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<h2>About&nbsp;</h2>
Today we are focusing on hours, minutes and seconds in Year 3/4 and angles in a triangle in Year 5/6.
<h2>Hours, Minutes, Seconds</h2>
Estimate the time it takes to complete these activities.&nbsp;
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<li>A maths lesson</li>
<li>Write your name</li>
<li>Eat lunch</li>
<li>Click your fingers</li>
<li>Walk to another classroom</li>
<li>Lunch break</li>
<li>Walk the perimeter of the classroom</li>
<li>Sit down on a chair</li>
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<h2>Ready for a Challenge?&nbsp;</h2>
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<li>Jarrad says, &ldquo;It would take me about one minute to draw doodle on a page.&rdquo; Leia says, &ldquo;It would take me about five minutes to draw a doodle on a page.&rdquo; Both children could be correct. Explain why.&nbsp;</li>
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<h2>Answers</h2>
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<li>To 8. Answers will vary depending on the pupil/ timetable.&nbsp;</li>
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Challenge Answer
Both children could be correct as it depends on the size of the page and the size/ detail of the doodle. Jarrad may create a small doodle with little detail but Leia may draw a larger, detailed doodle.&nbsp;
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Today we are focusing on hours, minutes and seconds in Year 3/4 and angles in a triangle in Year 5/6.&#13;

About 

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Estimate the time it takes to complete these activities. &#13;
&lt;div class="questions"&gt;&#13;
<ul>&#13;
<li>A maths lesson</li>&#13;
<li>Write your name</li>&#13;
<li>Eat lunch</li>&#13;
<li>Click your fingers</li>&#13;
<li>Walk to another classroom</li>&#13;
<li>Lunch break</li>&#13;
<li>Walk the perimeter of the classroom</li>&#13;
<li>Sit down on a chair</li>&#13;
</ul>&#13;
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Hours, Minutes, Seconds

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&lt;div class="challenge"&gt;&#13;
<ul>&#13;
<li>Jarrad says, “It would take me about one minute to draw doodle on a page.” Leia says, “It would take me about five minutes to draw a doodle on a page.” Both children could be correct. Explain why. </li>&#13;
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Ready for a Challenge? 

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&lt;div class="answers"&gt;&#13;
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<li>To 8. Answers will vary depending on the pupil/ timetable. </li>&#13;
</ul>&#13;
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 Challenge Answer
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Both children could be correct as it depends on the size of the page and the size/ detail of the doodle. Jarrad may create a small doodle with little detail but Leia may draw a larger, detailed doodle. &#13;

Answers

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Angles in a Triangle

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<li>True or false: All triangles have one obtuse angle. Prove your answer. </li>&#13;
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<li>180 degrees</li>&#13;
<li>116 degrees</li>&#13;
<li>53 degrees</li>&#13;
<li>42 degrees</li>&#13;
<li>59 degrees</li>&#13;
<li>51 degrees</li>&#13;
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False. The triangles in the main questions prove this. Question 2 has an obtuse angle but the other questions do not have obtuse angles. &#13;

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75 questions related to maths ranging from questions about infinity to questions about money to questions about time.&nbsp;
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Are Numbers Real? is a collection of 75 maths related questions to make pupils of all ages think. These questions can be used to elicit discussions between pupils and develop listening skills. 

Are Numbers Real?

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This pack includes:&nbsp;
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<li>Fraction wall (colour)</li>
<li>Fraction wall (no colour)</li>
<li>Fraction wall (blank)</li>
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This resource includes three printable fraction walls. Fractions walls are an excellent way of helping children to understand several aspects of fractions, including relative sizes and find equivalent fractions.  

Printable Maths Resources Fraction Walls

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This pack includes:&nbsp;
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<li>Printable hundred square (1 to 100)</li>
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This resource includes a printable hundred square. Hundred squares can be very useful in a range of topics from understanding place value to identifying patterns in times tables. 

Printable Maths Resources Hundred Square

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This pack includes:&nbsp;
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<li>Printable counters (including place value counters and blank counters)</li>
<li>Printable place value grids (including ones to millions and thousandths to millions)</li>
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This printable maths resources pack includes counters and place value grids. These can be used within the classroom with children of any age. Place Value grids are a fantastic resource to use in a range of topics, not only place value. 

Printable Maths Resources Place Value Grids Pack

This printable maths resources pack includes counters and place value grids. These can be used within the classroom with children of any age. Place Value gr

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<li>This pack includes:&nbsp;</li>
<li>Printable counters (including place value counters and blank counters)</li>
<li>Printable number shapes</li>
<li>Five and tens frames</li>
<li>Arrow Cards Template</li>
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This printable maths resources pack includes a range of useful place value mathematics manipulatives and pictorial representations that can be used in the classroom with children of any age. 

Printable Maths Resources Place Value Pack

This printable maths resources pack includes a range of useful place value mathematics manipulatives and pictorial representations that can be used in the c

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This pack includes:&nbsp;
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<li>Printable counters (including place value counters and blank counters)</li>
<li>Printable number shapes</li>
<li>Printable hundred square</li>
<li>Printable place value grids (including ones to millions and thousandths to millions)</li>
<li>Five and tens frames</li>
<li>Fraction walls (including one in colour, one without colour and one blank)</li>
<li>Arrow Cards Template</li>
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This printable maths resources pack includes a range of useful mathematics manipulatives and pictorial representations that can be used in the classroom with children of any age. 

Printable Maths Resources Pack

This printable maths resources pack includes a range of useful mathematics manipulatives and pictorial representations that can be used in the classroom wit

Percentages

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This Year 6 percentages of amounts tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
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The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this percentages of amounts tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the percentages of amounts questions to the correct answers to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Percentages of Amounts (Year 6)

Fractions

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This Year 6 multiply fractions by fractions tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
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The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this multiplying fractions by fractions tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the multiplication question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Multiply Fractions by Fractions (Year 6)

Decimals

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This Year 6 multiply decimals by integers tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
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The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this multiplying decimals by integers tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the multiplication question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Multiply Decimals by Integers (Year 6)

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This Year 6 divide fractions by integers tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
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The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this dividing fractions by integers tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the division question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Divide Fractions by Integers (Year 6)

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This Year 6 divide decimals by integers tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
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The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this dividing decimals by integer tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the division question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Divide Decimals by Integers (Year 6)

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This Year 6 add and subtract fractions (denominators are not multiples) tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
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The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this adding and subtracting fractions (where the denominators are not multiples) tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the addition or subtraction question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Add and Subtract Fractions (Denominators are not Multiples) (Year 6)

Algebra

Measurement

Ratio and Proportion

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A set of six worksheets designed to be used at the end of each White Rose block in Spring term. The activities are based around retrieval of knowledge. Pupils will solve a series of questions to find the punchline to a joke related to a day in the Spring term.
Pack contains:
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<li>One decimals worksheet</li>
<li>One percentages worksheet</li>
<li>One algebra worksheet</li>
<li>One converting units worksheet</li>
<li>One perimeter, area and volume worksheet</li>
<li>One ratio worksheet</li>
<li>Answers for each worksheet</li>
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Recap knowledge with an engaging end of block retrieval activity where pupils crack a code to find the punchline to a joke.

Maths Code Crackers Year 6 Spring Pack

Multiplication

Addition

Division

Four operations

Subtraction

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This Year 6 order of operations tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
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The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this order of operations tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the question to the correct answer to create one large triangle. 

Tarsia Puzzle Order of Operations (Year 6)

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This Year 6, 4-digit multiplied by 2-digit numbers tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
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The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this 4-digit multiplied by 2-digit numbers tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the multiplication question to the correct answer to create one large triangle. 

Tarsia Puzzle 4-digit Multiplied by 2-digit Numbers (Year 6)

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This pack contains PowerPoint with associated worksheets for:
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<li>Year 1: Addition and subtraction within 20 - 8 lessons</li>
<li>Year 2: Multiplication and division - 6 lessons</li>
<li>Year 3: Multiplication and division - 9 lessons</li>
<li>Year 4: Multiplication and division - 11 lessons</li>
<li>Year 5: Multiplication and division - 7 lessons&nbsp;</li>
<li>Year 6: Decimals - 9 lessons</li>
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Ready-to-go lessons for the first weeks of the Spring Term including PowerPoints with matching worksheets ready for you to use with a class. These resources follow a mastery approach to mathematics teaching, similar to schemes such as White Rose Maths and Mathematics Mastery. The PowerPoints are fully editable with detailed notes for every teaching slide. Each associated worksheets are divided into three parts with a range of activities to complete across the block.

Ready-to-go Lesson Slides Years 1 to 6 First Block Spring Term

Ready-to-go lessons for the first weeks of the Spring Term including PowerPoints with matching worksheets ready for you to use with a class. These resources

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Percentages

Fractions

Decimals

Fractions

Decimals

Fractions

Decimals

Multiplication

Multiplication

Multiplication

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