Year 4 and 5 Addition, Subtraction and Decimals Unit 1 (45206)

Year 4 and 5 Addition, Subtraction and Decimals Unit 1 (45206)

Additional teacher instructions for practice sheets These notes indicate which practice sheets are most appropriate for which groups.

Day 1 Y4 Adding two 2-digit numbers Sheet 1Working towards ARE / Working at ARE

Day 1 Y4 2-digit + 2-digit grid with missing numbers Sheet 2 Greater Depth

Day 1 Y5 On board practice Sheet 3Working towards ARE / Working at ARE / Greater DepthChildren Working towards ARE do the first 8 questions and use expanded addition if necessary. Children Working at ARE use compact column addition to work out as many answers as they can starting at question 5.

Day 2 Y4 Adding 3-digit numbers using compact addition Sheet 1 Working towards ARE / Working at ARE

Day 2 Y4 Adding 3-digit numbers using compact addition Sheet 2Greater Depth

Day 2 Y5 Adding pairs of 4-digit numbers Sheet 3Working towards ARE

Day 2 Y5 Adding pairs of 5-digit numbers Sheet 4Working at ARE / Working at Greater Depth

Day 3 Y4 Addition word problems with three 3-digit numbers Sheet 1 Working towards ARE

Day 3 Y4 Addition word problems with three 3-digit numbers Sheet 2 Working at ARE / Greater Depth

Day 3 Y5 On board practice Sheet 3Working towards ARE / Working at ARE / Greater DepthChildren Working towards ARE do the first 8 questions. Children Working at ARE start at question 5. Children working at Greater Depth start at question 9, also after some initial practice they could move on to adding three amounts.

Day 4 Y4 Counting up to subtract Sheet 1Working towards ARE

Day 4 Y4 Counting up to subtract Sheet 2 Working at ARE / Greater Depth

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Day 4 Y5 Under £50 Sheet 3Working towards ARE / Working at ARE / Greater DepthChildren working at Greater Depth choose pairs of items, find the total cost and calculate the change from £100.

Day 5 Y4 Number bonds to 20 and 50 Sheet 1 Working towards ARE

Day 5 Y4 Number bonds to 100 Sheet 2Working at ARE / Greater Depth(Note for teacher. There are 6 different ways: 32 + 68, 38 + 62, 43 + 57, 47 + 53, 24 + 76, 74 + 26)

Day 5 Y5 Finding change from £50 Sheet 3 Working towards ARE / Working at ARE / Greater Depth

Day 6 Y4 Frog or counting back Sheet 1 Working towards ARE

Day 6 Y4 Frog or counting back Sheet 2 Working at ARE / Greater Depth

Day 6 Y5 Finding a difference between two amounts of money by counting up (Frog) Sheet 3 Working towards ARE / Working at ARE / Greater Depth



Adding two 2-digit numbersSheet 1

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+ 28 58

23

32

+ 35 45

22

53

+ 75 46

27

31

+ 70 85

36

24

+ 89 96

27

39

+ 25 40

20

32

134 + 19 = 34 + 562 =

244 + 29 = 326 + 51 =

423 + 76 = 158 + 99 =

384 + 104 = 631 + 49 =

Challenge

Find a quick way to complete the chain addition below!204 + 21 + 31 + 41 + 51 + 61 = Explain how you did it!


2-digit + 2-digit grid with missing numbersSheet 2

_day1

+ ? 80

25 78 105

? 115 142

– 19 = 115 134 + 562 =

– 26 = 373 326 + 74 =

423 + 87 = 458 + 99 =

384 + 35 = – 49 = 248

Challenge

Find a quick way to complete the chain addition below!204 + 99 + 89 + 79 + 69 + 59 = Explain how you did it!

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On board practiceSheet 3

1. 2357 + 1428 2. 4374 + 2183 3. 5643 + 2942 4. 3750 + 2834

5. 7543 + 3251 6. 4638 + 2709 7. 2378 + 4284 8. 8328 + 4127

9. 6753 + 3842 10. 2756 + 3784 11. 4278 + 3746 12. 8657 + 5846

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Write three additions with totals between 7000 and 8000. All digits must be different.

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Adding 3-digit numbers using compact additionSheet 1

_day2

A

243+ 645

______

831

+ 154______

755

+ 321______

264+ 535

______

426

+ 453______

B

246+ 645

______

838

+ 154______

791

+ 325______

243

+ 585______

426

+ 456______

C

268+ 645

______

837

+ 174______

755

+ 386______

267

+ 555______

466

+ 456______

D

243 645

+ 111______

631

154+ 213

______

451

126+ 321

______

244

729+ 133

______

327

115+ 453

_____

Challenge

Can you find a pair of 3-digit numbers which add to give exactly 1000? All six digits must be different!

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Adding 3-digit numbers using compact additionSheet 2

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Challenge

What happens with 4-digit numbers, e.g. 2468 + 8642 = ?

• Write a 3-digit number obeying this rule: ◦ The digits must go up in twos (e.g. 468 or 357).

• Write the number with the same digits in reverse order.

• Add the two numbers using column addition.

• Circle the answer.

• Repeat this four times.

• What do you notice about the pattern in the answers?

• Predict what happens if you add numbers which go up in threes (e.g. 147 and 741).

• Try three like this.

• How about if they go up in 4s….?

3 5 7 + 7 5 3

_____ _____

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Adding pairs of 4-digit numbers Sheet 3


Before you start, which of these additions do you think will have the smallest answer? Which do you think will have the biggest answer? Which do you think will have an answer between 5000 and 6000?

1. 4327 + 2348

2. 3285 + 2143

3. 6821 + 2734

4. 4276 + 1365

5. 5923 + 2544

6. 3842 + 2939

7. 4578 + 2734

8. 7246 + 5196

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1. 2357 + 1428 2. 4374 + 2183 3. 5643 + 2942 4. 3750 + 2834

5. 7543 + 3251 6. 4638 + 2709 7. 2378 + 4284 8. 8328 + 4127

9. 6753 + 3842 10. 2756 + 3784 11. 4278 + 3746 12. 8657 + 5846


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Adding pairs of 5-digit numbersSheet 4


Day of the week am pm Total number of hits

Sunday 36,432 57,478

Monday 19,758 24,642

Tuesday 21,427 32,846

Wednesday 16,375 25,342

Thursday 18,631 26,492

Friday 17,563 42,869

Saturday 33,642 58,567

Find the total number of website hits on each day.


Addition word problems with three 3-digit numbersSheet 1

_day3

Choose two numbers. Add them.Do this four times.

243 315 482 537 303

Use written addition to solve these word problems:

1) Zoe pays £125 for her bike. Amit pays £136 for his. How much do they pay altogether?

2) Mo is 130 cm tall, Ryan is 140 cm tall and Ella is 125 cm tall. How many centimetres tall are they altogether?

3) Sunil, Sonny and Sally have each got 125 Pokémon stickers. How many do they have altogether?


Addition word problems with three 3-digit numbersSheet 2

_day3

Choose two numbers. Add them.Do this four times.

247 375 482 539 363

Use compact written addition to solve these word problems:

1) Mo is 130 cm tall, Ryan is 132 cm tall and Ella is 127 cm tall. How many centimetres long would they be if they lay end to end on the floor?

2) Zoe’s bike cost £134, Tom’s cost £129 and Oti’s cost £135. How much are all three bikes?

3) Luke, Mia and Chen are playing a computer game. Luke scores 342 points, Mia scores 451 points and Chen scores 124 points. How many points do they score altogether?

4) Anna, Dev and Sam are playing pinball. Anna scores 630 points, Dev scores 723 points and Sam scores 215 points. How many points do they score altogether?

5) Farmer Fred has 223 sheep, 197 cows and 478 chickens. How many animals does he have altogether?

6) Farmer Jess has 651 sheep, 574 cows and 842 chickens. How many animals does she have altogether?

Challenge

Make up a word problem where you have to add 473 and 385.

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1. 2357 + 1428 2. 4374 + 2183 3. 5643 + 2942 4. 3750 + 2834

5. 7543 + 3251 6. 4638 + 2709 7. 2378 + 4284 8. 8328 + 4127

9. 6753 + 3842 10. 2756 + 3784 11. 4278 + 3746 12. 8657 + 5846


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On board practice Sheet 3

1. £24.32 + £14.63 2. £34.25 + £27.43 3. £41.48 + £35.26

4. £24.19 + £17. 26 5. £46.25 + £23.94 6. £34.83 + £24.52

7. £64.50 + £23.75 8. £51.90 + £44.69 9. £27.58 + £24.80

10. £24.78 + £14.65 11. £38.60 + £27.45 12. £35.78 + £25.45

13. £12.45 + £23.59 + £15.27 14. £24.67 + £14.25 + £16.45

15. £15.79 + £23.45 + £9.85


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1. 2357 + 1428 2. 4374 + 2183 3. 5643 + 2942 4. 3750 + 2834

5. 7543 + 3251 6. 4638 + 2709 7. 2378 + 4284 8. 8328 + 4127

9. 6753 + 3842 10. 2756 + 3784 11. 4278 + 3746 12. 8657 + 5846


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Counting up to subtractSheet 1

Sketch number lines to help Maths Frog find these differences:

30 - 18 =

70 - 55 =

40 - 27 =

85 - 79 =

53 - 45 =

92 - 78 =

63 - 46 =

95 - 59 =

Challenge

Find the difference between each of these pairs: 23 and 32, 34 and 43 and 45 and 54.What do you notice?Write another similar pair.

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1. 2357 + 1428 2. 4374 + 2183 3. 5643 + 2942 4. 3750 + 2834

5. 7543 + 3251 6. 4638 + 2709 7. 2378 + 4284 8. 8328 + 4127

9. 6753 + 3842 10. 2756 + 3784 11. 4278 + 3746 12. 8657 + 5846


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Counting up to subtractSheet 2

Sketch number lines to help Maths Frog find these differences:

33 - 18 =

72 - 55 =

53 - 27 =

65 - 36 =

81 - 45 =

74 - 39 =

95 - 76 =

67 - 38 =

Challenge

Sally writes a large 2-digit number and a smaller 2-digit number. She finds the difference. She notices that the difference has the same digits as the smaller number but in reverse. Write three pairs of numbers that could be Sally’s starting numbers. What do you notice about the larger number in each case?

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1. 2357 + 1428 2. 4374 + 2183 3. 5643 + 2942 4. 3750 + 2834

5. 7543 + 3251 6. 4638 + 2709 7. 2378 + 4284 8. 8328 + 4127

9. 6753 + 3842 10. 2756 + 3784 11. 4278 + 3746 12. 8657 + 5846


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Under £50Sheet 3


Please reuse image of head-phones from Y5 Autumn Week 2 Day 5

£23.49

£36.75

£11.89

£12.56

£18.25

Find pairs of items with a total price of under £50. How many can you find?

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Number bonds to 20 and 50Sheet 1

day5

Challenge

Use digits 3, 4, 6, 7 to create pairs of numbers to fit this sentence. + = 110. You can only use each digit once per addition. Write two sentences giving the same total using 1, 9, 8, 2.

Use number bonds to help you write the missing numbers.

10 + = 20 + 12 = 20

33 + = 50 + 31 = 50

14 + = 20 + 36 = 50

39 + = 50 20 = 7 +

45 + = 50 50 = + 28

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Number bonds to 100Sheet 2

day5

Challenge

How many ways can the digits 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 be arranged to make two 2-digit numbers totalling 100? You can only use each digit once per addition. Demonstrate that you have found all possible ways.

Use number bonds to fill in the missing numbers and make 100.

50 + = 100 100 = 77 +

10 + = 100 100 = 2 +

25 + = 100 100 = 56 +

45 + = 100 100 = 21 +

+ 93 = 100 100 = + 68

+ 81 = 100 100 = + 19

+ 38 = 100 100 = + 5

+ 64 = 100 100 = + 43

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1. 2357 + 1428 2. 4374 + 2183 3. 5643 + 2942 4. 3750 + 2834

5. 7543 + 3251 6. 4638 + 2709 7. 2378 + 4284 8. 8328 + 4127

9. 6753 + 3842 10. 2756 + 3784 11. 4278 + 3746 12. 8657 + 5846


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Finding change from £50 Sheet 3


£34.89

£35.28

£38.45

£42.57

£11.89

£27.75

£23.79

£44.35

Challenge

Choose three items. Find the change from £100 for each item.

Find the change from £50 for each of these items.

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Frog or counting backSheet 1

day6

Choose whether to use Frog or counting back to solve each of these calculations.

50 – 25 60 – 56

100 – 75 78 – 52

72 – 65 84 – 21

43 – 37 102 – 95

Challenge

Design a subtraction for a friend which is definitely best done using Frog.

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Frog or counting backSheet 2

_day6

Choose whether to use Frog or counting back to solve each of these calculations.

102 – 75 78 – 52

132 – 48 163 – 82

132 – 91 146 – 77

155 – 75 123 – 61

118 – 59 115 – 56

Challenge

Design three subtractions for another child. One must be best done using Frog, one must be best done using counting back, and one should be arguable.

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1. 2357 + 1428 2. 4374 + 2183 3. 5643 + 2942 4. 3750 + 2834

5. 7543 + 3251 6. 4638 + 2709 7. 2378 + 4284 8. 8328 + 4127

9. 6753 + 3842 10. 2756 + 3784 11. 4278 + 3746 12. 8657 + 5846


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Finding a difference between two amounts of money by counting upSheet 3


Item Price on website A Price on website B Difference in price

Wired headphones £35.45 £28.79

Wireless headphones £75.49 £94.38

32 GB Memory stick £24.39 £19.45

Gaming mouse £48.75 £52.65

Gaming keyboard £72.45 £57.39

Graphics tablet £98.67 £69.62

Console controller £42.35 £28.72

Find the difference between the two prices for each item.

Challenge

If you could only shop on one website, which would you use?


Addition, Subtraction and DecimalsAnswers

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+ 28 58

23 51 81

32 60 90

+ 35 45

22 57 67

53 88 98

+ 75 46

27 102 73

31 106 77

+ 70 85

36 106 121

24 94 109

+ 89 96

27 116 123

39 128 135

+ 25 40

20 45 60

32 57 72

134 + 19 = 153 34 + 562 = 596 244 + 29 = 273 326 + 51 = 377423 + 76 = 499 158 + 99 = 257 384 + 104 = 488 631 + 49 = 680

Day 1 Y4 Adding two 2-digit numbers Sheet 1

Day 1 Y4 2-digit + 2-digit grid with missing numbers Sheet 2

+ 53 80

25 78 105

62 115 142

134 – 19 = 115 134 + 562 = 696 399 – 26 = 373 326 + 74 = 400423 + 87 = 510 458 + 99 = 557 384 + 35 = 419 297 – 49 = 248

Challenge

Find a quick way to complete the chain addition below!204 + 99 + 89 + 79 + 69 + 59 = 599Round up to nearest 10 and then subtract 5.

Challenge

Find a quick way to complete the chain addition below!204 + 21 + 31 + 41 + 51 + 61 = 409Round down to nearest 10 and then add 5.



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Day 2 Y4 Adding 3-digit numbers using compact addition Sheet 1

A

243+ 645

______888

831

+ 154______

985

755+ 321

______1076

264+ 535

______ 799

426+ 453

______879

B

246+ 645

______891

838

+ 154______

992

791+ 325

______1116

243

+ 585______

828

426+ 456

______882

C

268+ 645

______913

837

+ 174______

1011

755+ 386

______1141

267

+ 555______

822

466+ 456

______922

D

243 645

+ 111______

999

631 154

+ 213______

998

451 126

+ 321______

898

244 729

+ 133______

1106

327 115

+ 453_____

895

Challenge

Can you find a pair of 3-digit numbers which add to give exactly 1000? All six digits must be different!

To answer this, you can use any 3-digit number with different digits, and then subtract it from 1000.

Day 1 Y5 On board practice Sheet 3

1. 2357 + 1428 = 3785 2. 4374 + 2183 = 6557

3. 5643 + 2942 = 8585 4. 3750 + 2834 = 6584

5. 7543 + 3251 = 10,794 6. 4638 + 2709 = 7347

7. 2378 + 4284 = 6662 8. 8328 + 4127 = 12,455

9. 6753 + 3842 = 10,595 10. 2756 + 3784 = 6540

11. 4278 + 3746 = 8024 12. 8657 + 5846 = 14,503



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Challenge

What happens with 4-digit numbers, e.g. 2468 + 8642 = ?

The same thing happens. All the columns add up to the same number.

Day 2 Y4 Adding 3-digit numbers using compact addition Sheet 2

All the columns will add up to the same number.

3 5 7 + 7 5 3_____

1 1 1 0

4 6 8 + 8 6 4

_____ 1 3 3 2

2 4 6 + 6 4 2

_____ 8 8 8

5 7 9 + 9 7 5

_____ 1 5 5 4

1 3 5 + 5 3 1

_____ 6 6 6

Day 2 Y5 Adding pairs of 4-digit numbers Sheet 3

1. 4327 + 2348 = 6675

2. 3285 + 2143 = 5428

3. 6821 + 2734 = 9555

4. 4276 + 1365 = 5641

5. 5923 + 2544 = 8467

6. 3842 + 2939 = 6781

7. 4578 + 2734 = 7312

8. 7246 + 5196 = 12,442

Day 2 Y5 Adding pairs of 5-digit numbers Sheet 4

Sunday 36,432 + 57,478 = 93,910

Monday 19,758 + 24,642 = 44,400

Tuesday 21,427 + 32,846 = 54,273

Wednesday 16,375 + 25,342 = 41,717

Thursday 18,631 + 26,492 = 45,123

Friday 17,563 + 42,869 = 60,432

Saturday 33,642 + 58,567 = 92,209



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Day 3 Y4 Addition word problems with three 3-digit numbers Sheet 2

130 + 132+ 127 ___ 389 cm

134+ 129+ 135 ___ £398

342+ 451+ 124 ___ 917

630+ 723+ 215 ___ 1568

223+ 197+ 478 ___ 898

651+ 574+ 842 ___ 2067

1 2 3 4 5 6

Day 3 Y4 Addition word problems with three 3-digit numbers Sheet 1

1 2 3

125+ 136 ___ £261

130+ 140+ 125 ___ 395 cm

125+ 125 125 ___ 375

247 +

247 + 375 = 622 247 + 482 = 729247 + 539 = 786247 + 363 = 610

375 +

375 + 247 = 622 375 + 482 = 857375 + 539 = 914375 + 363 = 738

482 +

482 + 247 = 729482 + 375 = 875482 + 539 = 1021482 + 363 = 845

539 +

539 + 247 = 786539 + 375 = 914539 + 482 = 1021539 + 363 = 902

363 +

363 + 247 = 610363 + 375 = 738363 + 482 = 845363 + 539 = 902

243 +

243 + 315 = 558243 + 482 = 725243 + 537 = 780243 + 303 = 546

315 +

315 + 243 = 558315 + 482 = 797315 + 537 = 852315 + 303 = 618

482 +

482 + 243 = 725482 + 315 = 797482 + 537 = 1019482 + 303 = 785

537 +

537 + 243 = 780537 + 315 = 852537 + 482 = 1019537 + 303 = 840

303 +

303 + 243 = 546303 + 315 = 618303 + 482 = 785303 + 537 = 840



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Day 3 Y5 Whole class practice Sheet 3

1. £24.32 + £14.63 = £38.95 2. £34.25 + £27.43 = £61.68

3. £41.48 + £35.26 = £76.74 4. £24.19 + £17.26 = £41.45

5. £46.25 + £23.94 = £70.19 6. £34.83 + £24.52 = £59.35

7. £64.50 + £23.75 = £88.25 8. £51.90 + £44.69 = £96.59

9. £27.58 + £24.80 = £52.38 10. £24.78 + £14.65 = £39.43

11. £38.60 + £27.45 = £66.05 12. £35.78 + £25.45 = £61.23

13. £12.45 + £23.59 + £15.27 = £51.31

14. £24.67 + £14.25 + £16.45 = £55.37

15. £15.79 + £23.45 + £9.85 = £49.09

Day 4 Y4 Counting up to subtract Sheet 130 - 18 = 1270 - 55 = 1540 - 27 = 1385 - 79 = 6

53 - 45 = 892 - 78 = 1463 - 46 = 1795 - 59 = 36

Day 4 Y4 Counting up to subtract Sheet 2

33 - 18 = 1572 - 55 = 1753 - 27 = 2665 - 36 = 29

81 - 45 = 3674 - 39 = 3595 - 76 = 1967 - 38 = 29

The difference between each pair of numbers is 9. The tens digits count up to next 10 and the units digits count back 1. Other examples: 12 and 21, 56 and 65.

Challenge

Sally’s starting numbers could be: 55 and 32 (55 - 32 = 23)33 and 21 (33 - 21 = 12)99 and 54 (99 - 54 = 45)The 10s and 1s digits are the same in the larger starting number.

Challenge

Day 4 Y5 Under £50 Sheet 3

£23.49 + £12.56 = £36.05 £23.49 + £11.89 = £35.38

£23.49 + £18.25 = £41.74 £12.56 + £36.75 = £49.31

£12.56 + £11.89 = £24.45 £12.56 + £18.25 = £30.81

£36.75 + £11.89 = £48.64 £11.89 + £18.25 = £30.14

£23.49 + £12.56 + £11.89 = £47.94

£12.56 + £11.89 + £18.25 = £42.70



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Day 5 Y4 Number bonds to 20 and 50 Sheet 1

10 + 10 = 2033 + 17 = 5014 + 6 = 2039 + 11 = 5045 + 5 = 50

8 +12 = 2019 + 31 = 5014 + 36 = 5020 = 7 + 13 50 = 22 + 28

34 + 76 = 11043 + 67 = 11036 + 74 = 11047 + 63 = 110

18 + 92 = 11081 + 29 = 11098 + 12 = 11089 + 21 = 110

50 + 50 = 100 100 = 77 + 2310 + 90 = 100 100 = 2 + 9825 + 75 = 100 100 = 56 + 4445 + 55 = 100 100 = 21 + 79 7 + 93 = 100 100 = 32 + 6819 + 81 = 100 100 = 81 + 1962 + 38 = 100 100 = 95 + 536 + 64 = 100 100 = 57 + 43

Day 5 Y4 Number bonds to 100 Sheet 2

Challenge

24 + 76 32 + 68

26 + 74 38 + 62

There are 4 ways:

Challenge

Day 5 Y5 Finding change from £50 Sheet 3

£50 - £34.89 = £15.11

£50 - £11.89 = £38.11

£50 - £27.75 = £22.25

£50 - £42.57 = £7.43

£50 - £35.28 = £14.72

£50 - £38.45 = £11.55

£50 - £44.35 = £5.65

£50 - £23.79 = £26.21

£100 - £34.89 = £65.11

£100 - £11.89 = £88.11

£100 - £27.75 = £72.25

£100 - £42.57 = £57.43

£100 - £35.28 = £64.72

£100 - £38.45 = £61.55

£100 - £44.35 = £55.65

£100 - £23.79 = £76.21

Challenge

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Day 6 Y4 Frog or counting back Sheet 2

102 - 75 = 27132 - 48 = 84132 - 91 = 41155 - 75 = 80118 - 59 = 59

78 - 52 = 26163 - 82 = 81146 - 77 = 69123 - 61 = 62115 - 56 = 59

Day 6 Y4 Frog or counting back Sheet 1

50 - 25 = 25100 - 75 = 2572 - 65 = 743 - 37 = 6

60 - 56 = 478 - 52 = 2684 - 21 = 63102 - 95 = 7

Day 6 Y5 Finding a difference between two amounts of money by counting up

Item Price on website A

Price on website B

Difference in price

Wired headphones £35.45 £28.79 £6.66

Wireless headphones £75.49 £94.38 £18.89

32 GB Memory stick £24.39 £19.45 £4.94

Gaming mouse £48.75 £52.65 £3.90

Gaming keyboard £72.45 £57.39 £15.06

Graphics tablet £98.67 £69.62 £29.05

Console controller £42.35 £28.72 £13.63

If you are buying all these items it is best to shop at website B for the cheapest price.

Challenge

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Year 4 and 5 Addition, Subtraction and Decimals Unit 1 (45206)