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Church of England Primary School

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Maths

Welcome to our Maths homework page! 

Homework is set on a Friday to be completed and handed in on the following Friday morning. The most recent homework will always be displayed at the top of the list below.

 

In addition to the tasks below, children should also be regularly logging in to the timestables rockstars website to maintain their fluency with timestables. They can challenge other individuals to race them or work through challenges on their own knowing that the time they spend on the site will count towards the weekly year 6 tournament.  The site is accessed at https://ttrockstars.com/ and children have individual logins which can be provided by their teacher if they need a reminder.

 

Further opportunity to practise times tables and other mathematical operations can be found on the "daily 10" website where children can be challenged to complete quickfire questions to develop their mental maths fluency.  To find out more, please click here

Term 2, Week 5-6 (set 6th December)

In addition to maintaining times tables practice (on TTRS) and mental arithmetic practice (on Daily 10) we would like the children to complete the following "End of block" quizzes on fractions.  All children have been given a printed copy of these sheets but extra copies can be downloaded here if needed.

We have now completed our lengthy block of study of fractions and these 2 short quizzes are a way for the children to consolidate their learning and for us to identify any areas they are still finding tricky.

Term 2, Week 4-5 (set 29th November)

In addition to maintaining times tables practice (on TTRS) and mental arithmetic practice (on Daily 10) we would like the children to complete pages 34-35 of their homework books this week please. This work focuses on adding and subtracting fractions so is supporting the work we have been doing in school over the last few weeks.

Term 2, Week 3-4 (set 22nd November)

In addition to maintaining times tables practice (on TTRS) and mental arithmetic practice (on Daily 10) we would like the children to complete pages 10-12 of their homework books this week please. This work focuses on written addition and subtraction and is being set as a recap of work that was completed earlier in the year.

Term 2, Week 2-3 (set 15th November)

In addition to maintaining times tables practice (on TTRS) and mental arithmetic practice (on Daily 10) we would like the children to complete pages 29-31 of their homework books this week please. This work focuses on converting and ordering fractions so is to support our recent learning in class.

Term 2, Week 1-2 (set 8th November)

In addition to maintaining times tables practice (on TTRS) and mental arithmetic practice (on Daily 10) we would like the children to complete pages 20 and 21 of their homework books this week please. This work focuses on the order of operations or BODMAS.

  • Brackets
  • Orders (square numbers, cube numbers etc)
  • Division and Multiplication (of equal importance from left to right)
  • Addition and Subtraction (of equal importance from left to right)

Term 1, Week 7-8 (set 18th October)

Yes, you've read it correctly on the newsletter - the long awaited homework books are here and all children have been given their own copies, so no printing at home is required!

In addition to maintaining times tables practice (on TTRS) and mental arithmetic practice (on Daily 10) we would like the children to complete pages 8 and 9 this week please. 

Term 1, week 4-5 (set 27th September)

Our maths homework is a little different this week as we would like to offer some more challenge.  There are 2 documents below, the first (rules of divisibility) is designed to help secure the learning that we have done this week, whilst the second (multiplication) is designed to prepare the children for the unit of maths we will be moving on to next week.

The children are aware that there are 3 levels of challenge on each sheet (each getting progressively more challenging) - we do not expect the children to complete every level of challenge of each sheet, rather to work on the level that suits them best (or will present them with a bit of challenge). 

 

Children are of course welcome to complete the sheets in full but the expectation is that they do at least one challenge level of one of the sheets.

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