Hello Primary 7 🙂 Here are the numeracy tasks for the week, you do not need to complete all tasks, simply choose the tasks that are of interest to you and remember you can also look through all of the previous posts and complete some tasks you haven’t already done or use some of the websites that have already been posted.
NUMERACY TASKS
- GENERATE YOUR OWN BOARD NUMBER using the Mathsbot Question Generator  https://mathsbot.com/questionGenerator
The page will look like this at the top and you can choose how many groups of questions you get. You can start with 1 group of 5-10 questions then build up to more.
Question Generator – 1  Then select a topic from the drop down box – for example Arithmetic: Four Operations then choose the level of difficulty (0 being the easiest and 10 being the hardest).  Then select the time limit – start with 10-15 minutes and then click on Create Questions.
2. COUNTDOWN – Can you reach the target number? The challenge is to use the numbers available and the four standard operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) to hit the target.  Each number can only be used once but it may not be necessary to use all the numbers.   https://nrich.maths.org/6499
3. MATHS CALENDARS –Please use the Maths Calendars for some revision and further challenge.
You will need your jotter/paper and a pencil – listen to the podcast, there are various questions and then the answers are given too. The last round is Target Number, the same as we play in class. Keep a score of your points! Let me know your scores by commenting on this post. Good Luck!  https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b03g6w05
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6. Corbett Maths Worksheets – Please complete some of the worksheets on Corbett Maths 5 a day – you do not need to print the worksheet, simply write the question in your jotters and work it out.
Start on the 1st June and begin to work through them, you do not need to complete all of it in one day! There are 4 levels of difficulty ranging from Bronze to Platinum (most difficult). Please do not worry if there is a question you are unsure of.
Here is the link to the June questions:Â Â https://corbettmathsprimary.com/2019/12/03/printer-friendly-5-a-day-june/