Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Maths. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Maths. Mostrar todas las entradas

14/5/20

Kahoot 10 - Maths

Good morning sweethearts, this is the kahoot for today.
It deals with Maths.



6/5/20

Live Worksheets 11 and 12- Maths

There are 2 Maths worksheets for today!
There are 2 Maths worksheets for today!


5 times table, una ficha interactiva de victor
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24/4/20

Kahoot 5 - Maths

Dear students, this is our last kahoot for this week! Thanks to all the participants!

We will have the podium of each very soon.

I will be back on Monday with the timetable for the last week of April. I miss you so much :) Click on the pic to start:

Live worksheet 10 - Maths

13/2/20

Practising with the clock!

In Maths, we are learning ....how we tell the time in English.

Here you have a game to play!

Click on the picture and chose the first 2 levels.

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4/2/20

Playing with tables!

Hello my dear students!
Time tables may be fun!!! I have found this online game to practice them by playing.

Click here: Time tables game

Follow the instructions:

1-Click on TIMES TABLES button


2- Click on TABLES UP TO 10

3-Click on the tables we have practiced at class: x2, x5,x10

ENJOY!

28/11/19

game! Hundreds,tens,units

     In Maths we are working with hundreds, in fact, your test will be next Tuesday!           
Here you have a game to practise in a funnier way. Click on the image and try those options with H T U.


21/11/19

First, second, third...

Ordinal numbers are used to order in a list, they tell the position in a list. 

For example: to give instructions, to classify the participants in a competition, to talk about the flats in a building, to say the date...



*Pay attention to the way we write the 9th: NINTH. You usually write it wrong.

VIDEO:


24/10/19

Play time! Ordering numbers.

My dear students, here you have a fantastic game to play with your computers and tablets.

It has got two options: ordering numbers and sequencing. 
Both are good for you, but please choose numbers between 100 and 999.

Click on the image to have access:



22/10/19

3/10/19

Play with odd and even numbers

In Maths we are learning the concept: odd number and even number.

We know that if a number can be broken into two EQUAL parts it is EVEN.
If not, it is odd.

For instance, number 6 can be divided into 3+3 (equal parts, so it is even).
but, number 9 can be break into 4+5 or 5+4, they are NOT EQUAL, so it is ODD.

**When you have a two digit number, such as 38. We focus on the last number which is 8 to know if it is odd or even. 38 is an even number because it finishes with 8.

Here you have a game to play online. Click on the image or the link below.



10/5/19

New..in Maths!

This term we are learning about counting totals using TALLY MARKS and BAR GRAPHS:

Tally Marks: are a counting quickly by groups of 5



Bar Graphs: is a graphical display which shows information.  


Look at the bar graph and answer:

  1. How many people prefer grapes?
  2. Which is the most popular fruit?
  3. How many people prefer oranges and bananas altogether?
  4. How many more prefere blue berry than apple?

14/11/18

Odd or Even? Online game!

EVEN numbers are those that  can be divided  into two equal teams. For instance, number 2 is broken into 1+1, or number 6 is broken into 3+3. Therefore, 2 and 6 are even numbers.

On the contrary, ODD numbers can't be broken into two equal parts. For example, number 7 is 3+4 or 4+3 (the parts are not the same). Therefore, number 1 is odd.


When you have a two digit number, such as 38. We look at the last number which is 8 to know if it is odd or even. 38 is an even number because it finishes with 8.

Let's play to a game to check your level, click on the pic:


25/10/18

420>201. Is it correct?

This is how we express that a number is bigger or smaller than another: In Maths we use numbers and symbols!

*Remember! The open mouth is next to the biggest number! ;)


Here you can play to practise. Paste and copy the link on your browser:

https://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/compare-numbers-100.html