Author: Miss Stapleton

Well done to Rhys – he’s already completed the Sumdog challenge of answering 250 time questions and it’s only Tuesday! Also – 94% accuracy with the answers. Great work Rhys!!! Miss S

Good morning everyone!

Thursday again! There are new Big Thursday grids on the home learning pages for you to check out. Have any of you started Mrs Jardine’s Life in Lockdown art project? Would be fab to see some of these!

Morning everyone.

I’ve been looking at the leaderboard for the Sumdog regional contest and the senior maths class isn’t even in the top 73 yet… because we’ve only had 9 pupils play, and we need 10 or more for our class to count.

Can we get anyone else playing Sumdog this week and trying to get us up this leaderboard? (Or on it to start off with!) Remember – our class’ score is the average of your correct scores, you can’t just click and guess your way through.

Can we make it on the leaderboard by Friday?

Miss S

Morning everyone! Just been checking in on this week’s Sumdog challenge – you had to answer 200 questions on your tables but I also wanted accuracy. With that in mind, very well done to…

*Cleo*    *Orla*     *Joe*     and      *James*      who have all completed the challenge AND got over 90% of their answers accurate.

You’ve got til tomorrow to finish, so I’ll keep an eye out for others…. Charlie, you’re sitting on 99% accuracy right now, can you complete it and keep it that high?!

Miss S

Yay!! Some of our P5-7 pupils have been sharing some of the maths work that they have been doing this week – thank you Charlie and Bruce, great work! It would be fab to see some more of you sharing the maths you’ve been doing at home, I am missing working with you all on it.

Miss S

Morning everyone!

Go to any of the Home Learning pages to find the links mentioned in the music plan on the Big Thursday tasks. Just click the links for a powerpoint introduction to drumming, and some video examples of me.

Miss S

Today’s maths number problem.

What is the number?

• The number has five digits.
• The ones digit is ¼ of 32.
• The hundreds is the number of sides in a hexagon.
• The tens digit is an even number that is multiple of 2 and
of 4 that is less than 6.
• The ten thousands digit is the smallest possible odd
number.
• The thousands digit is the same as 36 ÷ 12.

Comment with your answers…

Have a look in the Talk Number Tuesday section of the Blog for today’s numbers and clues. Get the family involved in working it out. Comment on the blog if you get the answer! Miss Stapleton

Morning guys, I hope you all had  a great weekend. I was busy painting my bedroom over mine, its looking nice and fresh. I’ve posted some more maths tasks on the P5-7 home learning page, including a Hit The Button competition. I’ve just had a go, and my best score on mixed tables is 32 – can you beat me? Miss S