When studying WW2 I feel my greatest achievement was when I was able to produce my own gas mask using my new knowledge from WW2 and also using my maths skills to help me too.

In maths I have learned my 2,3,4,5, and 10 times table. This has allowed me to work on more challenging maths. I can now multiply and divide with confidence. I have worked on skills to tell the time at home and in the community. I am proud of this achievement.

I have achieved a great deal in maths because I was struggling with my times tables but now I feel really confident and secure with them and if someone asked me a times table question I could answer it, and hopefully get it right every time.

In maths I am not very confident with my work I always worry if I have got any wrong but have learnt I always learn better by my mistakes. I don’t like maths as much as I like other subjects but I like some areas of maths. In maths I like data handling and long multiplication. We have done a wee bit on algebra and I really enjoyed it but I know that it is a challenge and I am going to have to work really hard to get better skills at it. In maths I do like a bit of a challenge but not too much. Before maths we usually do problem solving which I love. I love trying to figure out the problem even if it takes a lot of thinking. I am always up for it. I am getting really good at it now because I use the five steps to problem solving which is read and think about it, choose a strategy, experiment, check it, record it.