Class 4 Blog

Class 4 rocking out during the first lesson of our new music unit, Livin’ on a Prayer

1. Round these numbers to the nearest 100 to check:
   7683 – 5847 = 2336
2. Prime numbers have only 1 and itself as factors.

Recall prime numbers up to 19
Prime numbers: 2,  A  , 5  , 7, B , 13, C , 19.

What are the values of A, B and C?

3. One Y5 class has 14 boys and 15 girls. On Tuesday, 25
children are in class. How many children are absent?

1. Altogether, how many children don’t walk to school?
2. How many more Year 6 children than Year 2 children walk to school?

Add a full stop or a question mark to complete each sentence below.

There is a pony in the field 

Are we going swimming 

Have you seen my hat and gloves 

1. Select the correct word to complete the following sentence:

when, or, because, if

         Tomorrow, we could go for a walk ___________ play games indoors.

2.  What type of word is underlined in the sentence below?

            Poppy held the baby rabbit gently in her arms.

3. Identify all of the words in the sentences below that should start with a capital letter.

        henry  tudor  married  his  first  wife,  catherine,  in  june

         1509.  they  married  in  london

         Explain why they need capital letters. 

1  (a) Place these fractions in order of size, starting with the smallest

1/2    1/3   5/12   5/6

(b) Explain how you did this.

2  (a) Boris says that 0.321 = 3210/1000. Is he correct? Explain.

1  (a) Two of the fractions listed below are equivalent, identify them.

(b) Explain how you solved the problem.

2/3    6/10    9/12    10/15    16/20

2 (a) Calculate 3/4 of £15

(b) Explain how you solved the problem.

3) (a) Geoff says that 3/5 of £45  is £20. Is he correct?

Good Morning!

Which piece of punctuation is missing from this sentence?  

Archie the hamster eats seeds nuts and dried peas every day.

Justify why I need the missing piece of punctuation. 

Good Morning!

Children, I have been pondering the following question;

How do I place the following numbers in descending order? 

1.9   0.96  1.253 0.328

Step 1: Place the numbers in descending order.

Step 2: Explain how I would do this.

Remember to use mathematical language e.g. tenths, hundredths, thousandths. 

Good Afternoon,

Maths Challenges:

Year 5: Sophie thinks 1.007 is bigger than 1.01 because 7 is bigger than 1.

Is she correct? Explain why?

Year 4:

Write the fraction that matches to
each decimal.
0.25 =
0.5 =
0.75 =