zane Fraction DLO - Maths

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Fractions

LI: to equally share objects to find fractions

Day 1

1. ⅓ of 12=4
2. 2/4 of 16=8
3. ⅙ of 24=4
4. ¼ of 16=4
5. ½ of 24=12
6. ⅖ of 25=10
7. ¾ of 12=9
8. 2/6 of 18=6
9. ⅔ of 9=6
10. ⅗ of 15=9  

Day 2

LI: to equally share objects to find fractions

1. ⅔ of 15=10
2. ⅘ of 20=16
3. 3/6 of 30=15
4. 1/7 of 21=3
5. ¾ of 24=18
6. ⅘ of 25=20
7. 3/7 of 21=9
8. ⅗ of 20=12
9. 3/6 of 36=18
10. 2/4 of 36=18

Day 3

LI: to equally share objects to find fractions

1. ⅗ of 45
2. ⅜ of 40=15
3. ⅗ of 30=18
4. 2/8 of 24=6
5. 5/9 of 45=25
6. 3/6 of 36
7. 5/7 of 35
8. ⅓ of 90
9. ¼ of 40
10. ⅖ of 50

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zane Fraction DLO - Maths

VEGTABLE soup

B:Nonna and poppa were about to go out but grace said that she wanted to stay

M:Poppa said that he wiled take grace to the garden to get some food to make a special soup

E:she made the soup and then everyone came back and had some soup

4 celery sticks

4 carrots

2 tomatoes

1 onion

3 potatoes

1 zucchini

Cranes

Worksheet on Your/You're - Tiava, Zane

Your or You’re ………..

Complete the following by using the correct word:

• Please tell your friends that we will be leaving soon.
•  Did you tell your parents where you’re going to after dinner?
• How long will it take for your clothes to dry?
• When I said my speech, your friends were smiling at me.
• Take the dog for a walk when you’re done doing the dishes.
• When the clothes are dry, it’s your turn to put them away.
• Why is your face so red?
• When you’re finished running the race, I’ll have cold water waiting for you.
• Did you brush your teeth today?
• Did you find out where your brother went?
• How come you’re going to bed so early?
• Where did you put your back pack?

• If you’re going to be running late, let me know.
• How would you like to go to your cousins this weekend?
• Where are you and your friends going?
• I think you’re going to need to apologize to her.
• I know you're  going to enjoy the movie.
• You're going to have to clean your room before we go shopping.
• If you’re going outside, be sure to dress warmly.
• Where did you put your books?
• you're the best player on the team.
• Did you finish writing your speech?
• Where did your parents go for their vacation?
• Aren’t your  friends coming over soon?
• How many days is it until your birthday?
• Are all of your friends coming to your party?
• Where does your father work?
• Is chocolate your favorite kind of ice cream?
• How come you’re not coming with us?
• Is your friend coming over after school?
• If you’re not feeling well, perhaps you should call your mom.
• When you finish your homework, your friends are welcome to come over.
• Where did you put your phone?
• You’re finished your homework already?
• How come you’re feeling unhappy?
• I like the way you’re behaving.
• I think you’re going to have to wait until the bus comes.
• We will go out when your sister gets home
• How much money is in your wallet?
• You’re a great ball player!

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Zane Subtraction in Parts

Subtraction in Parts

LI:We are learning to subtract by splitting numbers into parts instead of counting down.

Exercise 1

Meera looked at 55 – 18 and said this is the same as 55 – 10 - 8 even though she did not work out the answer. How did she know?

For each of the following problems circle true or false.

1) 41 – 15 is the same as 41 – 10 – 5                   T  

2) 68 – 29 is the same as 68 – 20 – 8                   F

3) 73 – 15 is the same as 73 – 5 – 20                   F

4) 85 – 19 is the same as 85 – 11 – 8                    T

5) 43 – 29 is the same as 43 – 20 – 3                     F

6) 44 – 15 is the same as 44 – 5 – 10                     T

7) 58 – 19 is the same as 58 -12 – 7                       T

8) 36 – 17 is the same as 36 – 7 – 10                     T

Exercise 2

For each of the following fill in the box or circle.

1) 55 – 18 = 55 – 10 -  8

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(2) 65 – 19 = 65 – 9 -10

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(3) 46 – 28 = 46 – 8 -20

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4) 41 – 12 = 41 - 6 - … 6

(5) 94 – 25 = 94 – …20 - 5

(6) 62 – 28 = 62 - 20 - … 8

7) 36 – 17 = 36 – …7 - 10

(8) 52 – 25 = 52 - 20 -5

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(9) 63 – 36 = 63 – 30… - 6

10) 73 – 15 = 73 – 10 -5 …

(11) 423 - 17 = 423 - … 17

(12) 306 – 27 = 306 - 27

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