 4, point five by one hundred. nine calculate 5h What is nineteen point three five 12. One book costs How much multiplied by ten? do four books cost? 3. Round seven point seven six to one 13. What is five-sixths of sixty? 22. A yogurt costs 45p. decimal place. How many yogurts can be bought for 4. Round to the nearest whole 14. What fraction of a pound is five pounds? number. seventy pence? Which of the numbers below 5.7 are exactly divisible by 9? 15. What is thirty per cent of two 23. Nine times a number is three hundred? thousand six hundred What is the number? 6. Which is bigger, 16. What is thirty multiplied by 3 80% of 150 or - of 200? 4 seventy? Which decimal is equal to 5.8 one-fifth? 17. What is the difference between 24. Two angles in a triangle.add up to and degrees Put these in order of size, 5.9 What is the size ofthe third angle? smallest first. 18. What temperature is ten degrees % 4 ~ higher than -TC? What is the fraction ten-twelfths in 19. Five cakes cost How much 25. A rectangle measures fourteen its simplest form? do seven cakes cost? centimetres by seven centimetres In a group of 48 children, What is its area? 10. Which fraction is equal to~? there are twice as many boys as girls. ' How many girls are there? 6 - '" 'c Total (A) Total (B) Total (C) Test Total (A+B+C} R (0-9) I y (10-19) I G (20-25)
8 Maths Basic Skills Date set ~ Date due~ WeekS Section A:Counting and understanding numbers Section B: Calculating Section C: Using and applying! Divide two hundred and nine point 11. Calculate ten point two minus five by one hundred. three point nine. 21. When h has the value 4, What is thirty point zero five 12. One book costs How much calculate 4h +9 multiplied by ten? do three books cost? 3. Round six point nine five to one 13. What is two-sixths offifty,four? 22. A yoghurt costs 35p. decimal place. How many yoghurts can be bought 4. Round to the nearest whole 14. What fraction of a pound is eighty for three pounds? number. pence? Which of the numbers below 5.7 are exactly divisible by 9? 15.-What is thirty-five per cent of two 23. Eight times a number is three hundred? thousand two hundred What is the number? 6. Which is bigger, 16. What is twenty multiplied by 70% of 200 or~ of 160? eighty? Which decimal is equal to 5.8 three-fifths? 17. What is the difference between Two angles in a triangle add up to and degrees Put these in order of size, 5.9 What is the size of the third angle? smallest first. 18. What temperature is nine degrees % ~ higher than -3 c? What is the fraction five-twentieths 19. Five cakes cost How much 15. A rectangle measures thirteen in its simplest form? do seven cakes cost? centimetres by five centimetres In a group of 80 children, What is its area? 10. Which fraction is equal to~? there are three times as many boys as G girls. How many girls are there? Total (A) Total (B) Total (C) Test Total (A+B+C) R (0-9) I y (10-19) I G (20-25)
9 Estimate Approximate Roughly Rounding Decimal places (d.p.) Significant figures (sj.) Fine! the follliwingc!istancesand write them tg2 significant figures. -the circumference ofearth (km) -the maximum length nfa blue whale (m) -the tallest ever roan (rn) tl kilo" means x 11}0 0 t kilometre (krn) = t 000 metres (fn} 1 kilograrnrne (kg} = 1 0.1}0 grams (g) "'millf' means.;- 1 01}0. 11}0.0. rnillirnetres ( rnrn) = 1 metre ( rn) 1(}1}0 milligrams (rng) = 1 grarn (g) Week6 iu fp1:~ ctice.tchl Estimating- (remember to lay your work out clearly- think about a table.) Find three things at home that are under 1 Ocm long and three things that are above 1m long and estimate their exact length. ~Vrite your estimate oftheir length in your book. Now measure them accurately and write down the measurements in your book. V\/ere your estimates higher or lower than the measurements? Rounding Round the following numbers to 1 s.f. (significant figure) and then do the calculations in your head. a}13x28 b) 109x44 c) 46-;.54 d) e} Round these numbers to 2 d.p. (2 decimal places) a)0.317 b) c} d) e) Use your calculator to vvork out the following and write your answer to 3 s.f ; ; ; ,. 7 (Do you recognise this number? What is it used for?) Use your calculator to work out the following and write your answer to 5 d.p. 18-;.19 2-; , ;
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11 Date set Maths Basic Skills Non- calculator Week 7 Date due Section A:Counting and understanding numbers Section B: Calculating Section C: Using and applying Divide two hundred and thirty 11. Calculate ten point one minus 21. When h has the value S, point one by one hundred. eight point five. calculate 6h What is ten point nine two 12. One book costs 9Sp. How much multiplied by ten? do five books cost? 5.2 5,7 3. Round nine point four two to one 13. What is five-sixths offorty-two? 22. A yogurt costs SSp. decimal place. How many yogurts can be bought 4. Round 7S.82 to th.e nearest whole 14. What fraction of a pound is for three pounds? number. twenty-five pence? Which of the numbers below 5.7 are exactly divisible by 9? 1S. What is seventy per cent of three. 23. Six times a number is three. I hundred?. thousand six hundred. I What is the number? 6. Which is bigger, 16. What is forty multiplied by 1 40% of 200 or 3 of 1SO? eighty? Which decimal is equal to 5.8 two-fifths? 17. What is the difference between 24. Two angles in a triangle add up S and 192 to 98 degrees Put these in order of size, 5.9 What is the size ofthe third angle? smallest first: 18. What temperature is ten degrees % ;; higher than -rc? What is the fraction 19. Eight cakes cost How much 25. A rectangle measures fifteen eight-twentieths in its simplest form? do three cakes cost? centimetres by five centimetres In a group of 48 children, What is its area?? 10. Which fraction is equal to~? there are three times as many boys as girls. How many girls are there? 7 "" ;; Total (A) Total (B) Total (C) Test Total (A+B+C) R (0-9) I y (10-19) l G (20-25)
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