Use this interactive clock to solve time problems and help you tell the time.

Some time games to help you read digital times and practice reading the time.

Questions could include- time, problems solving, measuring and coordinates.

We have learned about grid references- remember to go along the letters first then up the numbers. We made sure we knew our left and rights! We found things using North, South, East and West.

Playing Battleship is an excellent way to learn about coordinates!

We have been learning to tell the time to the hour, half past/ to, and quarter past/ to. We can use these words or digital numbers.

Practise on these games.

We only had one lesson this week so we did an introduction to telling the time to the hour and half past. We also had a quick look at grid references. We will 

We have been using the rich website to develop our logic and strategic approaches to problem solving. This game has helped some of us speed up our calculation of simple  number facts too. Remember the difference between each number needs to be odd.

We looked at how to add or subtract a multiple of 10 from a 2 digit number. You can use a 100 square to help you count on or back in jumps of 10.

E.g  87-50=37. 

We looked at adding and taking away to/from a 2 digit number by partitioning and counting up/down on a number line.

We tried to use these methods in our problem solving.

Some of us are getting very good at using these informal methods, recording and explaining our ideas.

Sorry for delay- Weebly was not on line for a few days.

We worked out how to measure in liters (l) and milliliters (ml) to the nearest 100ml, 1/2 l and whole liter. We compared and ordered the capacity/ volume of each jug. Some of us found it difficult to understand that 2x 1/2 l = 1 liter- try it again at home.