Year 4 Maths Worksheets

Year Four Worksheets
200 Maths Worksheets

For Ages 8-9 years
Includes:
Addition
Subtraction
Multiplication
Division
Multiplication Tables
Calculator Skills
Fractions and Decimals
Ratio and Proportion
Money
Shape
Data handling
Measuring
Number Problems
Answers are incuded

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Contents
Page
1. Place, value and ordering
2. Addition
3. Subtraction
4. Money
5. How are you doing? 1
6. Multiplication
7. Multiplication Tables
8. Division
9. Multiplication and Division
11. Fractions and Decimals
12. Ratio and Proportion
13. Calculator Skills
14. Measuring
16. Time
17. Shape
18. Data handling
19. Number Problems
Answers
3
14
31
43
50
51
68
76
89
97
98
121
125
129
146
147
151
172
189
202
203
Place, value and ordering 1

Write the next number.
1.
1470
2.
2680
3.
2461
4.
9605
5.
9849
6.
1786
7.
8609
8.
2518
1471
Write these numbers in words.

9. 1637_________________________________
__________________________________________
10. 8294_________________________________
__________________________________________
11. Write these numbers in ascending order.
2885
2794
2898
2749
2709
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
12. Write these numbers in descending order.
5619
5723 5732 5766 5629
__________________________________________
__________________________________________

Write the number that each blue digit represents.
1.
1482
2.
3091
3.
3382
4.
8315
5.
7298
6.
2801
7.
7483
8.
9362
400
Rounding the red number to the nearest 10.

9.
10
20
30
a. 18
a.
40
50
b.
80
70
c. 47 d. 54
b. 32
20
60
c.
e. 79
d.
e.
10.
300
320
a. 309
340
c. 357
b. 333
a.
360
b.
380
400
440
420
e. 428
d. 375
c.
d.
e.
11.
650
670
690
a. 655
a.
b. 688
b.
710
c. 714
c.
730
750
d. 751
d.
790
770
e. 786
e.
4

Complete the number sequences.
1. 5, 7, 9, 11,
, 17 ,
2. 20, 24, 28,
3. 57, 59, 61,
4. 35, 39, 43,
Practice counting in 50s. Fill in the missing numbers.

5.
+ 50
300
350
6.
+ 50
50
100
7.
- 50
750
700
8.
- 50
400
400
Practice counting in 25s. Fill in the missing numbers.

9.
+ 25
100
10.
+ 25
350
11.
-25
425
12.
- 25
550
125
150
175

Complete the number sequences.
1. 4, 8, 12,
2. 15, 18, 21,
, 30 ,
3.
10,
, 20 ,
4. -50,-45,-40,
5.
-8,
, 0
, 2
6.
6, 12 , 18,
7.
30,
, 10 ,
0 ,
, 50 , 75 ,
, 0
8. -20,-15,-10,
9.
0,
10.
-125,-100,
11.
75, 50,
, 0 ,
, 50 ,
13. -200,-150 ,
, 50 ,
14.
, 0 ,
12.
-50, 0
400, 300 ,
,
6

Sort these numbers into odd and even sets.
56 67 23 123 200 42 96 11 6 371 945 566
odd
even
Are these questions true or false?

1.
An odd number plus an even number is odd.
2.
An even number plus an even number is even.
3.
The sum of two odd numbers is odd.
4.
Even plus even plus even is odd.
5.
Odd plus odd plus odd is odd.
6.
The numbers on both sides of odd numbers

are even.
7.
After 1 every second number is odd.
8.
The unit digits of even numbers are 0,2,4,6,8.
true

We use positive numbers such as 2, 5, 19 most of the
time. Sometimes we need negative numbers such as
-3,-5,- 11. We use negative numbers when we measure
cold temperatures with a thermometer.
___________________________________________________________
- 6 This
-5 -4
-3 -2
-1 shows
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
thermometer
0
This thermometer shows -3 C. C means degrees Celsius.

It is a measurement of temperature.
At 0 C water freezes.
Carefully read the temperatures on the thermometers.
1.
___________________________________________________________
- 6 -5
-4 -3 -2 -1
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
___________________________________________________________
-6
-5 -4 -3
-2 -1
0
1
2
3
4
5 6
___________________________________________________________
-6
-5 -4 -3
-2 -1
0
1
2
3
4
5 6
___________________________________________________________
- 6 -5 -4 -3 -2
-1
0
1
2
3
4
5 6
2.
3.
4.

Look at the thermometers and answer the questions.
1.
If the thermometer drops by 4 then rises by 2, what

will the temperature be?
___________________________________________________________
-6
-5 -4 -3 -2
-1
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
0
2.
If the thermometer drops by 4 then drops by 3,

what will the temperature be?
___________________________________________________________
-6
-5 -4 -3 -2
-1
0
1
2
3
4
5 6
0
3.
If the thermometer rises by 3 then rises by 5, what

___________________________________________________________
-6
-5 -4 -3 -2 -1
0
1
2
3
4
5 6
0
4.
If the thermometer rises by 3 then drops by 6, what

___________________________________________________________
-6
-5 -4 -3 -2
-1
0
1
2
3
4
5 6
0

Fill in the missing numbers.
1.
-60
-40
40
100
80
2.
-150
-75
3.
-30
-20
15
4.
-66
-44
-11
11
44
Work out these calculations.
5.
-8 + 5 - 3 =
6.
-5-3-4=
7.
-6 - 5 + 4 =
8.
-9+3-2=
9.
4-7-6 =
10. - 8 + 9 - 3 =
10
greater than
less than
equals
Write , or = between the numbers.

1.
12
2.
15
12
3.
50
40
4.
600
800
5.
67
76
6.
51
52
7.
499
499
8.
1500
1200
9.
627
726
10.
8941
8841
11.
672
762
12.
1110
1011
13.
8+7
7+6
14.
6+9
5+10
15.
9+9
6+13
16.
16+9
12+20
11

Write these numbers in order from smallest to largest.
1. 5635
6356
3565
5356
3655
______________________________________________
2. 4023
2340
4032
2043
2430
______________________________________________
3. 8030
8300
8003
3800
3080
______________________________________________
Write or between the numbers.
4.
230
203
5.
105
150
6.
789
897
7.
634
643
8.
314
311
9.
501
499
10. 1499
1949
11.
7864
7648
12. 1237
1723
13.
2931
2913
14. 3404
3440
15.
1710
1701
16. 9897
9978
17.
3624
3642
12

Write the decimal to one place that comes after these
numbers.
1.
72
2.
27
3.
31
4.
95
5.
69
6.
10
7.
86
8.
99
73
Order each set of decimals from smallest to largest.

9. 423
467
476
432
403
____________________________________________
10. 818
188
881
108
801
_____________________________________________
11. 6
599
959
595
695
_____________________________________________
What is the nearest whole number to these decimals?
12.
14.
16.
18.
734
301
693
455
13.
296
15.
752
17.
129
19. 209
13
Addition 1
Work out the calculations using a double that you know
to help you.
1.
8+7
2.
12 + 13
3.
15 + 16
4.
22 + 23
5.
43 + 42
6.
34 + 35
7.
29 + 30
8.
64 + 63
9.
42 + 44
10. 88 + 85
11. 64 + 67
12. 73 + 77
13. 86 + 89
14. 62 + 66
7 + 7 = 14
14 + 1 = 15
14
Addition 2
Use an empty number line to add up two numbers. Fill in
the missing numbers.
1.
74 + 57 = 74 + 6 + 50 + 1 =
+6
74
+ 50
+1
80
2.
130 131
17 + 29 = 17 + 3 + 20 + 9 =
+
17
+ 20
+6
20
3.
35 + 67 =35 + 5 + 60 + 2 =
+
+ 60
35
4.
40
48 + 33 = 48 +
+
48
5.
+2
+ 30
30 +
+1
50
46 + 55 =
+
46
+ 50
4
15
Addition 3
Use an empty number line work out these calculations.
1.
57 + 45 = 57 + 3 + 40 + 2 =
+3
57
+ 40
60
+2
100
2.
68 + 83 =
3.
146 + 57 =
4.
145 +183 =
5.
116 + 125 =
16
Addition 4
Use an empty number line work out these calculations.
1.
326 + 149 = 74 + 6 + 50 + 1 =
+4
326 330
+ 140
+5
470
2.
274 + 103 =
3.
145 + 143 =
4.
348 +296 =
5.
516 + 265 =
17
Addition 5
Copy these calculations vertically. Write the answer on
one line then write out the hundreds, tens and units you
have added.
1.
2.
2 8
+ 1
+ 1
105 + 73
u n
9 9
3.
e n
u n
626 + 42
s
r
4.
d s
306 + 493
18
Addition 6
Work out these calculations vertically.
1.
+
0
9
2.
+ 3
3.
+
4.
+
Copy these calculations vertically on the squares below.

Write the digits in the correct columns.
5. 49 + 34
6. 68 + 56
7.
86 + 44
8. 74 + 28
9. 83 + 51
10.
85 + 36
19
Addition 7
1.
+
1
9
1
0
9 0
2.
+
3.
+ 1

4. 249 + 33
5. 268 + 56
6.
326 + 44
8. 234 + 128
9. 543 + 151
10.
485 + 236
20
Addition 8
54 3
1.
+
2.
+ 3
3.
+
4.
+

5. 79 + 43
6. 48 + 46
7.
56 + 64
8. 84 + 68
9. 73 + 87
10.
85 + 97
21
Addition 9
7
1.
2.
+ 5
3.
+ 7
4.
+

5. 83 + 25
6. 88 + 93
7.
27 + 85
8. 72 + 76
9. 94 + 87
10.
75 + 58
22
Addition 10
Work out these calculations vertically. You will need to
carry either the tens or units.
6
1.
+
2.
+
3 3
3.
7
+
2 9
4

4. 247 + 72
5. 765 + 38
6.
686 + 93
7. 574 + 83
8. 283 + 66
9.
507 + 88
10. 607 + 98
11. 378 + 28
12.
776 + 73
23
Addition 11
Work out these calculations vertically. You will need to
carry either the tens or units.
1.
+
2.
+
7 6
3.
2
+
6 3
3 4

4. 256 + 171
5. 435 + 236
6.
362 + 186
7. 483 + 163
8. 157 + 309
9.
282 + 696
10. 303 + 208 11. 246 + 227
12. 774 + 144
24
Addition 12
Find the missing numbers that add up to 100.
1.
62
100
2.
51
100
100
100
100
100
100
3.
4.
+
86
5.
6.
+
24
7.
37
75
59
8.
92
100
9.
66
100
10.
48
100
25
Addition 13
Find the missing numbers that add up to 1000.
1.
650
1000
2.
210
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
3.
4.
+
990
5.
6.
+
220
7.
350
780
750
8.
910
1000
9.
640
1000
10.
580
1000
26
Addition 14
Add these two digit numbers.
Start with the tens then add up the units.
1. 16 + 13 =
2. 15 + 13 =
3. 23 + 16 =
4. 12 + 11 =
5. 17 + 12 =
6. 14 + 12 =
7. 24 + 14 =
8. 26 + 13 =
9. 24 + 15 =
10. 21 + 25 =
11. 24 + 10 =
12. 16 + 14 =
13. 18 + 11 =
14. 13 + 26 =
15. 14 + 32 =
16. 34 + 22 =
17. 23 + 15 =
18. 21 + 19 =
19. 22 + 25 =
20. 23 + 15 =
21. 29 + 21 =
22. 33 + 26 =
23. 34 + 35 =
24. 43 + 32 =
25. 36 + 23 =
26. 41 + 38 =
27
Addition 15
1.
+
2.
+
6 2
3.
4
+ 2
1 6
2

4. 109 + 143
5. 326 + 135
6.
277 + 184
7. 206 + 233
8. 255 + 243
9.
409 + 273
10. 607 + 98
11. 378 + 284
12.
279 + 376
28
Addition 16
5
1.
2.
+
3.
4 7
2 7
+ 1

4. 523 + 236
5. 791 + 357
6. 609 + 827
7. 484 + 727
8. 863 + 355
9. 719 + 464
10. 107 + 98 + 127
11. 321 + 284 +78 12.
273 + 253 + 123
29
Addition 17
Here is an addition table with some missing
numbers.
+
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
20
25
45
30
35
40
60
45
50
55
60 65
60
75
90
110
Work out these addition sums.

1.
20+ 50 =
3.
150 +
5.
80 +
2.
+ 70 = 180
= 290
4.
+ 80 = 170
= 155
6.
70 + 45 =
160 + 190 =
7.
90 + 80 =
8.
9.
75 + 65 =
10.
+ 85 = 120
30
Subtraction 1
Use an empty number line to work out the subtraction
calculations.
1.
64 - 26 = 4 + 30 + 4 =
+4
26
2.
+ 30
+4
30
60
64
82 - 37 = 3 + 40 + 2 =
+
37
3.
+ 40
+2
40
80
65 - 29 = 1 + 30 +
+
+30
=
+
29
4.
68 - 23 = 7 +
+
23
5.
30
49 - 25 =
+
46
31
Subtraction 2
Use an empty number line to work out the subtraction
calculations.
1.
76 - 48 = 2 + 20 + 6 =
+2
48 50
+ 20
+6
70
76
2.
75 34 =
3.
165 - 38 =
4.
268 - 97 =
5.
342 - 225 =
32
Subtraction 3
Find the difference between two numbers.
Use an empty number line to work out the difference.
1.
106, 97 the difference is

+3
97
2.
+6
100
106

+5
+14
295
3.
4.
5.
33
Subtraction 4
Work out these subtraction calculations vertically. Then
partition the numbers and work out the answer. Adjust
the tens or units if they cannot be subtracted.
1.
.
0 0
2.
.
6 3
3 6
+
5 0 +
3 0 +
7 4
4 9
1 3
6
7
1 2
=
3.
. -
2 3 7
1 5 5
=
5
4.
. - 3
2
7
6
4
34
Subtraction 5
Work out these subtraction calculations vertically. Then
partition the numbers and work out the answer. Adjust
the tens or units if they cannot be subtracted.
1.
.
5
5
7 8
0 0 + 1 4
7
0
2.
. -
4 6
3 3
0 + 9
0 + 8
0
5 7
2
5
=
3.
.
7 5 8
5 8 5
=
4.
.
8
7
6
4
2
7
35
Subtraction 6
1.
+-
2.
-
3.
-
4.
-

5. 69 - 56
6. 48 - 36
7.
75 - 24
8. 374 - 53
9. 483 - 42
10.
685 - 13
11. 887 - 46
12. 979 - 63
13.
949 - 30
36
Subtraction 7
Work out these calculations vertically. Change the unit
digits.
1.
2.
3
-
4.
3.
5
4
-
8
-

5. 667 - 59
6. 244 - 28
7.
596 - 58
8. 474 - 38
9. 673 - 45
10.
985 - 67
11. 654 - 76
12. 862 - 28
13.
763 - 48
37
Subtraction 8
Work out these calculations vertically. Change the tens
digits.
1.
2.
6
-
4.
3.
3
8
-
7
-

5. 249 - 63
6. 354 - 81
7.
315 - 83
8. 538 - 77
9. 228 - 46
10.
985 - 67
11. 717 - 76
12. 359 - 78
13.
928 - 76
38
Subtraction 9
1.
+-
16
2.
-
0 6
3.
4
-
3 7
2 4

4. 643 - 421
5. 354 - 263
6.
431 - 280
7. 972 - 281
8. 653 - 426
9.
427 - 244
10. 503 - 211
11. 923 - 607
12. 626 - 382
39
Subtraction 10
Here is an subtraction table with some missing

numbers.
50 45 40 35 30 25
470
500 450
450
355
400
350
300
215
250
200
150
100
25
50
20
15
10
Work out these subtraction sums.

1. 200 - 50 =
3.
2.
- 60 = 300
- 80 = 200
400 -
= 150
4.
5. 1300 -
= 400
6.
900 - 500 =
7. 2000 - 80 =
8.
500 - 190 =
9. 1300 - 60 =
10.
- 700 = 200
40
Subtraction 11
Find the missing numbers.
1.
500
2.
850
150
350
600
680
240
550
150
3.
4.
740
5.
6.
670
7.
320
610
300
8.
935
125
9.
640
350
10.
580
240
41
Subtraction 12
Write these calculations vertically, and then work out the
answers.
1.
445 - 324
2.
456 - 238
3.
892 - 364
4.
484 - 357
5.
371 - 126
6.
569 - 287
7.
753 - 272
8.
724 - 536
9.
453 - 366
10.
561 - 293
42
Money 1
Write the total in the box.
1.
50p
20p
10p
4.
10p
20p
6.
1p
7.
8.
1p
10
10p
10p
2p
5
5p
1p
5p
10
2p
20
20
9.
1p
10
2
10p
50p
50p
1p
2p
5.
2p
1755
10
10p
5p
3.
2.
10
2p
2
1
5p
1p
10.
2
1p
1p
10
20
10p
43
Money 2
Round the money to the nearest 10p then to the nearest 100p.
1.
673p
2.
835p
3.
569p
4.
774p
670p
700p
Round the price of the food to the nearest 10p.

Then to the nearest .
5.
170
167
6.
142
7.
650
8.
394
44
Money 3
Cone
120
Lolly
115
Sundae
350
Coffee
105p
Orange
175p
Cola
75p
Milkshake
215p
Use the prices to answer the ice cream parlour problems.

1.
Sue buys a lolly and a milkshake. How much does

she spend? _______________________________
2.
Max has 5 to spend. He buys a sundae. How much

does he have left?____________________________
3.
Tina wants to buy a cone and an orange drink. How

much does she need?_________________________
4.
Mum buys two coffees and a lolly. How much

change does she get from a 10 note?
________________________________________
5.
Jo buys two drinks and spends 290. What were the

two drinks? ____________
______________
6.
There are seven people in a family and they all order

a different item from the menu. How much do they
spend? __________________________________
45
Money 4
Add up the prices.
1.
545
+ 338
2.
589
+ 296
3.
296
+ 338
4.
382
+ 619
5.
767
+ 359
6.
587
+ 688
9.
296
- 134
Subtract the second price.

7.
689
- 436
10.
8.
978
- 646
11.
576
- 429
13.
12.
837
- 447
14.
784
- 435
16.
15.
479
- 186
17.
796
- 429
809
- 446
616
- 309
18.
946
- 817
639
- 486
Money 5
46
Work out the answer to these word problems.

1.
June needs 200 but only has 128.

How much more does she need?
_________________________________________
2.
I want to buy a games system costing 120.

The price went down in a sale by 8.
How much does it cost now?
_________________________________________
3.
Jeff and Paul sorted their money into piles.

Together they have 650. Jeff has 330 in his pile.
How much does Paul have in his pile?
__________________________________________
4.
Sarah earned 7 on Friday and 8 on Saturday.

Gran gave her some money on Sunday.
She now has 21.
How much did Gran give her?
_________________________________________
5.
James has 159 in the bank and 23 in his piggy

bank. He takes 34 from the bank and spends it.
How much money does he have left altogether?
__________________________________________
6.
Mum bought a coat costing 37 and a bag costing

29. She also bought some shoes.
Mum spent 94 altogether.
How much did the shoes cost?
__________________________________________
47
Money 6
answers.
1.
473 + 625
2.
1156 + 693
3.
2467 + 1219
4.
7208 + 698
5.
10223 + 3467
6.
4717 + 3868
7.
5609 + 2417
8.
2077 + 1966
9.
3434 + 5657
10.
12325 + 32497
48
Money 7
answers.
1.
1283 - 521
2.
2896 - 793
3.
4469 - 1327
4.
5328 - 1106
5.
32786 - 11465
6.
3763 - 1546
7.
3649 - 2457
8.
8097 - 2538
9.
5429 - 2157
10.
12595 - 9476
49
How are you doing? 1

1. Put these numbers in order smallest first.
5783
______
2.
a.
3.
4875
3758
4783
3857
______ ______ ______ _______
Write or between the numbers.

130
145
b.
205
199
Work out the answers.
a. 367
+ 42
b.
629
+ 47
c.
935
+ 84
d.
357
+ 45
e. 259
- 35
f.
439
- 56
g.
476
- 48
h.
408
- 52
4.
Write these in pounds.
a.
856p
______ b. 409p _____ c. 67p _____
Work out these calculations.

5.
-7 + 6 - 3 =
6.
-4-5-3=

7.
- 25
725
700
50
Multiplication 1
Write two matching multiplication facts and addition facts
for each pattern.
3 4 = 12
4 + 4+ 4 = 12
3+ 3+3+3 = 12
4 3 = 12
1.
2.
3.
4.
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__________________________
__________________________
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51
Multiplication 2
Write two matching multiplication facts and division facts
for each pattern.
3 5 = 15
5 3 = 15
155 = 3
153 = 5
1.
2.
3.
4.
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
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__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
52
Multiplication 3
Double the number that is inside the coloured star.
Write an addition and multiplication fact for each.
1.
40 + 40 = 80
2 40 = 80
40
2.
8
3.
12
4.
30
5.
16
80
+
53
Multiplication 4
When we multiply large numbers we can use the grid
method.
Example
4 24 =
20
80
16
80
+ 16
96
Fill in the gaps. Complete each multiplication.

1.
5 25 =
25
25
5
2.
125
+
3 49
40
9
+
3
3.
4 18 =
10
8
+
54
Multiplication 5
Multiply these numbers using the grid method.
1.
3 26 =
20
60
+
3
2.
4 29
20
9
+
4
3.
5 13 =
10
3
+
5
4.
3 53 =
50
3
+
3
5.
5 28 =
20
8
+
=
55
Multiplication 6
When we multiply large numbers we can lay them out
like this.
25
8
25 8 is the same as (20 +5) 8= (208) + (58)

20
5
8 + 8
160
40
25
8
160 (208)
+ 40 ( 58)
200 (258)
______________________________________________
1.
16
7
112
4.
2.
19
6
(107)
( 67)
(167)
18
5
23
4
(106)
( 96)
(196)
5.
(105)
( 85)
(184)
3.
26
4
(204)
( 34)
(234)
6.
(204)
( 64)
(264)
28
6
(206)
( 86)
(286)
56
Multiplication 7
1.
19
5
2.
24
6
(105)
( 95)
95 (195)
4.
25
9
5.
45
3
32
3
6.
33
4
(403)
( 53)
(453)
17
9
(109)
( 79)
(17x9)
9.
27
6
(304)
( 34)
(334)
11. 39
5
(304)
( 64)
(364)
(108)
( 38)
(138)
(303)
( 23)
(323)
8.
10. 36
4
13
8
(206)
( 46)
(246)
(209)
( 59)
(259)
7.
3.
(206)
( 76)
(276)
12. 47
6
(305)
( 95)
(395)
(406)
( 76)
(476)
57
Multiplication 8
1.
29
3
87
4.
2.
(203)
( 93)
(293)
15
6
9.
(
(
(
)
)
)
(
(
(
)
)
)
(
(
(
)
)
)
(
(
(
)
)
)
52
3
)
)
)
11. 37
9
(
(
(
28
3
)
)
)
24
4
)
)
)
10. 53
6
43
4
(404)
( 34)
(434)
6.
(
(
(
8.
(
(
(
22
6
)
)
)
42
5
3.
(304)
( 14)
(314)
5.
(
(
(
7.
31
4
12. 33
6
(
(
(
)
)
)
58
Multiplication 9
Use a standard method of multiplication.
Example
36 4 =
36
4
144
1 2

1.
26
3
78
2.
34
2
3.
28
2
4.
21
4
5.
16
5
6.
28
4
7.
27
3
8.
34
5
9.
35
6
10. 52
3
11.
34
4
12.
37
5
59
Multiplication 10
Use a standard method of multiplication.
Example
42 6 =
42
6
252
2 1

1.
47
4
188
2.
46
4
3.
37
5
4.
29
6
5.
26
7
6.
48
5
7.
36
8
8.
35
9
9.
46
6
10. 58
6
11.
49
8
12.
67
6
60
Multiplication 11
Write down the multiple of 25 that comes before these
numbers.
1. 250
3. 425
225
2.
300
4.
175
Write down the multiple of 25 that comes after these

numbers.
5. 175
6.
250
7. Write 4 multiples of 25 that are also multiples of 100.
8. Write 4 multiples of 25 between 300 and 500.
9. Write 3 multiples of 25 that add up to 325.
10. Write 4 multiples of 25 that are also multiples of 50.
61
Multiplication 12
Multiply each number by 10.
1.
3.
5.
7.
9.
11.
30
120
310
122
2900
3000
2.
4.
6.
8.
10.
12.
70
240
720
514
2102
2458
13. A bag of marbles contains 10 marbles.

How many bags can be filled?
a.
60 marbles
b.
320 marbles
c.
2030 marbles
62
Multiplication 13
4 2 7
8 5 1
10 2 3
4 5
A. Choose a number from each box to make different

multiplication number sentences.
1.
75=
3.
35
2.
_____________
______________
4.
_____________
5.
______________
6.
_____________
7.
______________
8.
_____________
9.
______________
10.
_____________
3 5 7
9 10
12 4 6
8 2
B.
Choose a number from each box to make different

multiplication number sentences.
1.
94=
3.
36
2.
_____________
______________
4.
_____________
5.
______________
6.
_____________
7.
______________
8.
_____________
9.
______________
10.
_____________
63
Multiplication 14
Use the partitioning method of multiplication.
Example
67 4 = (60 4) + (7 4)
= 240 + 28
= 268
1.
43 3 = ( 3) + ( 3)
= 120 +
= 129
2.
34 4 = (
=
=
3.
65 5 = (
=
=
)+ ( )
4.
47 3 = (
=
=
)+ ( )
5.
59 4 = (
=
=
6.
67 3 = (
=
=
)+ ( )
)+ ( )
)+ ( )
64
Multiplication 15
1.
59 6 = ( 6) + ( 6)
= 300 +
= 354
2.
46 3 = (
=
=
3.
27 6 = (
=
=
)+ ( )
4.
69 3 = (
=
=
)+ ( )
5.
78 4 = (
=
=
6.
84 6 = (
=
=
)+ ( )
7.
93 5 = (
=
=
)+ ( )
)+ ( )
)+ ( )
65
Multiplication 16
1.
87 8 = ( 8) + ( 8)
= 640 +
= 696
2.
73 5 = (
=
=
3.
56 9 = (
=
=
)+ ( )
4.
68 7 = (
=
=
)+ ( )
5.
95 8 = (
=
=
6.
78 7 = (
=
=
)+ ( )
7.
94 9 = (
=
=
)+ ( )
)+ ( )
)+ ( )
66
Multiplication 17
Double each of these numbers.
1. 36 ______
2, 53 ______
3. 70 ______
4. 38 ______
5. 64 ______
6. 27 ______
7. 91 ______
8. 82 ______
Underline the multiples of 100.

9. 300
450 1200
10. 890 349

11. 780
3400 560 1900 600
2500 234 220
4500 2400
1560 3400
140 600 5600
3450
Double each of these numbers.

12. 240 ______
13. 620 ______
14. 560 ______
15. 470 ______
16. 930 ______
17. 880 ______
18. 1200 ______
19. 2400 ______
20. 4500 ______
21. 3600 ______
22. 2800 ______
23. 1600 ______

67
Multiplication Tables 1
2
3
4
6
8
0
0
0
0
0
2
3
4
6
8
4 6 8 10
6 9 12 15
8 12 16 20
12 18 24 30
16 24 32 40
12
18
24
36
48
14
21
28
42
56
16
24
32
48
64
9 10 11 12
18
27
36
54
72
20
30
40
60
80
22
33
44
66
88
24
36
48
72
96
Use the multiplication grid to practice these

multiplication and division questions.
1.
39 =___
2.
65 =___
3.
89 =___
4.
66 =___
5. 124 = ___
6.
78 =___
7.
8___ = 88
8.
9.
6___= 72
3___= 36
10. ___4 = 36
11. ___6 = 42
12. ___8 = 64
13. 8___ = 32
14. 6___= 18
15. 6___= 12
16. ___8 = 80
17. ___6 = 54
18. ___6 = 36
19. 242 =___
20. 324 =___
21. 333 =___
22. 72___ = 6
23. 30___= 5
24. 54___= 9
25. ___10 = 8
26. ___8 = 6
27. ___12 = 6
68
Answer these multiplication and division questions.
1.
16 =___
2.
33 =___
4.
64 =___
5. 122 = ___
6. 113 =___
7.
4___ = 8
8.
9.
3___= 15
3.
54 =___
6___= 30
10. ___3 = 24
11. ___9 = 27
12. ___8 = 0
13. 6___ = 6
14. 2___= 4
15. 6___= 18
16. 34 =___
17. 55 =___
18. 810 =___
19. 56 =___
20. 87 = ___
21. 68 =___
22. 8___ = 16
23. 4___= 44
24. 5___= 40
25. ___4 = 36
26. ___7 = 42
27. ___8 = 72
28. 6___ = 72
29. 8___= 64
30. 11___= 88
31. ___3 = 4
32. ___4 = 6
33. ___6 = 5
34. 8010 =___
35. 363 =___
36. 426 =___
37. 60___ = 10 38. 48___= 6
39. 72___= 12
40. ___11 = 4
42. ___6 = 9
41. ___4 = 4
69
3
4
6
8
9
0
0
0
0
0
3
4
6
8
9
6
8
12
16
18
9
12
18
24
27
12
16
24
32
36
15
20
30
40
45
18
24
36
48
54
21
28
42
56
63
24
32
48
64
72
9 10 11 12
27
36
54
72
81
30
40
60
80
90
33
44
66
88
99
36
48
72
96
108

1.
29 =___
2.
63 =___
3.
79 =___
4.
44 =___
5. 123 = ___
6.
99 =___
7.
3___ = 33
8.
9.
6___= 42
10. ___4 = 20
8___= 64
11. ___6 = 54
12. ___9 = 108
13. 11___ = 99 14. 8___= 24
15. 9___= 45
16. ___9 = 72
17. ___8 = 88
18. ___7 = 28
19. 363 =___
20. 637 =___
21. 484 =___
22. 108___ = 9 23. 36___= 6
24. 27___= 9
25. ___11 = 8
27. ___12 = 8
26. ___8 = 4
70
1.
35 =___
2.
28 =___
3.
56 =___
4.
94 =___
5. 116 = ___
6.
109 =___
7.
10 = ___
8.
9.
7___= 21
6___= 12
10. ___8 = 32
11. ___6 = 48
12. ___9 = 63
13. 8___ = 8
14. 2___= 18
15. 3___= 21
16. 33 =___
17. 84 =___
18. 95 =___
19. 87 =___
20. 96 = ___
21. 99 =___
22. 6___ = 72
23. 4___= 24
24. 5___= 45
25. ___9 = 108 26. ___8 = 64
27. ___11 = 88
28. 8___ = 40
29. 9___= 72
30. 7___= 63
31. ___4 = 4
32. ___4 = 5
33. ___6 = 10
34. 9010 =___
35. 484 =___
36. 459 =___
37. 108___ = 9 38. 56___= 8
39. 72___= 8
40. ___11 = 6
42. ___4 = 9
41. ___9 = 9
71
3
4
6
7
8
9
0 1
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
4
6
7
9
9
6
8
12
14
16
18
9
12
18
21
24
27
12
16
24
28
32
36
15
20
30
35
40
45
18
24
36
42
48
54
21
28
42
49
56
63
24
32
48
56
64
72
9 10 11 12
27
36
54
63
72
81
30
40
60
70
80
90
33
44
66
77
88
99
36
48
72
84
96
108

1.
36 =___
2.
72 =___
3.
68 =___
4.
66 =___
5.
89 = ___
6.
77 =___
7.
3___ = 24
8.
7___= 42
9.
6___= 54
10. ___6 = 12
11. ___8 = 64
12. ___9 = 99
13. 12___ = 72 14. 6___= 36
15. 7___= 35
16. ___9 = 81
17. ___9 = 63
18. ___6 = 36
19. 888 =___
20. 567 =___
21. 968 =___
22. 96___ = 8
23. 32___= 8
24. 66___= 6
25. ___7 = 7
26. ___3 = 12
27. ___7 = 8
72
1.
47 =___
2.
36 =___
3.
29 =___
4.
84 =___
5.
93 = ___
6.
117 =___
7.
910 = ___
8.
8___= 48
9.
2___= 24
10. ___3 = 9
11. ___5 = 0
12. ___7 = 14
13. 8___ = 64
14. 5___= 35
15. 3___= 33
16. 77 =___
17. 96 =___
18. 74 =___
19. 94 =___
20. 76 = ___
21. 812 =___
22. 7___ = 77
23. 9___= 108
24. 5___= 25
25. ___4 = 24
26. ___9 = 63
27. ___12 = 36
28. 7___ = 56
29. 9___= 81
30. 9___= 99
31. ___6 = 4
32. ___2 = 11
33. ___6 = 6
34. 426 =___
35. 729 =___
36. 567 =___
37. 30___ = 5
38. 49___= 7
39. 35___= 7
40. ___12 = 6
41. ___8 = 11
42. ___8 = 6
73
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
6 0 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 66 72
7 0 7 14 21 28 35 42 49 56 63 70 77 84
8 0 8 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 72 80 88 96
9 0 9 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90 99 108
11 0 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 110 121 132
12 0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 132 144
1.
67 =___
2.
4.
69 =___
7.
5___ = 60
99 =___
3.
128 =___
5. 1111 = ___
6.
1212 =___
8.
9.
6___= 48
9___= 56
10. ___12 = 24 11. ___10 =110 12. ___8 = 40

13. 12___ = 96 14. 6___= 42
15. 12___=132
16. ___8 = 48
17. ___3 = 36
18. ___9 = 36
19. 497 =___
20. 1089 =___
21. 729 =___
22. 54___ = 9
23. 144___=12 24. 32___= 4
25. ___11 =11
26. ___8 = 12
27. ___12 = 7
74
1.
67 =___
2.
59 =___
3.
1111 =___
4.
86 =___
5.
97 = ___
6.
124 =___
7.
77 = ___
8.
12___=144 9.
8___= 72
10. ___3 = 24
11. ___6 = 48
12. ___3 = 36
13. 5___ = 25
14. 9___= 63
15. 4___= 32
16. 1211 =___
17. 95 =___
18. 88 =___
19. 1011 =___
20. 66 = ___
21. 912 =___
22. 6___ = 66
23. 7___= 49
24. 8___= 48
25. ___9 = 27
26. ___4 = 16
27. ___12 = 24
28. 6___ = 72
29. 9___= 54
30. 7___= 56
31. ___8 = 4
32. ___11 = 5
33. ___9 = 9
34. 14412 =___ 35. 728 =___
36. 567 =___
37. 28___ = 4
38. 81___= 9
39. 132___=12
40. ___6 =11
41. ___11 =11
42. ___12 = 9
75
Division 1
Write an answer to each division calculation.
A.
1.
21 3 =
2. 18 3 =
3.
24 3 =
4. 15 3 =
5.
30 5 =
6. 40 4 =
7.
36 4 =
8. 60 5 =
9.
28 4 =
10. 24 4 =
Now try these.

B.
1.
24 2 =
2. 46 2 =
3.
55 5 =
4. 66 3 =
5.
88 4 =
6. 75 5 =
7.
68 2 =
8. 54 2 =
9.
69 3 =
10. 64 4 =
76
Division 2
Write an answer to each division calculation. They will
not divide exactly.
Example
14 4 = 3 remainder 2
=3r2
A.
1.
15 2 =
2. 18 4 =
3.
84 10 =
4. 19 3 =
5.
42 5 =
6. 25 4 =
7.
39 4 =
8. 99 10 =
9.
53 5 =
10. 37 4 =
Now try these.

B.
1.
72 5 =
2.
78 4 =
3.
81 5 =
4.
67 3 =
5.
89 2 =
6.
77 10 =
C.
Halve these numbers
1.
62 =
2. 74 =
3.
92 =
77
Division 3
There are several methods of working out a division
problem.
Such as 554
Method 1 uses multiples of the divisor (for example
multiples of 4)
55 4 = (40 +15) 4 = 10 + 3 with a remainder of 3
= 13 r 3
Try these using this method.
1.
27 5 = ( 2__ + ___) 5 = ___+__remainder___

= ____ r ____
2.
46 4 = ( 40 + ___) ___= ___+__remainder___

= ____r ____
3.
23 3 = ( 18 + ___) ___= ___+__remainder___

= ____ r ____
4.
57 4 = ( 40 + ___)
= ____r ____
5.
38 3 =
6.
49 4 =
___ = ___+ __remainder___
78
Division 4
Practice using Method 1.
Example
73 6 = ( 60 +13) 6 = 10 + 2 with a remainder of 1
= 12 r 1
Try these using this method.
1.
68 5 = ( 50 + ___ ) 5 = ___ +__remainder___

= ____ r ____
2.
59 4 = ( 40 + ___ ) ___ = ___+__remainder___

= ____r ____
3.
37 3 = ( 3__ + ___) ___= ___+__remainder___

= ____ r ____
4.
97 8 =
5.
86 7 =
6.
79 6 =
7.
69 4 =
79
Division 5
Method 2 to work out 57 4
Lay out the sum in a more conventional manner, firstly
take away a tens multiple of the divisor (4 in this case).
4) 57
- 40
(10 4)
17
- 16
( 4 4)
1
The answer to 57 4 is therefore 14 remainder 1
1.
78 5 = 5) 78
- 50 (10 __)
28
- 25 ( 5 __)
__ The answer is ___r____
2.
94 6 = 6) 94
- 60 ( __ __)
34
- 30 (__ __)
__ The answer is___r____
3.
66 5 = 5) 66
The answer is___r____

80
Division 6
Use Method 2 to work out 97 6
Estimate your answer first.
1.
Estimate 96 6 = 16
6) 97
- 60
(10 __)
37
- 36
( __ __)
1
The answer to 97 4 is therefore ___ remainder __
2.
63 5 = 5) 63
- 50
Estimate 60 5 = 12
(10 __)
- 10 ( __ __)
__
The answer is __ remainder ___
3.
76 6 =
6) 76
-
Estimate___________
( __ __)
16
- 12 (__ __)
___
The answer is __ r ___
Try
4. 74 7
5.
82 5
6. 91 6
81
Division 7
1.
Estimate 88 8 =11
8) 93
- 80
(10 __)
13
- 8
( __ __)
5
2.
87 4 = 4) 87
- 80
-
Estimate 80 4 =
(20 __)
(
The answer is ______ is therefore___ remainder ___

3.
99 4 =
4) 99

Try
4. 64 3
5. 56 9
Estimate 100 4 =
6. 78 7
82
Division 8
1.
Estimate 66 6 =11
6) 70
- 60
(10 __)
10
- 6
( __ __)
4
2.
77 8 = 8) 77
- 72
Estimate 72 8 =
(9 __)
The answer is __ remainder ___
3.
58 9 =
9) 58
Estimate 54 9 =

Try
4. 77 6
5.
84 9
6. 99 7
83
Division 9
Find half of these numbers and amounts.
Divide by 2.
1. 120
60
2. 40mm
3. 160
4. 44
5. 46
6. 70km
7.
8. 400g
28
Find a quarter of these numbers and amounts.

Divide by 4. You can find half first then halve it again.
9. 32
half of 32 = 16 , half of 16 = 8
10. 100g
11. 60
12. 36
13. 64m
14. 400
15. 72
16. 44
17. 60km
84
Division 10
A.
Divide each number by 10.
1.
3.
5.
7.
9.
400
40
140
320
1220
2900
2.
4.
6.
8.
10.
710
290
7200
5140
4200
Write the value of the red digits.

B.
1. four hundred
2.
_______________
3. ________________
4.
_______________
5. ________________
6.
_______________
7. ________________
8.
_______________
9. ________________
10.
_______________
85
Division 11
Look at each division calculation.
Write the multiplication fact that you can think of to
answer the calculation.
Write the calculation and any remainders.
1.
47 5 = 9 5 = 45, 47 5 = 9 r 2
2.
35 6 = ______________________________
3.
67 10= ______________________________
4.
17 4 = ______________________________
5.
26 3 = ______________________________
6.
78 10= ______________________________
7.
15 4 = ______________________________
8.
37 6 = ______________________________
Find the missing number to make each calculation

correct.
9. 43 = (6 7) + ___
10. 64 = (6 10) + ___
11. 78 = ( 5 15) + ___
12. 647 = ( 6 100) + ___
13. 17 = (4 4) + ____
14. 48 = (9 5) + ___
15. 27 = (8 3) + ____
16.
46 = (6 7) + ____
86
Division 12
Answer these division calculations.
Some have remainders.
1.
30 5 = ______________________
2.
68 10 = ______________________
3.
23 7 = ______________________
4.
34 4 = ______________________
5.
18 3 = ______________________
6.
36 6 = ______________________
7.
29 4 = ______________________
8.
28 6 = ______________________
9.
21 2 = ______________________
10.
38 5 = ______________________
11.
38 7 = ______________________
12.
43 6 = ______________________
13.
48 8 = ______________________
14.
34 6 = ______________________
87
Division 13
Find the answer to these division problems. If there is a
remainder decide whether you need to round the answer
up or down.
1.
36 people are travelling to a party. They are

travelling by car each car holds 5 people.
How many cars are needed? ___________________
2.
There are 27 packets of crisps. Each bowl has room

for 6 packets of crisps.
How many bowls are needed? __________________
3.
There are 28 childrens prizes.

If each child gets 4 prizes.
How many children are at the party?_____________
4.
There are 48 balls if 10 fit in a box.

How many boxes are needed? __________________
5.
42 slices of cake are needed.

Each cake can be shared between 5 people.
How many cakes are needed? __________________
6.
Party cds cost 7 each. I have 25.

How many can I buy?________________________
88
Multiplication and Division 1

Write an answer to each multiplication and division
calculation.
A.
1.
73 =
2.
3.
69 =
4. 5
5.
27 3 =
6.
7. 6
9.
42
4=
64 =
=
20
45 5 =
8. 7
10.
24 4 =
2.
74 =
35
Now try these.

B.
1.
94=
3. 6
5.
56 8 =
7. 9
9.
11.
= 48
4.
6.
81
8.
8=
7 = 42
42
63 9 =
=
28
10.
9=
12.
8=
89

For Hire- Prices for half an hour
10
Decide which operation you will use to answer each

problem. Now calculate the answer.
1.
2.
How much does it cost to hire each item for 1 hour?

a. wind surfer
b. surf board
c.
d.
yacht
canoe
There are 8 children in a group. Each child hires a

surf board and a canoe for half an hour.
a. What is the cost for each child?
b. What is the cost for the whole group?
3.
A family of four hire a wind surfer, a surfboard and a

canoe for an hour each.
a. What is the cost per person?
b. What is the total cost?
90

Use the hire prices on the previous page to answer these
problems.
1.
Tony has 60
How many hours can he hire a canoe for?
2.
Jenny hires a yacht for 3 hours. What is the total cost?
3.
The total cost for 2 people to hire goods from the

shop for 1 hour was 14. What did they hire?
4.
A family of five hire a yacht to share for 1 hour and

a wind surfer each for 2 hours. What is the total cost?
5.
Three people hire goods from the shop for 1 hour the
total cost is 30. What did they hire?
6.
Tariq hires a wind surfer for four hours.

How much does it cost?
91

To multiply by 5 first multiply by 10 then by 2.
Example
14 5
(14 10) 2 = 140 2 = 70
1.
115
(11 10) 2 = ________________
2.
19 5
(19 10) 2 = ________________
3.
13 5 ____________________________________
4.
30 5_____________________________________
5.
16 5 ____________________________________
6.
34 5 ____________________________________
7.
25 5 ____________________________________
8.
17 5 ____________________________________
9.
36 5 ____________________________________
10.
60 5 ____________________________________
11.
42 5 ____________________________________
12.
27 5 ____________________________________
92

To multiply by 20 first multiply by 10 then by 2.
Example
12 20
(12 10) 2 = 120 2 = 240
1. 14 20
(14 10) 2 =
2.
15 20 ____________________________________
3.
11 20 ____________________________________
4.
20 20 ____________________________________
5.
8 20 ___________________________________
6.
17 20 ____________________________________
7.
22 20 ____________________________________
8.
24 20 ____________________________________
9.
36 20 ____________________________________
10. 50 20 ____________________________________
11. 42 20 ____________________________________
12. 31 20 ____________________________________
93

Write two multiplication and two division facts for
Each set of cards.
18
1.
5 =
2.
3.
4.
42
5.
5 =
6.
7.
8.
36
9.
5 =
10.
11.
12.
48
13.
15.
14.
16.
=
94

Decide whether you will use or to answer each
problem.
5 crayons per box
1.
Sally buys 3 boxes of crayons.

How many crayons altogether?
5 3 = ______
2.
Mrs Jones has 20 boxes of crayons in her classroom.

How many crayons altogether? ______________
3.
Jack has 25 crayons.

How many boxes does he have?_______________
4.
Jenny buys 7 boxes of crayons.

How many crayons in total? __________________
5.
5 crayons cost 10p.

How much for 50 crayons?
__________________
6.
The school needs 300 crayons.

How many boxes does it need?_________________
7.
10 boxes of crayons cost 1

How much do 70 boxes of crayons cost? _________
8.
Wally buys 11 boxes of crayons.

How many crayons in total? _________________
95

Read each problem. Find the important information.
Write a division or multiplication calculation for each
problem.
1. Books cost 5 each.
How many books can be bought for 35?
2.
a. The clothes shop sold 6 scarves on Thursday.
They made 42 altogether.
How much for 1 scarf?
b. How much for 8 scarves?
3.
a. James bought 3 games. He spent 27.
How much did each game cost?
b. How much for 6 games?
4.
a. In one week, the greengrocer made 30 on selling
melons. 15 melons were sold.
How much per melon?
b. How much money was made if only 9 melons were

sold?
96

Multiply these numbers using the grid method.
1. 7 23 =
2.
6 58 =
Multiply these numbers using a standards method.

3.
37
9
4.
5.
Fill in the gaps.
58
6
a. 34 10 = ____ b. 432 10 = ____ c. 670 10 = ___

d.
28 4 = ____
e.
42 6 = _____
f.
35 7 = ____
g.
66 6 = _____
h.
45 4 =
i.
37 3 =
j.
14 20 = _____
k.
26 5 = _____
6.
Halve each of these numbers.
a.
740 ______
b.
936 ______
c. 2300 ______
d.
6370 ______
97
Fractions and Decimals 1
1
2
is the same as
2
4
The same shaded fractions can be written in different ways.

These are called equivalent fractions.
Colour the fractions and fill in the gaps.

1.
2
5
is the same as
___
1
3
is the same as
___
1
5
is the same as
___
2.
3.
98

Colour the fractions and fill in the gaps
1.
3
4
is the same as
4
5
is the same as
___
2
3
is the same as
___
is the same as
___
6
8
2.
3.
4.
3
5
99

1
1. Circle the fractions that are bigger than 2

3
4
2
5
1
3
6
10
7
8
3
5
Colour the boxes and finish the fractions

2.
1=
3.
1=
4.
1=
5.
5
1=
100

1. Circle the fractions that are bigger than
3
4
2
3
1
4
2
12
4
8
1
3
1
6
Use two colours to shade the boxes and finish the number
sentences.
2.
3.
1
4
3
10
=1
1
3
= 1
2
5
= 1
=1
4.
5.
5
101

Write the number of sweet boxes.
2.
1.
1
22
3.
4.
5.
Match each fraction to the sweet boxes.
13
34
6.
This is a whole
box of chocolates.
5
1
a. Draw 3 8 boxes.
a. Draw 2 4 boxes.
102

Work out these division facts. Now write each fact as a
fraction calculation.
1
Example 12 4 = 4 12 = 3
1. 15 3 =
________________________________
2. 24 4 = ________________________________
3. 30 5 = ________________________________
4. 35 5 = ________________________________
5. 130 10 = ________________________________
Find
fact.
1
10
of each number. Write your answer as a division
6. 20
_____________________________________
7. 90
_____________________________________
8. 500 _____________________________________
1
Find 5 of each number. Write your answer as a division

fact.
9. 60
______________________________________
10. 120 ______________________________________

11. 500 ______________________________________
103

Write the red sweets as a fraction of all the sweets in each box.
1
3
1.
The red sweets are
of the sweets in the box.
2.
The red sweets are ____ of the sweets in the box.
3.
The red sweet is ____ of the sweets in the box.
4. The red sweets are ____of the sweets in the box.

Write the missing fraction.
5. 6 is
1
3
of 18
7. 3 is ___ of 15
9. 8 is ___ of 32
11. 2 is ____ of 14
6.
7 is ___ of 21
8.
9 is ___ of 18
10. 10 is ___ of 100

12.
5 is ___ of 25
104

What fraction is one square?
1.
2.
a fifth
1
5
3.
__________________
4.
______________
________________
Write the fraction of orange and grey squares.

5.
orange ____________
grey ____________
7.
orange ____________
grey ____________
6.
orange ____________
grey ____________
8.
orange ____________
grey ____________
105

Write the fractions of the red, blue and green squares.
1.
2.
red
half 2
blue ____________
green ____________
3.
red
______________
blue ______________
green ______________
4.
red
____________
blue ____________
green ____________
red
______________
blue ______________
green ______________
Fill in the missing fractions.

5.
1
4
+ ___ = 1
6.
1
3
+ ___ = 1
7.
2
5
+ ___ = 1
8.
3
8
+ ___ = 1
9.
4
9
1
9
+ ___ = 1 10.
1
10
11.
2
7
2
7
+ ___ = 1 12.
1
8
1
2
+ ___ = 1
5
8
+ ___ = 1
106

Half the circles are yellow. Write other fractions to show half.
1.
2.
1
2
1
2
3
6
3.
= _____
4.
1
2
1
2
= ______
= _____
Write two fractions for the blue circles.

5.
6.
1
4
= _______
7.
_____=______
_____ =_____
8.
_____=______
107

Fill in the missing fractions on the number lines.
1.
2.
0
1
5
1
10
1
6
3
5
1
3
3.
1
4.
5.
0
1
8
Circle the fractions that are less than half.

Write these fractions in order smallest to largest.
6.
3
6
7.
2
8
8.
9.
5
6
1
6
2
6
5
8
1
8
7
8
4
5
3
5
1
5
2
5
9
10
5
10
1
10
7
10
1
6
108

A.
Write the fractions as decimals.
1.
1 10
3.
4 10
5.
8
3 10
7.
6 10
B.
Write the decimals as fractions.
1.
46
2.
21
3.
12
4.
53
5.
39
6.
06
7.
22
8.
78
13
2.
3 10
4.
4
10
6.
2
7 10
8.
3 10
109

Fill in the missing decimals on the number lines.
1.
2
1
21
5
1
10
1
6
3
5
1
3
2.
62
3.
1
8
Write these decimals on the number line below.

76 83 71 74 81
4.
7
1
6
1
8
Write these lengths in order smallest to largest.

5.
61cm
2.9cm
07cm
65cm
56cm
6.
26m
0.9m
01m
05m
12m
110
Fractions and decimals 14

A.
Write these prices in pence.
1.
260
3.
260p
2.
173
053
4.
296
5.
399
6.
547
B.
Write these prices in .
1.
245p
2.
383p
3.
27p
4.
1096p
5.
199p
6.
704p
C.
Write these lengths in metres.
1.
295cm
2.
124cm
3.
345cm
4.
6cm
5.
27cm
6.
1162cm
111
Fractions and decimals 15

A.
Write these prices in pence.
1.
172
2.
603
3.
097
4.
116
5.
009
6.
940
B.
Write these prices in .
1.
5p
2.
16p
3.
78p
4.
746p
5.
249p
6.
101p
C.
Write these prices in order, highest to lowest.
1.
147 019 45p 276 91p
2.
004 6p 60p 102 211
3.
301p 001 220 423p 031
112

A.
Work out
1. 250
1
2
of these amounts.
= 125
2.
900
26
4.
58
5. 108
6.
130
750
8.
690
3.
7.
B.
Work out
1
4
of these amounts.
1.
16
2.
40
3.
80
4.
800
5.
36
6.
1000
7.
300
8.
900
C.
Work out
1
8
of these amounts.
1. 800
2.
160
240
4.
320
3.
D.
Work out
1
6
of these amounts.
1.
360
2.
600
3.
180
4.
240
=
113

A.
Work out
of these amounts.
= 12
2.
400
4.
24
5. 1000 =
6.
600
48
8.
96
1.
16
3
4
3. 100
7.
B.
Work out
2
3
of these amounts.
1.
2.
18
3.
24
4.
21
5.
36
6.
99
7.
300
8.
75
C.
Work out
2
5
of these amounts.
1.
20
2.
30
3.
600
4.
150
D.
Work out
5
6
of these amounts.
1.
36
2.
600
3.
180
4.
240
=
114

Fill in the missing fractions on the number lines.
1.
3 315
3 35
4
5 15
2.
826
9 16
10
Put these mixed number in order starting with the

smallest.
3.
44
24
34
24
34
4.
6 16
3 16
5 46
356
5 56
5.
5 45
4 35
3 15
4 25
3 45
Draw a number line and put these mixed numbers in the

correct place.
1
568
738
578
6. 4 2
54
34
44
312
______________________________________________
7.
68
6 58
______________________________________________
115

Fill in the missing fractions
1.
2.
0
11
25
3
5
4.
1
3
3.
2
4
5.
0
1
5
11
285
3
5
11
25
10
3
5
2
6
6.
1
7.
1
Use the fractions above to fill in the table

less than
1
2
equal to
1
2
greater than
1
2
3
6
116
Factions and Decimals 20

1.
Divide the wall into fractions that are equal to

one quarter.
2.
Write the fractions equivalent to
1
4
______________________________________________
3.
3
4
4
______________________________________________
4
4.
Divide the wall into fractions that are equal to

one fifth.
5.
1
5
4
______________________________________________
4
6.
3
5
4
4
______________________________________________
117

Work out the answer to these fraction problems.
Draw a diagram to help you work it out.
1.
Mum has four biscuits to share equally between

three children.
How many biscuits does each child get?
2.
William has four cakes to share equally between

eight children.
How much cake does each child get?
3.
Penny has three packets of crisps to share equally

between eight children.
What fraction of a packet will each child get?
4.
Sarah has five cakes to share equally between nine

children.
What fraction of a cake does each child get?
118

1.
Fill in the missing fractions and decimals on the

number line.
1
0 31015
44
4
01
3
5
4
10
4
03
1
5
110
07
4
4
2.
Write each mixed number as a decimal.

7
a.
510 = ____
c.
43
104 10 =
____
b.
d.
310 = ____
9
12410
= ____
4
4
3.
Write each
decimal as a mixed number.
4
4
a.
4.
b.
151 = ____
c. 149 = ____
d.
172 = ____
Write these decimals on the number line below.

1
66
71
62
69
74
5
6
5.
34 = ____
4
4
Write the equivalent fraction below the decimals.

119

1.
The number line below is in hundredths.

2.
141
100
111
100
4
4
13
100
1
5
4 4 number4 line
4 below is in hundredths.
The
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Fill
in the missing decimals.
4
4
150
3.
154
558
1
5
What are the decimals equivalent to these fractions?

4
a.
33
100
c.
41
100
= _____
b.
= _____
d.
56
100
7
100
= _____
= _____
4
4.
4
What are the fractions equivalent to these decimals?
a.
078 = _____
b.
096 = _____
c.
4
002
= _____
4
d.
4017
4
= _____
120
Ratio and Proportion 1
1. A clover has three leaves.

a. How many leaves on 3 clovers? ______________
b. If there are 12 leaves, how many clovers are
there?_________
c. Complete the table.
Clover
1 2 3 4
5
6 7
8
Leaves
12
18
2.
An apple has 5 pips.

Complete the table.
Apple
Pips
3.
3
15
5
60
An pea pod has 7 peas.

Complete the table.
Pods
Peas
4.
A bunch of grapes has 12

grapes.
Complete the table.
Bunches
Grapes
121

Fill in the missing numbers in these sentences.
1.
out of
circles is red.
2.
out of
circles are red.
3.
out of
circles are red.
4.
out of
circles are red.
Continue each letter pattern then complete fill in the

missing numbers.
5. A B B B A B B B
6. C D C D C D
1 in every ___ letters is A.

1 in every ___ letters is C.
7. E E E E F E
1 in every ___ letters is F.
8. G H H G H H
2 in every ___ letters are H.
9. Draw a picture to illustrate 3 in every 5.
10. Draw a picture to illustrate 4 in every 7.
122

Look at the pictures and complete the sentences.
1. ____ in 4 is a triangle.
2.
2 in 8 are triangles.
3. ____ in 12 are triangles.
4. ___ in 16 are triangles.
5.
____ in 5 are triangles.
7.
____ in 15 are triangles 8. ___ in 50 are triangles.
9. ____ in 10 are triangles. 10. ___ in 30 are triangles.

11. ____ in 50 are triangles. 12. ___ in 90 are triangles.
15. 9 in ____ are triangles.
16. 30 in ___ are triangles.
123

Describe the number of blue squares in two ways.
Example
2 out of 3 are blue.
2
3
are blue.
1.
______________________________________________
2.
4
______________________________________________
4
3.
______________________________________________
4.
______________________________________________
5.
______________________________________________
6.
______________________________________________
124
Calculator Skills 1
Use your calculator to work out the following
calculations.
1. 36 58 =
2.
347 + 457 =
3. 468 86 =
4.
19 188 78 =
5.
6. 568 267 + 451=
341 =
7. 19061 389 =
8. 456 =
Experiment with the clear entry key.

Type in the numbers in each sum and then correct them to
the number in brackets before pressing the = key.
Example 35 29 ( 28) Type in 35 29, press the clear
entry (ce) key and then type 28 instead of 29.
Try correcting these examples.
9.
36 24(42) =
11. 945- 786 (768) =
10. 2808 937 (936) =

12.
579 + 673 (675) =
Try these calculations which all produce negative

numbers.
13.
45 56 =
14.
457 578 =
15.
781 871 =
16.
4789 6321 =
17.
947 1943 =
18.
6734 8935 =
125
Calculator Skills 2
When you use a calculator to work out money
calculations you need to remember to put the sign in the
answer. We always write money with two decimal
places, like this 238.
If the calculator gives an answer with one decimal place,
like this: 48.
You will need to write it as 480.
If the calculator gives you an answer with more than two
decimal places, like this: 26666666, you must write
down the first two decimal places.
You will need to write it as 266.
Work out these money sums.
1.
3617 3 =
2.
8254 7 =
3. 3248 - 2376 =
4.
4706 8 =
5.
6.
5426 3 =
1429 4 =
7. 6492 - 4685 =
9. 3426 + 2754 =
8. 9425 10 =
10.
2379 4 =
11. 356 + 249 + 123 =
12.
5623 7 =
13. 483 + 911 + 245 =
14.
6745 8 =
15. 913 + 259 + 856 =
16.
2306 9 =
126
Calculator skills 3
Sometime we need to calculate two or more steps in a
sum. If there are brackets work them out first.
Example 4 ( 67 - 49) = 4 18 = 72
1.
8 (36 + 24) =
2.
(98 - 82) (24 -19) =
3.
63 (68 - 59) =
4.
24 + (267 - 247) =
5.
(36 - 27) (38 - 19) =
6.
49 (145 - 138) =
7.
(7 9) - (3 7) =
8.
(67 - 24) (235 + 124) =
9.
(23 9) - (45 + 63) =
10.
3 (34 - 7) + 63 =
11.
(320 2) + (7 14) =
12. Do these two sums have the same answer?

a.
24 (12 + 34) =
b.
24 12 + 34 =
127
Calculator Skills 4
Which two whole numbers do each of these lie between?
Example
57689 lies between 57 and 58.
1.
8447 lies between
and
2.
146001 lies between
and
3.
92348 lies between
and
In these questions, write down an approximate answer

first. Then work them out and see how close your
approximation was.
Example
2989 312 = 30 3 = 90 approximately.
2989 312 = 932568 with the calculator.
My estimate was close.
4.
5.
6.
2024 31=
approximately.
2024 31=
with a calculator.
498 4963 =
approximately.
498 4963 =
with a calculator.
498 9873 =
approximately.
498 9873 =
with a calculator.
128
Measuring 1
Draw lines of these lengths.
1.
10mm
2.
25 mm
3.
70mm
4.
55mm
5.
5mm
6.
Draw a line of 45mm on top write its length in 3

different ways, e.g. 4 cm 5mm or 45 cm 4 cm.
7.
Draw a line of 82cm and write its length in 3

different ways.
8.
Draw a line of 67mm and write its length in 3

different ways.
9.
Draw a line of 59cm and write its length in 3

different ways.
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Measuring 2
A.
Draw lines of these lengths.
1.
3cm shorter than 89mm
2.
5cm shorter than 67mm
3.
2 cm longer than 34mm
4.
3 cm longer than 55mm
5.
5mm longer than 4cm
B.
Find the same length as each measurement; find its
equivalent in metres or centimetres.
1.
435cm = 4m 35cm
2.
136cm =
______________________________
3.
4m 24cm =
______________________________
4.
3m 8cm =
______________________________
5.
467m =
______________________________
6.
025m =
______________________________
278m =
______________________________
130
Measuring 3
A.
Round these lengths to the nearest 10cm
1.
456cm = 460cm
2.
546cm =
3.
503cm =
4.
679cm =
B.
Measure these objects then round to the nearest 10 cm
Actual length Nearest 10 cm
1. The length of this sheet
2. Your pencil
3. Your hand span
4. Your shoe length
5.
6.
Add your own ideas for 5 and 6.

131
Measuring 4
Write these lengths as a fraction of a metre
1
Example 10cm = 10 m
1.
50cm
2.
25cm
3.
75cm
4.
500mm =
5.
100mm =
Write these lengths in three different ways.

6.
30cm = 300mm =
7.
90cm
8.
9.
3
10 m
7
10
m =
3
4
m =
10. 250mm =
11. 100mm =
12. 50cm
13. 25cm
14. 300mm =
=
132
Measuring 5
Complete this table by writing in the equivalent
measurement in metres or kilometres.
1
2
3
4
km
km
m
500m
250m
km
700m
900m
2 km
Put these distances order, starting with the smallest.

950m,
3
4
km, 14 km, 1km, 1km 100m, 905m
133
Measuring 6
Round the weights to the nearest 10g.
243g
47g
1.
2.
78g
99g
3.
4.
Estimate the weights on the scales.

5.
6.
7.
30
30
30
20
40
20
40
20
10
50
10
50
10
60
grams
60
grams
60
grams
Round the weights to the nearest 10g.

2348g
8.
1111g
9.
606g
10.
50
40
323g
11.
134
Measuring 7
Write these weights in grams.
1.
1
5
3.
1kg
4.
5.
1
10 kg
6.
7.
5 kg 400g
8.
2 kg 250g
9.
4 kg 600g
kg
200g
2.
1
2
1
4
3
4
kg
kg
kg
5400g
10. 3 kg 750g
Write these weights in kilograms

1
11.
3500g
12.
1250g
13.
7100g
14.
6750g
3 2 kg
135
Measuring 8
You have a supply of these standard weights.
200g
100g
500g
Choose the least number of weights to balance these

parcels.
a.
d.
1200g
b.
900g
a.
1200g =
b.
800g
c.
1600g =
d.
900g =
e.
400g
f.
1300g =
e.
800g
c.
400g
f.
1600g
1300g
500g + 500g + 200g
136
Measuring 9
You have a supply of these standard weights.
100g
50g
500g
200g
Choose the least number of weights to balance these

parcels.
950g
150g
250g
a
b.
c.
d.
450g
e.
1900g
f.
2050g
200g + 50g
a.
250g =
b.
150g
c.
950g =
d.
450g =
e.
1900g =
f.
2050g
=
137
Measuring 10
Work out how much three parcels weigh.
a
d.
250g
170g
b.
150g
c.
225g
e.
25g
f.
75g
1. a + b + d = 250g + 150g + 170g =

2. b + c + e =
3. c + d + e =
4. d + f + a =
5. e + b + f =
6. Work out the total weight of all the parcels.
7.
Each box weighs 90g.

Find the weight of 12 boxes.
8.
Each tube weighs 25g.

Find the weight of 20 tubes.
138
Measuring 11
1.
a.
Look at these biscuit packets. Which one is the best

buy?
b.
Orange Rounds
Chocolate
Snack 200g
200g
450g
050
1.00
Show your working here.
2.
If each packet contains 20 biscuits what is the weight

of one biscuit from each packet.
a.
b.
3.
If an ice cream tub weighs 900grams.

How many 60 gram servings does it hold?
4.
If a pizza weighing 375 grams is shared between 5

people how much does each slice weigh?
139
Measuring 12
1.
1 litre = 500ml + ______ml = ________ml
2.
1
2
litre = 250ml + ______ ml = ________ml
3.
1
4
litre = _____ml
4.
3
4
litre = _____ml + ______ml = _______ml
5.
1
10 litre
= _____ml
6.
3
10 litre
= _____ ml
1 litre
250ml
2 litres
200ml
7.
The apple juice box holds _____ ml
8.
The apple juice box will fill ____ tall glasses.
9.
The jug holds _____ml
10. The jug will fill _____wine glasses.

140
Measuring 13
Write the amount of liquid in each measuring cylinder.
1.
2.
3.
4.
-700 ml
-600 ml
-500 ml
-400 ml
-300 ml
-200 ml
-100 ml
-
-700 ml
-600 ml
-500 ml
-400 ml
-300 ml
-200 ml
-100 ml
-
-1000 ml
-900 ml
-800 ml
-700 ml
-600 ml
-500 ml
-400 ml
- 300ml
- 200ml
- 100ml
-
-1000 ml
-900 ml
-800 ml
-700 ml
-600 ml
-500 ml
-400 ml
- 300ml
- 200ml
- 100ml
-
Answer the questions

5.
How much is in cylinder 1. if 250ml is added?
6.
How much is in cylinder 2. if 190ml is taken?
7.
How much is in cylinder 3. if 425ml is added?
8.
How much is in cylinder 4. if 560ml is taken?
9.
How much is in all the cylinders altogether?
141
Measuring 14
The amount of liquid each container holds is written in
millilitres. Write each amount in four different ways.
Example
1
25l
2 2l
2 l 500ml
2500ml
2000ml + 500ml
1.
6500ml
2.
3250ml
3.
1750ml
4.
Round the capacities below to the nearest 10 ml then

100ml.
a.
1768ml _____________
_______________
b.
1517ml _____________
_______________
c.
4251ml _____________
_______________
142
Measuring 15
A
750ml
1 12 l
1l
500ml 150ml 200ml
Answer these questions about capacity.

1. Which container has the least capacity?
2. How many mugs of water does container A hold?
3. How many glasses does jug C fill?
4. How many mugs does container B fill?
5. Container D can fill ____ mugs and 1 glass.
6. Two containers B will fill ______ glasses.
7. If you pour a glass from jug C. How much is left?
8. If you pour a mug from jug D. How much is left?
9. How many mugs of water have the same capacity as
Two container As?
143
Measuring 16
1000
800
Capacity in 600
millilitres
400
200
glass
cup
teapot
vase
bottle
Containers
Use the bar chart to answer these questions about capacity.

1. Which container has the greatest capacity?
2. What is the capacity of the teapot?
3. How many cups does the bottle fill?
4. How many glasses have the same capacity as the vase?
5. You pour two glasses from the bottle, how much is left?
6. You pour a cup from the teapot, how much is left?
7.
What is the capacity of the teapot and the bottle?
144
Measuring 17
Answer these capacity problems.
1.
When cooking pasta, you need 5 cups of water to

every cup of pasta.
You cook 3 cups of pasta.
a. How many cups of water do you need? ______
b. A cup holds 200ml. You need a saucepan
which is 500ml larger than the water.
What is the smallest capacity saucepan you can
use? __________________________
2.
A medicine bottle holds 250 ml.

a. How many 10 ml spoons does it hold? _______
b. You have two spoons a day for 5 days.
How much is left in the bottle? __________
3.
In each 200 ml drink 15 ml is lime juice.

The rest is water.
How many millilitres of water do you need for 3
drinks?
__________________________________________
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1.
3
4
+ ___ = 1
2.
2
3
+ ___ = 1
3.
6
10
+ ___ = 1
4.
3
8
+ ___ = 1
Write two fractions for the red circles.

5.
6.
______= ______
7.
Work out
2
5
______ = ______
of these amounts.
a.
50
b.
70
c.
200
d.
340
8.
Write each decimal as a mixed number fraction.
a.
46 = ____
b.
1222 = ____
9. Round these lengths to the nearest 10cm

a. 435cm ______b. 912cm _____ c. 1001cm _____
10. Fill in the missing amounts.
a.
b.
A juice box holds 1 litre this is _____ ml.

The juice box will fill ____ 200 ml glasses.
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Time 1
Write the time on each clock in words.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
5:25
8:07
1:40
Complete these time sequences.

7.
4:00
4:01
4:02
_____
_____
______
8.
12:30 12:32 12:34
_____
_____
______
9.
2:54
2:56
2:58
_____
_____
______
10.
9:23
9:26
9:29
_____
_____
______
147
Time 2
Write these times in three ways.
1.
3:48
Three forty eight

Forty-Eight minutes past three
Twelve minutes to four
2.
6:34
__________________________________
__________________________________
__________________________________
3.
10:57
__________________________________
__________________________________
__________________________________
4.
11:41
__________________________________
__________________________________
__________________________________
5.
This clock shows 10:31.

What time will it show
a.
b.
c.
d.
6.
7:24
in 1 hours time
in half an hour
in 6 minutes
in 34 minutes?
____________________
____________________
____________________
____________________
Look at the time on this clock.

Write in digital form the time
a.
b.
c.
2 hours earlier
_______________
15 minutes
Time 3earlier _______________
30 minutes earlier _______________
148
Time 3
Here are the results of a skipping race.
Jayne
Philip
Julia
Wayne
Sheila
Paul
55 seconds
72 seconds
59 seconds
61 seconds
64 seconds
57 seconds
1.
Write the names of the children who finished in

under a minute______________________________
2.
Write the names and times in minutes and seconds of

children who finished in over a minute.
__________________________________________
3.
Here are the results of a cycling race.

Fill in the cycle race times in hours and minutes.
Time in hours and minutes
Mr Smith
120 minutes ______________________
Mr Yang
132 minutes ______________________
Mr Brown
115 minutes ______________________
Mr Carter
143 minutes ______________________
Mr Snape
119 minutes ______________________
4.
a.
c.
e.
The race began at 9:30 write the time each cyclist

finished on a digital clock.
Mr Smith __________ b. Mr Yang __________
Mr Brown __________ d. Mr Carter__________
Mr Snape __________
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Time 4
1.
Bus A leaves Station Road and completes a circular

route around town. The bus takes 5 minutes between
each stop.
Complete the bus timetable
Station Road
High Street
Old Town
Hospital
Station Road
2.
9:05
9:45
11:35
10:35
11:15
How long does it take to travel round the circuit?

________________________________________
How long does the bus wait at Station Road?

_________________________________________
4.
Bus B makes regular trips from Station Road to City

Airport. The travel time is 35minutes.
Complete the timetable.
Bus Number
Station Road
City Airport
1
8:05 am
2
9:15 am
3
10:25 am
4
11:35 am
5
12:45 pm
5.
Bus number 2 leaves 15 minutes late. What time

does it arrive at City Airport? ____________
150
Shape 1
Below is a set of quadrilaterals. Colour the squares
yellow, the rectangles brown, the parallelograms red,
the trapeziums blue and the rhombus green.
a
b
parallelogram
rhombus
square
rectangle
trapezium
kite
i
rectangle
kite
trapezium
parallelogram
1. Which shapes do not have parallel lines?________

2. Draw a square, rectangle, rhombus, parallelogram,
kite and trapezium.
151
Shape 2
Find the perimeter of these shapes.
4cm
1.
2.
4cm
4cm
4 cm
4cm
6cm
4cm
4cm
Perimeter =____cm
Perimeter =____cm
Find the perimeter of these shapes made from 1cm

squares.
3.
4.
___ cm
___cm
5.
___ cm
7.
6.
___ cm
8.
___cm
9.
___cm
10.
___cm
___cm
Colour shapes with the same perimeter the same colour.
152
Shape 3
Draw as many shapes as you can with a 12-unit perimeter.
1. If the perimeter of a square is 24 cm. How many cm

is one side? _____
2.
Now draw a rectangle with the same perimeter as

the square (24cm)
153
Shape 4
Colour the right angled triangles red, the equilateral

triangles green and the isosceles triangles blue.
3
1
2
5
6
Sort these triangles into the right sets.

g
e
b
d
a
c
equilateral
isosceles
right-angled
other
154
Shape 5
Name each of these polygons.
a
rectangle
____________
____________
_________
________
_____________
Fill in the correct word to complete each description.
hexagons quadrilateral heptagons isosceles

equilateral octagons
1.
2.
3.
4.
An _________________ triangle is an example of a

regular polygon.
All shapes with six sides are _______________.
An ___________________ triangle is an example
of an irregular polygon.
All________________ have seven sides.
5.
A _____________________ is any shape with four

straight sides.
6.
All ______________ have eight sides.

155
Shape 6
a
Use the diagrams to sort these shapes

triangle
quadrilateral
a
regular
irregular
regular
irregular
has line symmetry
has no line symmetry
regular
irregular
has 5 or more sides
has less than 5 sides
156
Shape 7
Match the shapes to their label
1. cuboid
2. cylinder
6. triangular pyramid
3. square pyramid
7. hexagonal prism
4. hemisphere
8. cube
5. cone
9. triangular prism
Complete the table using the shapes above.

Shape
cone
Is a
prism
Number
of faces
2
Number
of
edges
1
Number
of
corners
1
157
Shape 8
Name the solids made from each net.
1.
______________________
3.
_______________________
5.
______________________
2.
______________________
4.
_____________________
6.
_______________
158
Shape 9
Write the co-ordinates for the shapes on the grid below.
8
B
7
A
6
5
4
C
F
3
E
2
1
Mark each place on the grid with the correct letter.

A at (2 , 6)
B at ( , )
E at ( , )
F at ( , )
C at ( , ) D at ( , )
159
Shape 10
Count the number of small squares in each shape to find
its area.
B
A
C
cm
8cm
c
m
cm
D
cm
E
F
cm
cm
Draw a rectangle 9 cm long and 4 cm wide on the squares

below. Write its area.
160
Shape 11
Draw these rectangles on the squares below.
1.
6 cm long and 3 cm wide, the area is
cm
2.
cm
3.
cm
4.
5 cm long and 5cm wide, the area is
cm
161
Shape 12
You can only see part of these shapes. Complete each
one. The area of each shape is shown.
1. 18 cm
3.
2.
4.
16 cm
21 cm
24 cm
Draw a shape with an area of 12 2 cm

c
162
Shape 13
Draw shapes with these areas on the squares below.
1.
16 square centimetres
3.
1
6 2 square
5.
centimetres
12 square centimetres
2.
4 2 square centimetres
4.
1
11 2
square centimetres
6.
1
20 2
square centimetres
163
Shape 14
Draw the next 3 shapes in the sequence.
1
Complete the table

Number of shape
Area in cm
Perimeter in cm
What is the area_______ and perimeter______

of the 12th shape?
164
Shape 15
Draw over these shapes. Colour the horizontal lines red,
the vertical lines blue and the diagonal lines, green.
165
Shape 16
Measure the radius and diameter of these circles to the
nearest half centimetre.
1.
2.
radius
diameter
diameter
radius
3.
diameter
radius
4.
diameter
radius
diameter
radius
166
Shape 17
Look at the farm map then complete the sentences about
direction.
N
NE
NW
W
SW
SE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
The ploughed field is East of the house.

The wood is _________ of the house.
The pig pen is ________ of the house.
The hay barn is ____________ of the house.
The wheat field is __________of the horse field.
The horse field is ___________ of the wood.
The windmill is __________ of the ploughed field.
The cow field is ____________ of the barn.
167
Shape 18
Look at the map on page 167.
Imagine you are in the farmhouse.
1.
Face the horse field turn clockwise through 90.

a. What direction are you facing?
b. What do you see?
2.
3.
Face the pig pen turn anti-clockwise through 90.

a.
What direction are you facing?
b.
What do you see?
Face the wood turn clockwise through 90 then 45.

a. What direction are you facing?
b. What do you see?
4.
Face the cow field turn anti clock wise to face the
wheat field.
a.
5.
How many degrees have you turned?
Face the wood turn anti-clock wise to face the barn.

a.
How many degrees have you turned?
168
Shape 19
Count the number of squares in each shape to find its
area.
B
A
C
D
E
F
1.
A =
squares
B=
squares
C =
squares
D=
squares
E =
squares
F=
squares
2.
Which shape has the largest area? ______________
3.
Which shape has the smallest area? _____________
169
Shape 20
You will need a 45, 45, 90 set square and a ruler.
1.
Divide this semi-circle into two right angles.
2.
Draw a right angle triangle with two sides 6cm long.

Divide it into 45 parts.
3.
Divide this shape into two 90 and a 45.
4.
Draw a part circle divided into three 90 and 45.
170
Shape 21
Look at the shapes below.
Write the numbers of the shapes which have:
1.
One angle of 90 ___________________________
2.
Four angles of 90 __________________________
3.
Two angles of 90 __________________________
3
2
4
5
8
7
9
10
11
171
Handling Data 1
Simon asked people questions about a visit to a funfair.
He made a tally chart for each question. Fill in the
missing frequencies and answer the questions.
1.
Ride
Tally
Frequency
Dodgems
|||| |||
Big Wheel
|||| |||| ||
Roller Coaster
|||| |||| |||| |
Roundabout
|||| ||
a.
How many people like the roundabout best?
b.
What is the frequency for the Big Wheel?
c.
What is the highest frequency?
d.
2.
How many people did Simon ask altogether?
Eating Place
Pizza Parlour
Burger Bar
Caf
Fish & Chip Shop
Tally
Frequency
|||| ||||
|||| |
|||| |||| ||
|||| ||||
a.
What is the most popular place to eat?
b.
How many people did Simon ask?
c.
How many more people ate at the Pizza

Parlour than the Burger Bar?
172
Handling Data 2
Fill in the missing tally marks and answer the questions.
1.
Meal
Favourite Meal
Tally
Pizza
Burger
Roast Dinner
Fish and Chips
Frequency
14
9
16
12
a.
How many more people like pizza better

than a burger?
b.
Which meal has the highest frequency?
c.
How many people did Simon ask altogether?
Roll a dice and make a tally chart of the most frequent

numbers. Stop when one number tallies 15.
Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
Numbers Rolled
Tally
Frequency
a.
What is the most frequent number?
b.
How many times did you roll the dice?

173
Handling Data 3
Fill in the tally chart, which represents the foods shown in
the pictogram below.
1.
Food
Favourite Food
Tally
Frequency
Cake
biscuit
ice cream
pizza
Favourite Food
cake
biscuits
ice cream
pizza
Key
= 2 foods
Answer these questions about favourite foods.

1.
What was the least frequent food?
2.
How many people liked ice cream best?
3.
What was the difference between cake and pizza?
4.
How many people took part in the survey?
174
Handling Data 4
These words are the names of vegetables, trees, furniture
and cities.
chestnut table carrot Paris chair oak ash cabbage yew
London wardrobe runner bean pine Cardiff
courgette elm
shelf beetroot bed Glasgow garlic Dublin stool
onion
piano cauliflower New York cupboard Tokyo leek cot
lettuce palm holly pepper Sidney Moscow mushroom
potato Madrid sofa parsnip Liverpool Birmingham pea
sycamore
pumpkin radish Manchester
cucumber turnip Leeds
broad bean maple Bristol
Complete the tally chart and make a tally mark for each
word. Then complete the pictogram. Use
to
represent five words.
Name
Tally
Frequency
vegetable
tree
furniture
city
Names
Vegetable
Tree
Furniture
City
Key _________________________
1. How many names of trees are there?
2.
What is the frequency of city words?
3.
What is the highest frequency name?

175
Handling Data 5
Count the different shapes.
Complete the frequency table. Then complete the

pictogram. Use
to represent four shapes.
Shape
circle
triangle
pentagon
rectangle
Tally
Frequency
Shapes
circle
triangle
pentagon
rectangle
Key _________________________
1.
What is the highest frequency shape?
2.
How many shapes are there altogether?

176
Handling Data 6
Here are the results for class 4s favourite pet
questionnaire.
Fill in the missing numbers on the table.
Pet
Number
of
Children
dog
cat
fish
horse
mouse
Class 4s favourite Pets

16
12
Number of
Children
Number
of
Children
4
0
9:0
dog
cat
fish
horse
mouse
Pet
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
8 children chose cat. Draw the bar.

How many children chose horse?
Which is the most popular pet?
How many more children chose cat than fish?
Which is the least popular pet?
177
Handling Data 7
Here are the results for class 4s favourite biscuit
questionnaire.
Finish the bar chart.
Biscuit
chocolate bourbon
Number
of
Children
14
custard
cream
jammy
dodger
rich tea
12
Class 4s favourite biscuits

16
12
Number of
Children
Number
of
Children
4
0
9:0
Biscuit
1.
2.
3.
Which biscuit is the most popular?

How many children chose custard cream than
bourbon ?
How many chose chocolate or jammy dodger?
4.
How many children answered the questionnaire?

178
Handling Data 8
Sam rolled a die many times. The bar chart shows his
results.
Numbers rolled with a die
16
12
Number
Children
Number
of 8
rolls
4
Number rolled
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
How many times did he throw 4?

Which number was thrown 10 times?
How many more 3s than 2s did he throw?
How many times did he throw the die altogether?
Complete Sams tally chart.
Numbers Rolled
Number
Tally
Number of rolls
1
2
3
4
5
6
179
Handling Data 9
This table shows the fruit sold in the Corner Shop in one day.
Fruit Sold
Fruit
apples
bananas
plums
pears
oranges
lemons
Number Sold
36
32
28
15
31
8
Complete the bar chart for fruit sold.

Choose your own scale for the vertical axis.
Then draw another bar chart using a different scale for the
vertical axis.
Fruit sold in the Corner Shop in one day
Number
of fruit
sold
Number
of fruit
sold
180
Handling Data 10
This table shows the fruit sold in the Village Shop in one day.
Fruit Sold
Fruit
apples
bananas
plums
pears
oranges
lemons
Number Sold
60
52
36
28
45
16
Complete the bar chart for fruit sold.

Choose your own scale for the vertical axis.
Then draw another bar chart using a different scale for the
vertical axis.
Fruit sold in the Village Shop in one day
Number
of fruit
sold
Number
of fruit
sold
181
Handling Data 11
Here are the results for class 4s survey of traffic passing
the school.
Vehicle
Number
of
Children
car
lorry
bus
bike
van
38
10
24
Complete the bar chart

Class 4s Traffic Survey
40
30
Number of
Children
Number
of
20
vehicles
10
0
9:0
Vehicle
1.
2.
3.
What is the most common vehicle?

How many more vans are there than lorries?
If the data was collected at 11p.m., how might the
data be different? ___________________________
______________________________________________
182
Handling Data 12
Sort these numbers into the Venn Diagrams below.
2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 15 16 17 20 21 24 25
28 30 32 33 35 36 40 42
multiples of 3
multiples of 2
multiples of 4
multiples of 5
183
Handling Data 13
Sort these numbers into the Venn Diagrams below.
2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 12 15 16 17 18 20 21 22
24 25 26 28 30 34 35 36 38 40 45 50 60
multiples of 5
multiples of 10
multiples of 4
multiples of 6
184
Handling Data 14
Write each number in the correct space on the Carroll
diagram below.
32
17
63
14
82
88
22
44
93
57
64
36
19
52
18
27
circle
25
7
16
23
22
35
triangle
Less than 40
40 or more
Use the same numbers and write each number in the

correct space on the Carroll diagram below.
odd
even
Between
30 and 60
Not between
30 and 60
185
Handling Data 15
Write each number in the correct space on the Carroll
diagram below.
50
30
14
8
35
54
24
23
12
22
25
37
84
13
78
blue
36
19
11
40
20
yellow
even
odd
1. How many odd numbers are there altogether? ______

2. How many blue numbers are even? ________
3. How many yellow numbers are odd? _______
4. How many even numbers are yellow? _______
5. How many even numbers are there altogether? _____
186
Handling Data 16
Some children in Class 4 wrote down how they travel to
school.
Sam bus red,
Jim walk
Toni car silver
Cal walk
Mary car red
Tina car silver,

Paul car red
Hal bus red
Kay car green
Tom car yellow
Jake bike red

Sally car blue
Jade walk
Pip car blue
Luke bike red
Fill in the Carroll diagram. Write the childrens names to

show how they travel to school.
Travel by car
Do not travel by
car
Use a red vehicle
Do not use a red

vehicle
1.
How many children use a red vehicle? _________
2.
How many children do not use a red vehicle? _____
3.
How many children travel by car? _______
4.
How many children were in the survey? _______

187
Handling Data 17
Use the information how class 4 travel to school to
complete the Venn diagram.
Travel by car
Use a red vehicle
1.
How many children travel by car? ________
2.
How many children use a red vehicle? _______
3.
How many children do not travel by car and do not

use a red vehicle? _________
4.
How many children travel in a red car? ______
Draw a Venn diagram for the data using different

headings.
188
Number Problems 1
Add these consecutive numbers.
1.
5+6+7=
2.
10 + 11 + 12 =
3.
7 + 8 + 9 + 10 =
Find consecutive numbers that add together to make each

of these numbers.
4.
0+
=1
5. 1 +
= 3
6.
=5
7.
= 6
8.
=7
9.
=9
10.
= 10
11.
= 11
12.
= 12
189
Number Problems 2
Find consecutive numbers that add together to make each
of these numbers.
1.
2.
6+
7 = 13
+
3.
= 15
4.
= 17
= 14
5.
= 18
6.
= 19
7.
= 20
Find all the numbers that can be made by adding two

consecutive numbers from 1 to 9.
11. 1 + 2 = 3, _________________________________
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
__________________________________________
190
Number Problems 3
Work out the problems. Decide which method you are
going to use.
1.
Paul read for 25 minutes then drew for 18 minutes.

How long did it take altogether?
2.
Pamela has 56p. How much more money does she

need to make 1?
3.
Josh 100 marbles he loses 27. How many marbles

does he have left?
4.
Monika has 317 and she is given 58p.

How much does she have altogether?
5.
Jenny is counting beads. She has 345 altogether.

Jenny has 86 red beads and 124 blue beads.
How many other coloured ones does she have?
6.
Jack wants to buy a game costing 15. He has 750

and is saving 150 a week. How long before Jack
has saved enough money?
7.
Tilly has 10. She spends 350 on a book and

237 on a present. How much money does she
have left?
8.
There are 189 children in the hall. 75 children leave

the hall how many are left?
191
Number Problems 4
At the Library
1.
In the history section there are 48 books on the top

shelf and 76 books on the bottom shelf. How many
history books are there altogether?
______________________________________________
2.
There were 234 picture books in the library.

Last week 95 were taken out. How many books
were left?
______________________________________________
3.
On Monday 56 books were taken out. On Tuesday

44 and on Wednesday 28. How many books were
taken out altogether?
______________________________________________
4.
There are 167 science books. 48 were damaged and

had to be removed. How many were left?
______________________________________________
5.
In the reference section there are 77 books on the top

shelf, 116 on the middle shelf and 146 on the bottom
shelf. How many reference books are there
altogether?
______________________________________________
192
Number Problems 5
Investigate the totals you can make by adding and subtracting 1,2,3.
Remember to do the calculations inside the brackets first.
1. (1+2) -3 =
2. (1+2) + 3 =
3. (3+1) - 2 =
4. (3-2) +1 =
5. 3- (1+2) =
6. (3+2) -1 =
Investigate the totals you can make by adding and subtracting 1,2,3,4.
7. (1+2) + (3+4) =
8.
(4+3) - (1+2) =
9. (1 + 2 + 3) 4 =
10.
(3-1) + 2 + 4 =
11.
(3+4+1)-2 =
12.
(4+2)-(3-1) =
13.
(4-3) + (2-1) =
193
Number Problem 6
Investigate the totals you can make by adding, subtracting,
multiplying and dividing 1,2,3,4.
Remember to do the calculations inside the brackets first.
1.
(32) - 4 -1 =
2. (1+2) + (34) =
3.
(31) (42) =
4.
2+(41) 3 =
5.
4+(3+1) 2 =
6.
(4-2) + 1+3 =
7.
(42) (31) =
8.
(3+1+2) 4 =
9.
(123) + 4 =
10.
(142) 3 =
11.
(324) + 1 =
12.
(243) 1 =
13.
(14-3)+2 =
194
Number Problems 7
Use different combinations of 3 numbers to make 16
1
1.
16
2.
16
3.
16
4.
16
5.
16
6.
16
8 +1+

7.
10
8.
10
9.
10

10. 12
11. 12
12. 12
195
Number Problems 8
Solve the puzzles. Write the missing numbers
1.
Each side must add

up to 50.
10
2.
20
Each side must add

up to 100.
20
30
10
30
3.
10
20
Each side must add

up to 150.
30
4.
Each side must add

up to 130.
20
10
60
40
40
10
5.
60
Match the pairs of numbers that add up to 400.

235
375
175
95
205
325
225
245
215
165
75
305
196
Number Problems 9
1.
Use different combinations of 3 numbers to make 15.
1
a.
15
b.
15
c.
15
d.
15
e.
15
f.
15
2.
Use the digits 1 to 9, complete the squares so that all the
rows, columns and diagonals total 15.
Use the first box to practice, then fill in the second.
197
Number Problems 10
Find the mystery numbers.
1.
I am an even number.
I am between 30 and 35.
I am a multiple of 8.
What number am I? ___________
2.
1 am a multiple of 5.
I am between 20 and 50.
My digits are consecutive.
What number am I?____________
3.
I am an odd number.
I am less than 50.
I am a multiple of 3 and 7.
What number am I?______________
4.
I think of a number.
I multiply by 6 and then add 2.
The answer is 44.
What number am 1?______________
5.
I think of a number.
My double is half of 40.
What number am I?______________
6.
1 think of a number.
I add 4 and then multiply by 6.
The answer is 36.
What number am I._______________
198
Number Problems 11
Use the digits 1, 2, 4 or 5 to make each statement true.
1. ____ ____ + _____ = 19
2.
____ ____ - _____ = 16
3.
____ ____ + _____ _____ = 39
4.
____ ____ _____ = 48
5.
____ ____ _____ = 30
6.
____ ____ 4 = 3
7.
____ ____ + _____ _____ = 75
8.
____ ____ - _____ ____ = 33
Use the digits 2 4 6 9 to make each statement true.

9. ____ ____ - ____ _____ = 45
10.
____ ____ ____ = 32
11.
____ ____ + ____ ____ = 93
12.
____ ____ _____ = 104
13.
____ ____ _____ = 98
14.
____ ____ ____ + _____ = 435

199
Number Problems 12
Answer these money problems. Decide which operation
to use. Approximate the answer then work it out.
1.
The baker sold 4 cakes at 629 each.

How much was that altogether?
2.
The baker spent 27 on four bags of flour.

How much did each bag of flour cost?
3.
Mrs Brown spent 175 on each of five days a week

at the bakery. How much did she spend in a week?
4.
A school spent 79 at the bakery to buy party cakes

for 10 different classes.
How much was spent on each class?
5.
The school cook spent 56 a week at the bakery.

How much will she have spent in three weeks?
200
Number Problems 13
Try to work out these problems in your head.
1.
I am thinking of a number. If I subtract 8 and then

subtract 4 I am left with 10.
What was the number?
2.
If 222 children are in the hall. 121 children are in the

girls. How many children are boys?
3.
I am thinking of a number. If I add 12 and 15, then

subtract 6. I get 50.
What number was I thinking of?
4.
I have 10. I spend some money in the toy shop and

350 on a book. I have 200 left.
How much did I spend in the toy shop?
5.
Paul has 34p, Tom has 26p and Tony has 19p.
How much money do they have together?
6.
I am thinking of a number it is even. It contains two

consecutive numbers. It is less than 20.
What is my number?
7.
Frank has 27 sweets he gives 12 to Joe and 9 to

Peter. How many sweets does he have left?
8.
Jackie reads 4 books every week for 9 weeks.

How many books has she read?
201
How are you doing 4?

1. Mark the decimals on the number line. a. 07 b. 13
0
2.
1
5
3
5
1
3
Find the area of the shapes. A ____cm B____cm.
B
A
3. Find the perimeter of the shapes.

A ____cm
B _____ cm.
4.
Put these numbers in the correct place on the Carroll

Diagram. 7 9 16 12 30 15 22 18 25 28 36
multiples of 3
not multiples of 3
odd numbers
even numbers
5.
a.
(42) + 5 -1 =
b.
(284) + ( 63) =
202
Answers
Place, value and ordering 1 page 3
1.
8.
10.
11.
1471 2. 2681 3. 2462 4. 9606 5. 9850 6. 1787 7. 8610

2519 9. one thousand six hundred and thirty seven
eight thousand two hundred and ninety four
2709 2749 2794 2885 2898 12. 5766 5732 5723 5629 5619

1. 400 2. 90 3. 3000 4. 300 5. 8 6. 800 7. 7000 8. 60
9. a. 20 b. 30 c. 50 d. 50 e. 80 10. a. 310 b. 330 c. 360
d. 380 e. 430 11. a. 660 b. 690 c. 710 d. 750 e. 790
1.
3.
5.
7.
9.
11.
5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,23
57,59,61,63,65,67,69,71,73
300,350,400,450,500,550,600
750,700,650,600,550,500,450
100,125,150,175,200,225,250
425,400,375,350,325,300,275
2.
4.
6.
8.
10.
12.
20,24,28,32,36,40,44,48,52
35,39,43,47,51,55,59,63,67
50,100,150,200,250,300,350
400,350,300,250,200,150,100
350,375,400,425,450,475,500
550,525,500,475,450,425,400

1.
3.
5.
7.
9.
11.
13.
4,8,12,16,20,24,28,32,36
2. 15,18,21,24,27,30,33,36,39
10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45
4. -50,-45,-40,-35,-30,-25,-20,-15,-10
-8,-6,-4,-2,0,2,4,6
6. 6,12,18,24,30,36,42,48,54
30,20,10,0,-10,-20,-30,-40
8. -20,-15,-10,-5,0,5,10,15,20
0,25,50,75,100,125,150,175
10. -125,-100,-75,-50,-25,0,25,50
75,50,25,0-25,-50,-75,-100
12. -50,0,50,100,150,200,250,300
-200,-150,-100,-50,0,50,100,150 14. 400,300,200,100,0,-100,-200,-300

odd
even
56
42
6
67 123
11 371
23 945
1. true
2. true
3. false
4. false
5. true
200
96
566
6. true
7. true
8, true

1. 4C
2. -2
3. -5
4. 0C
203

1. -1C
2. -3 C
3. 4 C
4. -3 C

1.
-60 -50
-40 -30
40
-20 -10
10
0
20
0
30
-150 -125 -100 -75 -50 -25
25
0
50
0
75 100
50
0
60
70
80
2.
125 150 175 200
3.
-30 -25
-20 -15
-10 -5
10
0
15
20
25
30
0
35
0
40
-66 -55
-44 -33
-22 -11
11
22
33
44
55
66
77
88
4.
5. -6
6. -12
7. -7
8. -8
9. -9
10. -2

1.
9.
2.
10.
3.
11.
4.
12.
5.
13.
6.
14. =
7. =
15.
8.
16.

1. 3565
3655 5356 5635 6356
12.
3. 3080 3800 8003 8030 8300
16.
8.
9.
17.
10.
11.
2. 2043 2340 2430 4023 4032

4.
5.
13.
6.
14.
7.
15.

1.
9.
11.
18.
73
403
595
46
2. 28 3. 32 4. 96 5. 70 6. 11 7. 87 8. 100
423 432 467 476
10. 108 188 801 818 881
599 6 695 12. 7 13. 3 14. 30 15. 8 16. 7 17. 1
19. 2
204
Addition 1 page 14
1.
4.
7.
10.
12.
14.
7+7=14 14 +1=15
2. 12+12=24
22+22=44 44+1=45
5. 42+42=84
30+30=60 60-1=59
8. 64+64=128
85+85= 170+3=173
11. 64+64=128
73+73=146 146+4=150 13. 86+86=172
62+62=124 124+4=128
24+1=25
3. 15+15=30 30+1=31
84+1=85
6. 34+34=68 68+1=69
128-1=127 9. 42+42=84 84+2=86
128+3=131
172+3=175
Addition 2 page 15
1.
74 + 57 = 74 + 6 + 50 + 1 =
131
+6
+50
74 80
2.
130 131
17 + 29 = 17 + 3 + 20 + 6 = 46
+3
+20
17 20
3.
40
+60
35 40
46
+2
100 102
48 + 33 = 48 + 2 + 30 + 1 = 81
+2
+30
48 50
5.
+6
35 + 67 = 35 + 5 + 60 + 2 = 102
+5
4.
+1
+1
80 81
46 + 55 = 46 + 4 + 50 + 1 = 101
+4
46 50
+50
+1
100 101
205
Addition 3 page 16
1.
57 + 45 = 57 + 3 + 40 + 2 =
102
+3
57
2.
+40
60
100 102
68 + 83 = 68 + 2 + 80 + 1 = 151
+2
+80
68 70
3.
+1
150 151
146 + 57 = 146 + 4 + 50 + 3 = 203

+4
+50
+3
146 150
4.
+2
200 203
145 + 183 = 145 + 5 + 170 + 8 = 328

+5
+170
+8
145 150
5.
320 328
116 + 125 = 116 + 4 + 120 + 1 = 241

+4
+120
116 120
+1
240 241
Addition 4 page 17
1.
326 + 149 = 326 + 4 +140 + 5 =

+4
326 330
475
+140
+5
470 475
206
2.
274 + 103 = 274 + 6 + 90 + 6 = 377

+6
+90
+7
274 280
145 + 143 = 146 + 5 + 130 + 8 = 288
3.
+5
370 377
+130
+8
145 150
4.
280 288
348 + 296 = 348 + 2 + 290 + 4 = 644

+2
+290
+4
348 350
516 + 265 = 516 + 4 + 260 + 1 = 781
5.
+4
640 644
+260
+1
516 520
780 781
Addition 5 page 18
1. 286
2.
+ 13
9 units
90 tens
200 hundreds
299
105
3. 626
4. 306
+73
+ 42
+493
8 units
8 units
9 units
70 tens
60 tens
90 tens
100 hundreds
600 hundreds
700 hundreds
178
668
799
Addition 6 page 19
1.
62
+27
80
9
89
2.
74
+33
100
7
107
3.
85
+49
120
14
134
4.
92
+37
120
9
129
5.
49
+34
70
11
83
6.
68
+56
110
14
124
7.
86
+44
120
10
130
8.
74
+28
90
12
102
9.
83
+51
130
4
134
10. 85
+36
110
11
121
207
Addition 7 page 20
1.
623
+278
11
90
800
901
6. 326
+ 44
10
60
300
370
2.
478
+339
17
100
700
817
3. 592
+137
9
120
600
729
4. 249
+33
12
70
200
282
7. 234
+128
12
50
300
362
8. 543
+ 151
4
90
600
694
9. 485
+236
11
110
600
721
3.
4.
5. 268
+ 56
14
110
200
324
Addition 8 page 21
1.
43
+38
81
2.
6.
48
+46
94
57
+34
91
56
+64
120
79
+64
143
2.
11
6.
88
+93
181
11
8.
5.
9.
73
+87
160
79
+43
122
11
10. 85
+97
182
11
11
63
+59
122
3.
27
+85
112
28
+77
105
4.
11
11
7.
84
+68
152
94
+38
132
11
11
11
Addition 9 page 22
1.
11
7.
82
+19
101
8.
72
+76
148
1
11
67
+86
153
11
9.
94
+87
181
11
5.
83
+25
108
1
10. 75
+58
133
11
208
Addition 10 page 23
1. 624
+ 67
691
2.
3.
435
+33
468
729
+ 43
772
4.
247
+ 72
319
7. 574
+ 83
657
8. 283
+ 66
349
5. 765
+ 38
803
9. 507
+ 88
595
11
10. 607
+ 98
705
6. 686
+ 93
779
1
11. 378
+ 28
406
11
12. 776
+ 73
849
11
Addition 11 page 24
1. 241
+ 139
380
3.
263
+ 343
606
2.
342
+ 176
518
6. 362
+ 186
548
10. 303
+ 208
511
5. 435
+ 236
671
9. 282
+ 696
978
8. 157
+ 309
466
256
+ 171
427
7. 483
+ 163
646
4.
11. 246
+ 227
473
12. 774
+ 144
918
Addition 12 page 25
1. 38
7. 41
2. 49
8. 8
3. 63
9. 34
4. 14
10. 52
5. 25
6. 76
3. 650
9. 360
4. 10
10. 420
5. 220
6. 780
3.
9.
15.
21.
4.
10.
16.
22.
Addition 13 page 26
1. 350
7. 250
2. 790
8. 90
Addition 14 page 27
1.
7.
13.
19.
25.
29
38
29
47
59
2.
8.
14.
20.
26.
28
39
39
38
79
39
39
46
50
23
46
56
59
5.
11.
17.
23.
29
34
38
69
6.
12.
18.
24.
26
30
40
75
209
Addition 15 page 28
1. 138
+ 177
315
2.
243
+ 162
405
11
7. 206
+ 233
439
3.
416
+ 225
641
4.
109
+ 143
252
8. 255
+ 243
498
5. 326
+ 135
461
9. 409
+ 273
682
10. 607
+ 98
705
6. 277
+ 184
461
11
11. 378
+ 284
662
11
12. 279
+ 376
655
11
11
Addition 16 page 29
1.
579
+463
1042
2.
243
+162
405
111
3.
147
272
+ 132
551
4.
5.
523
+236
759
791
+357
1148
6.
11
609
+827
1436
1 1
11
7.
484
+727
1211
8.
111
863
+355
1218
11
9.
719
+ 464
1183
11. 321
284
+ 78
683
10. 107
98
+ 127
332
1 1
12. 273
253
+ 123
649
1
11
12
Addition 17 page 30
+
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
1. 70
7. 170
20
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
25
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
2. 110
8. 350
30
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
35
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
3. 140
9. 140
40
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
105
45
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
105
110
4. 90
10. 35
50
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
105
110
115
55
75
80
85
90
95
100
105
110
115
120
5. 75
60
80
85
90
95
100
105
110
115
120
125
65
85
90
95
100
105
110
115
120
125
130
6. 115
210
Subtraction 1 page 31
1.
64 - 26 = 4 + 30 + 4 =
38
+4
+30
+4
26 30
2.
37
+40
+2
40
80 82
65 - 29 = 1 + 30 + 5 = 36
+1
+30
+5
29 30
4.
60
65
68 - 23 = 7 + 30 + 8 = 45
+2
23
5.
64
82 - 37 = 3 + 40 + 2 = 45
+3
3.
60
+30
+8
30
60
68
49 - 25 = 5 + 10 + 9 = 24
+5
25 30
+10
+9
40
49
1.
76 - 48 = 4 + 20 + 6 = 28
+2
48 50
+20
+6
70
76
211
2.
75 - 34 = 6 + 30 + 5 = 41
+6
34
3.
+30
+5
40
70
75
165 - 34 = 1 + 30 + 5 = 131
+6
+120
+5
34 40
4.
160
268 - 97 = 3 + 160 + 8 = 171

+3
+160
+8
97 100
5.
165
260 268
342 - 225 = 5 + 110 + 2 = 117

+5
+110
+2
225 230
340 342
1.
106, 97 the difference is 9.

+3
+6
97
2.
100
106

+5
295
3.
+14
300
314

+23
277
+18
300
318
212
4.

+2
+200
+12
298 300
5.
512

+88
412
+200
500
Subtraction
+65
700
765
1. 163
- 36
100 +50 + 13
30 + 6 100 20
7 _ = 127
2. 174
- 49
100 +60 + 14
40 + 9 100 20
5 _ = 125
3. 237
- 155
100 +130 + 7
100 + 50 + 5 80 2 _ = 82
4. 526
- 374
400 +120 + 6
300 + 70 + 4 100 50 2 _= 152
1. 649
- 78
500 +140 + 9
70 + 8 500 70 1 _ = 571
2. 462
- 335
400 +50 + 12
300 +30 + 5 100 20
7 _ = 127
3. 758
- 585
600 +150 + 8
500 + 80 + 5 200 70 3 _ = 173
4. 862
- 747
800 +50 + 12
700 +40 + 7 100 10 8 _= 115
213
1. 86
- 54
32
2.
3.
4.
5. 69
- 56
13
6. 48
- 36
12
8. 374
- 53
321
9. 483
- 42
441
1 685
10.
- 13
672
11. 887
- 46
841
12. 979
- 63
916
13. 949
- 30
919
88
- 35
53
31
1. 344
- 26
318
2. 355
- 48
307
61
8. 474
- 38
436
1
9. 673
- 45
628
75
- 42
33
95
- 82
13
7. 75
- 24
51
41
61
3. 473
- 54
419
1 985
10.
- 67
918
71
5
5. 667
- 59
608
6. 244
- 28
216
5 14
51
12. 862
- 28
834
13. 763
- 48
715
1
4. 890
- 74
816
1
11. 654
- 76
578
81
31
7. 596
- 58
538
51
1
1. 3449
- 77
372
2. 637
- 83
554
5 1
1
3. 7846
- 64
782
1
8. 4538
- 77
461
9. 228
- 46
182
1 1
1 985
10.
- 67
918
71
61
1
5. 249
- 63
686
11. 717
- 76
641
61
1
12. 359
- 78
281
4. 643
- 421
222
14
5. 354
- 268
86
4. 768
- 94
674
6. 2354
- 81
273
7. 2315
- 83
232
81
13. 928
- 76
852
1
4
1. 3356
- 209
147
4
8. 653
- 426
227
2. 527
- 206
321
3 1
9. 427
- 244
183
1
3. 3437
- 245
192
41
1 503
10.
- 211
292
1 1
11. 923
- 607
316
21 1
8 1
3 1
6. 431
- 280
151
7. 972
- 281
691
1
12. 626
- 382
244
214
1
500
450
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
50
450
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
1. 150
7. 1920
45
455
405
355
305
255
205
155
105
55
5
40
460
410
360
310
260
210
160
110
60
10
2. 360
8. 310
35
465
415
365
315
265
215
165
115
65
15
30
470
420
370
320
270
220
170
120
70
20
25
475
425
375
325
275
225
275
225
75
25
20
480
430
380
330
280
230
180
130
80
30
15
485
435
385
335
285
235
185
135
85
35
10
490
440
390
340
290
240
190
140
90
40
5
495
445
395
345
295
245
195
145
95
45
3. 250
9. 1240
4. 280
10. 900
5. 900
6. 400
3. 950
9. 290
4. 60
10. 340
5. 560
6. 120
1. 200
7. 760
2. 700
8. 810
1. 445
- 324
121
1
3. 892
- 364
528
1
2. 456
- 238
218
611 1
1
1
6. 41569
7. 753
- 287
Subtraction
10 - 272
282
481
8.1 724
1
- 536
188
7 1
4. 484
- 357
127
9.
314 1
1453
- 366
87
61
5. 371
1
- 126
245
15 1
10. 4561
- 293
268
Money 1 page 43
1. 1755
7. 3011
2. 913
8. 3012
3. 1530
9. 809
4. 272
10. 3311
5. 274
6. 1811
Money 2 page 44
1. 670p
5. 170
700p
200
2. 840p
6. 140
800p
100
3. 570p
7. 650
600p
700
4. 770p
8. 390
800p
400
215
Money 3 page 45
1
6.
330 2. 150
1155
3. 295
4.
3.
4.
675
5. cola
milkshake
Money 4 page 46
1.
2.
545
+ 338
883
589
+296
885
296
+ 338
634
1 1
7.
13. 7 1
784
- 435
349
10.
296
- 134
162
15.
3 1
479
- 186
293
587
688
1275
1 1
1 1
11.
61
576
- 429
147
7 1
12.
837
- 447
390
16. 8 1
796
- 429
367
01
616
- 309
307
6.
767
+359
1126
1 1
9.
978
- 646
332
14.
382
+619
1001
1 1
8.
689
- 436
253
5.
17.
31
7 1
809
- 446
363
18.
946
- 817
129
5 1
639
- 486
153
Money 5 page 47
1.
72
2. 112
3. 320
4. 6
5. 148
6. 28
Money 6 page 48
1. 1098
7. 8026
2. 1849
8. 4043
3. 3686
9. 9091
4. 7906
10. 44822
5. 13690
6. 8585
3. 3142
9. 3272
4. 4222
10. 3119
5. 21321
6. 2217
Money 7 page 49
1. 762
7. 1192
2. 2103
8. 5559
How are you doing? 1 page 50

1. 3758
3.
a. 367
+ 42
409
1
3857
4783
4875 5783
a. b.
2.
31
b. 629
+ 47
676
1
c. 935 d.
357
+ 84
+ 45
1019
402
1 1
4. a. 856 b. 409 c. 067

7. 725 700 675 650 625 600
e. 259
- 35
224
f. 439
- 56
383
61
g. 476
- 48
428
31
h. 408
- 52
356
1 1
5. -4
575
6. -12
216
Multiplication 1 page 51
1.
2.
3.
4.
53=15
46=24
45=20
27=14
5+5+5=15 3+3+3+3+3=15 35=15

4+4+4+4+4+4=24 6+6+6+6=24 64=24
4+4+4+4+4=20 5+5+5+5=20 54=20
7+7=14 2+2+2+2+2+2+2=14 72=14
1.
2.
3.
4.
25=10
45=20
34=12
37=21
52=10
54=20
43=12
73=21
105=2
205=4
124=3
213=7
102=5
204=5
123=4
217=3
1. 40 + 40 = 80
3. 12 + 12 = 24
5. 16 + 16 = 32
2 40 = 80
2 12 = 24
2 16 = 32
2. 8 + 8 = 16 2 8 = 16
4. 30 + 30 = 60 2 30 = 60
1.
5 25 = 125
20
5
5
2.
100
25
100
+ 25
125
120
+ 27
147
40
+ 32
72
60
+ 18
78
80
+ 36
116
3 49 = 147
40
9
3
3.
120
27
4 18 = 72
10
8
4
40
32
1.
3 26 = 78
20
6
3
2.
60
18
4 29 = 116
20
9
4
80
36
217
3.
5 13 = 65
10
3
50
5
4.
15
50
+ 15
65
150
+ 9
159
100
+ 40
140
3 53 = 159
50
3
150
3
5.
5 28 = 140
20
8
5
100
40
1.
4.
16
7
70
42_
112 _
18
5
50
40_
90 _
2.
(107)
(67)
(167)
5.
(105)
(85)
(185)
19
6
60
54
114
3.
(106)
( 96)
(19 6)
26
4
80 (204)
24 ( 64)
104 (26 4)
6.
24
6
120
24
144
3.
23
4
80
12
92
(204)
( 34)
(234)
28
6
120
48
148
(206)
( 86)
(286)
1.
4.
19
5
50
45_
95_
25
9
180
45_
225_
7. 45
3
`120
15_
135_
2.
(105)
( 95)
(165)
5.
(209)
( 59)
(259)
8.
(403)
( 53)
(453)
32
3
90
6
96
(206)
( 46)
(24 6)
6.
(303)
( 23)
(32 3)
33
4
120 (304)
12 ( 34)
132 (334)
9.
13
8
80
24
104
(108)
( 38)
(138)
17
9
90
63
153
(109)
( 79)
(179)
27
6
120
42
162
(206)
( 76)
(276)
218
10. 36
4
120
24_
144_
11.
39
5
150
45
195
(304)
( 64)
(364)
12.
(305)
( 95)
(395)
47
6
480
42
282
(406)
( 76)
(476)
43
4
160
12
172
(404)
( 34)
(434)
28
3
60
24
84
(203)
( 83)
(283)
52
2
100
4
104
(502)
( 22)
(522)
33
6
180
18
198
(306)
( 36)
(338)
1.
4.
29
3
60
27_
87_
15
6
60
30_
90_
7. 42
5
`200
10_
210_
10. 53
6
300
18_
318_
2.
31
4
120
4
124
(203)
( 93)
(293)
5.
(106)
( 56)
(156)
8.
(405)
( 25)
(425)
11.
(304)
( 14)
(31 4)
22
6
120 (206)
12 ( 26)
132 (22 6)
6.
24
4
80
16
96
9.
37
9
270
63
333
(506)
( 36)
(536)
3.
(204)
( 44)
(244)
12.
(309)
( 79)
(379)
1.
26
3
78
2.
34
2
68
3.
7.
27
3
81
2
28
2
56
4.
21
4
84
5.
8.
34
5
170
2
9.
35
6
210
3
16
5
80
6.
10.
52
3
156
11.
34
4
136
11
28
4
112
13
6.
37
5
185
13
219
1.
47
4
188
7.
36
8
288
2.
46
4
184
8.
35
9
315
2 4
3.
37
5
185
4.
13
3 4
9.
46
6
276
23
29
6
174
5.
15
10.
58
6
348
34
26
7
182
6.
14
11.
49
8
392
37
48
5
240
24
12.
67
6
402
4 4
1. 225 2. 275
3. 400 4. 150 5. 200 6. 275
7. Answers include 200 300 400 500 8. Answers include 325 350 375 400
9. Answers include 100 200 25 or 50 125 10. Answers include 100 150 200 250
1. 300
8. 5140
2. 700
3. 1200 4. 2400
5. 3100
6. 7200
7. 1220
9. 29000 10. 21020 11. 30000 12. 24580 13. a, 6 b, 32 c, 203
A. Answers include 7 5 = 35 2 10 = 20 7 3 = 21 8 4 = 32 5 5 = 25
1 2 = 2 4 2 = 8 2 2 = 4 7 4 = 28 8 3 = 24 1 3 = 3 4 10 = 40
B. Answers include 3 4 = 12 5 4 = 20 7 8 = 56 9 2 = 18 3 12 = 36
5 6 = 30 7 6 = 42 9 8 = 72 10 12 = 120 3 6 = 18 5 6 = 30
7 2 = 14 9 2 = 18 10 8 = 80 3 8 = 24 5 12 = 60 7 12 = 84
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
43 3 = (40 3)
34 4 = (30 4)
65 5 = (60 5)
47 3 = (40 3)
59 4 = (50 4)
67 3 = (60 3)
+ (3 3) = 120 + 9 =129
+ (4 4) = 120 + 16 =136
+ (5 5) = 300 + 25 =325
+ (7 3) = 120 + 21 =141
+ (9 4) = 200 + 36 =236
+ (7 3) = 180 + 21 =201
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
59 6 = (50 6)
46 3 = (40 3)
27 6 = (20 6)
69 3 = (60 3)
78 4 = (70 4)
84 6 = (80 6)
93 5 = (90 5)
+ (9 6) = 300 + 54 =354
+ (6 3) = 120 + 18 =138
+ (7 6) = 120 + 42 =162
+ (9 3) = 180 + 27 =207
+ (8 4) = 280 + 32 =312
+ (4 6) = 480 + 24 =504
+ (3 5) = 450 + 15 =465
220
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
87 8 = (80 8)
73 5 = (70 5)
56 9 = (50 9)
68 7 = (60 7)
95 8 = (90 8)
78 7 = (70 7)
94 9 = (90 9)
+ (7 8) = 640 + 56 =696
+ (3 5) = 350 + 15 =365
+ (6 9) = 450 + 54 =504
+ (8 7) = 420 + 56 =476
+ (5 8) = 720 + 40 =760
+ (8 7) = 490 + 56 =546
+ (4 9) = 810 + 36 =846
1.
9.
10.
11.
12.
19.
72
300
890
780
480
4800
2. 106 3. 140 4. 76 5. 128 6. 54 7. 182 8. 164

450 1200 3400 560 1900 600
349 2500 234 220 1560 3400
4500 2400 140 600 5600 3450
13. 1240 14. 1120 15. 940 16. 1860 17. 1760 18. 2400
20. 9000 21. 7200 22. 5600 23. 3200
Multiplication Tables 1 page 68

1.
10.
19.
27 2. 30 3. 72 4. 36 5. 48 6. 56 7. 11 8. 12 9. 12
9 11. 7 12. 8 13. 4 14. 3 15. 2 16. 10 17. 9 18. 6
12 20. 8 21. 11 22. 12 23. 6 24. 6 25. 80 26. 48 27. 72

1.
10.
19.
28.
37.
6
8
30
12
6
2. 9 3. 20
11. 3 12. 0
20. 56 21. 48
29. 8 30. 8
38. 8 39. 6
4.
13.
22.
31.
40.
24
1
2
12
44
5. 24 6. 33 7. 2 8. 5 9. 5
14. 2 15. 3 16. 12 17. 25 18. 80
23. 11 24. 8 25. 9 26. 7 27. 9
32. 24 33. 30 34. 8 35. 12 36. 7
41. 16 42. 54

1.
10.
19.
18 2. 18 3. 63 4. 16 5. 36 6. 81 7. 11 8. 8 9. 7
5 11. 9 12. 12 13. 9 14. 3 15. 5 16. 8 17. 11 18. 4
12 20. 9 21. 12 22. 12 23. 6 24. 3 25. 88 26. 32 27. 96

1.
10.
19.
28.
37.
15
4
56
5
12
2. 16
11. 8
20. 54
29. 8
38. 7
3. 30
4. 36 5. 66 6. 90 7. 0 8. 2 9. 3
12. 7 13. 1 14. 9 15. 7 16. 9 17. 32 18. 45
21. 81 22. 12 23. 6 24.
9 25. 12 26. 8 27. 8
30. 9 31. 16 32. 20 33. 60 34. 9 35. 12 36. 5
39. 12 40. 66 41. 81 42. 36
221

1. 18 2. 14
10.
2 11. 8
19. 11 20. 8
3. 48
12. 11
21. 7
4. 36 5. 72 6. 49 7. 8 8. 6 9. 9
13. 6 14. 6 15. 5 16. 9 17. 7 18. 6
22. 12 23. 4 24. 11 25. 49 26. 36 27. 56

1.
10.
19.
28.
37.
28
3
36
8
6
2. 18
11. 0
20. 42
29. 9
38. 7
3. 18
12. 2
21. 96
30. 11
39. 5
4.
13.
22.
31.
40.
32
5.
8 14.
11 23.
24 32.
12 41.
27
7
12
22
88
6.
15.
24.
33.
42.
77 7.
11 16.
5 25.
36 34.
48
90 8. 6 9. 12
49 17. 54 18. 28
4 26. 7 27. 3
7 35. 8 36.
8

1. 42 2. 81
10. 2 11. 11
19.
7 20. 12
3. 96
12. 5
21. 8
4. 54 5. 121 6. 144 7. 12 8. 7 9. 8
13. 8 14. 7 15. 11 16. 7 17. 12 18. 4
22. 6 23. 12 24. 8 25. 121 26. 96 27. 84

1.
42 2. 45
10.
3 11. 8
19. 110 20. 36
28. 12 29. 6
37.
7 38. 9
3. 121
12. 12
21. 108
30. 8
39. 11
4.
13.
22.
31.
40.
48
5. 63
5 14. 7
11 23. 7
32 32. 55
66 41. 121
6. 48 7. 49 8. 12 9. 9
15. 8 16. 132 17. 45 18. 64
24. 6 25.
3 26. 4 27. 2
33. 81 34. 12 35. 9 36.
8
42. 108
Division 1 page 76
A. 1. 7
B. 1. 12
2. 6 3. 8 4. 5 5. 6 6. 10
2. 23 3. 11 4. 22 5. 22 6. 15
7. 9 8. 12
7. 34 8. 27
9. 7 10. 6
9. 23 10. 16
Division 2 page 77
A. 1.
9.
B. 1.
C. 1.
7r1 2.
10r3 10.
14r2 2.
31
2.
4r2 3. 8r4 4. 6r1 5. 8r2 6. 6r1

9r1
19r2 3. 16r1 4. 22r1 5. 44r1 6. 7r7
37
3. 46
7. 9r3
8. 9r9
Division 3 page 78
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
27 5 =
46 4 =
23 3 =
57 4 =
38 3 =
49 4 =
(20 +7) 5 = 4+1 remainder 3= 5r2

(40 +6) 4= 10+1 remainder 2= 11r2
(18 +5)3 =6+1 remainder 2= 7r2
(40 +17) 4= 10+4 remainder 1= 14r1
(30 +8) 3= 10+2 remainder 2= 12r2
(40 +9) 4= 10+2 remainder 1= 12r1
222
Division 4 page 79
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
68 5 =
49 4 =
37 3 =
97 8 =
86 7 =
79 6 =
69 4 =
(50 +18) 5= 10+3 remainder 3= 13r3

(40 +9) 4= 10+2 remainder 1= 12r1
(30 +7) 3= 10+2 remainder 1= 12r1
(80 +17) 8= 10+2 remainder 1= 12r1
(70 +16) 7= 10+2 remainder 2= 12r2
(60 +19) 6= 10+3 remainder 1= 13r1
(60 +9) 4= 15+2 remainder 1= 17r1
Division 5 page 80
1.
78 5 = 5) 78
- 50 (10 5)
28
- 25 ( 5 5)
_ 3 The answer is 15 r 3
3.
66 5 = 5) 66
- 50 (10 5)
16
- 15 ( 3 5)
2.
94 6 =
6) 94
- 60 ( 10 6)
34
- 30 ( 5 6)
4 The answer is 15r4
2.
Estimate 605=12
63 5 = 5) 63
- 50 ( 10 5)
13
- 10 ( 2 5)
Division 6 page 81
1.
Estimate 966=16
97 6 = 6) 97
- 60 (10 6)
37
- 36 ( 6 6)
3.
Estimate 726=12
76 6 = 6) 76
- 60 (10 6)
16
- 12 ( 2 6)
5.
Estimate 805=16
82 5 = 5) 82
- 50 (10 5)
32
- 30 ( 6 5)
4.
6.
Estimate 707=10
74 7 = 7) 74
- 70 ( 10 7)
4
The answer is 10r4
Estimate 906=15
91 6 = 6) 91
- 60 ( 10 6)
31
- 30 ( 5 6)
223
Division 7 page 82
1.
Estimate 966=16
93 8 = 8) 93
- 80 (10 8)
13
- 8 ( 1 8)
3.
Estimate 1004=25
99 4 = 4) 99
- 80 (20 4)
19
- 16 ( 4 4)
5.
Estimate 549=6
56 9 = 9) 56
- 54 (6 9)
2
2.
4.
Estimate 804=20
87 4 = 4) 87
- 80 ( 20 4)
7
4 ( 1 4)
3
The answer is 21r3
Estimate 603=20
64 3 = 3) 64
- 30 ( 20 3)
4
3 ( 1 3)
1
The answer is 21r1
6.
Estimate 707=10
78 7 = 7) 78
- 70 ( 10 7)
8
7 ( 1 7)
1
The answer is 11r1
Estimate 666=11
70 6 = 6) 70
- 60 (10 6)
10
- 6 ( 1 6)
2.
Estimate 728=9
77 8 = 8) 77
- 72 ( 9 8)
5
Estimate 549=6
58 9 = 9) 58
- 54 (6 9)
4
The answer is 6 r 4
4.
The answer is 6r2
Division 8 page 83
1
3.
5.
Estimate 819=9
84 9 = 9) 84
- 81 (9 9)
3
The answer is 9r3
The answer is 9r5
6.
Estimate 726=12
77 6 = 6) 77
- 60 ( 10 6)
17
12 ( 2 6)
Estimate 987=14
99 7 = 7) 99
- 70 ( 10 7)
29
- 28 ( 4 7)
224
Division 9 page 84
1.
9.
11.
13.
15.
17.
60 2. 20mm 3. 80 4. 22 5.
half of 32=16,half of 16=8
10.
half of 60=30,half of 30 =15
12.
half of 64m=32m,half of 32m=16m 14.
16.
half of 60km=30km,half of 30km=15km
23 6. 35km 7. 14
8. 200g
half of 100g=50g,half of 50g=25g
half of 400=200,half of 200=100
Division 10 page 85
A
1. 40 2. 71 3. 14 4. 29 5. 32 6. 72 7. 122 8. 514 9. 290 10. 420
B.
1. four hundred 2. ten 3. one hundred 4. ninety 5. three hundred
6. seven thousand 7. two hundred 8. five thousand 9. nine hundred 10. four thousand
Division 11 page 86
1.
3.
5.
7.
9.
13.
47 5 = 9 5 = 45, 47 5 = 9 r 2
2. 35 6 = 5 6 = 30, 35 6 = 5 r 5
67 10 = 6 10 = 60, 67 10 = 6 r 7 4. 17 4 = 4 4 = 16, 17 4 = 4 r 1
26 3 = 8 3 = 24, 26 3 = 8 r 2
6. 78 10 = 7 10 = 70, 78 10 = 7 r 8
15 4 = 3 4 = 12, 15 4 = 3 r 3
8. 37 6 = 6 6 = 36, 37 6 = 6 r 1
(6 7) + 1 10. (6 10) + 4 11. ( 5 15) + 3 12. ( 6 100) + 47
(4 4) + 1 14. (9 5) + 3 15. (8 3) + 3 16. (6 7) + 4
Division 12 page 87
1. 6
2. 6r8 3. 3r2 4. 8r2 5. 6 6. 6
10. 7r3 11. 5r3 12. 7r1 13. 6
14. 5r4
7. 7r 1
8. 4r4
9. 10r1
Division 13 page 88
1. 8
2. 5
3. 7
4. 5
5. 9
6. 3
Multiplication and Division 1 page 89

A. 1. 21 2. 24
B. 1. 36 2. 28
11. 6 12. 56
3. 54 4. 4
3. 8 4. 6
5. 9
5. 7
6. 9
6. 7
7. 7
7. 9
8. 5
8. 4
9. 36 10. 6
9. 72 10. 54

1. a. 8
b. 6
c. 20
d. 10
2. a. 8
b. 64
3. a. 24
b. 96

1. 6
2. 60
3. Windsurfer and surfboard
4. 100
5. canoes 6. 32
225

1. 110 2 = 55
2. 190 2 = 95
3. 130 2 = 65 4. 300 2 = 150
5. 160 2 = 80
6. 340 2 = 170 7. 250 2 = 125 8. 170 2 = 85
9. 360 2 = 180 10. 600 2 = 300 11. 420 2 = 210 12. 270 2 = 135
1.
3.
5.
7.
9.
11.
(1410) 2 = 140 2 = 280

(1110) 2 = 110 2 = 220
( 810) 2 = 80 2 = 160
(2210) 2 = 220 2 = 440
(3610) 2 = 360 2 = 720
(4210) 2 = 420 2 = 840
2.
4.
6.
8.
10.
12.
(1510) 2 = 150 2 = 300

(2010) 2 = 200 2 = 400
(1710) 2 = 170 2 = 340
(2410) 2 = 240 2 = 480
(5010) 2 = 500 2 = 1000
(3110) 2 = 310 2 = 620

1.
5.
9.
13.
36=18
76=42
49=36
86=48
2.
6.
10.
14.
63=18
67=42
94=36
68=48
3.
7.
11.
15.
183=6
4. 186=3
426=7
8. 427=6
369=4 12. 364=6
488=6 16. 486=8

1. 15 2. 205= 100 3. 255=5 4. 75=35 5. 10p5=2p 502p=1
6. 3005=60 7. 7010=7 71 =7 8. 11 5 =55
1. 355=7 2. a. 426=7 b. 87=56 3. a. 273=9 b. 96=54
4. a. 3015=2 b. 92=18
1.
7 23 = 161
7
3.
37
9
333
36
2.
20
140
21
4.
58
6
348
6 58 = 348
50
6
5. a. 3410=340
300
8
48
b. 43210=4320
c. 67010=67
34
d. 284=7
e. 426=7
i. 373=12r1 j. 1420=280
6. a. 370 b. 468 c. 1150
f. 357=5
k. 265=130
d. 3185
g. 666=11
h. 454=11r1
226
Fractions and decimals 1 page 98

1.
2
5
is the same as
4
10
1
3
is the same as 2
6
2.
3.
1 is the same as 2
5
10
Fractions and Decimals 2 page 99
1.
3
4
is the same as
4
5
is the same as
6
8
2.
8
10
3.
2
3
is the same as 4
6
4.
3
5
is the same as 6
10
227

1.
2
5
3
4
2.
1=
4
4
1
5
3.
6
10
1=
10
10
7
8
3
3
4. 1 =
5.
3
5
5
5

1.
3
4
2
3
1
4
4
8
2
12
1
6
2.
1 +
4
3
+
10
3.
3
4
7
10
=1
4.
1
3
5.
2
5
2
3
=1
3
5
=1
228

2 12
1.
5.
2.
34
3.
1 13
4.
15
1
13
34
35
15
6. a.
b.
1
4
1. 15 3 =
1
3
15 = 5
2. 244 =
3. 30 5 = 15 30 = 6
4. 35 5 =
1
5
35 = 7
5. 13010 =10 130 = 13
6. 20 2 = 10
7. 90 10 = 9
8. 500 10 = 50
9. 60 5 = 12
10. 120 5 = 24
11. 500 5 = 100
24 = 6

1. The red sweets are 13 the sweets in the box.
2. The red sweets are
1
2
the sweets in the box.
3. The red sweet is 10 the sweets in the box.

1
4. The red sweets are 4 the sweets in the box. 5.

8. 1
9.
10.
11.
12.
1
1
2
1
10
1
3
6.
1
3
7.
1
5
1
5
229

1
5
1. a fifth
2. a quarter
5.
orange
2
3
7.
orange
3
5
1
4
3.
1
3
6. orange
4
7
2
5
8. orange
5
8
grey
grey
1
8
an eighth
1
6
4. a sixth
3
7
grey
grey
3
8

1
4
1. red
1
2
blue
3. red
1
5
blue 5 green 5
3
4
5.
2
3
6.
7.
3
5
1
1
1
2 blue 3 green 6
1
4
2. red
4. red 2 blue 8 green 8
green
8.
5
8
4
9
9.
10.
4
10
= 8 6.
2
10
3
7
11.
12.
2
8

3
6
.1
2.
5
10
3.
4
8
4.
6
12
1
4
5.

1.
0
3. 0
2
5
1
5
3
5
4
5
1
10
2
10
3
10
4
10
1
6
2
6
3
6
4
6
5
10
5
1 10
1
5
7.
1
2
4
8
22
2.
1
6
10
6
10
7
10
8
10
5.
0
1
8
8. 10 =
2
5
1
3
2
3
5
8
6
8
0
1
4.
5
6
9
10
2
8
3
8
08
7
8
1
1
6.
1
6
1
5
8.
2
6
2
5
3
6
3
5
5
6
4
5
7.
9.
1
8
1
10
2
8
5
10
5
8
7
10
7
8
9
10

A.
1. 13
B.
1. 4 10
2. 32
1
2. 210
3. 47
2
3. 110
4. 04
3
4. 510
5. 38
9
5. 310
6. 72
6.
6
10
7. 69
7.
2 10
8. 31
8
8. 710
230

1.
2
21
22 23
24
25
26
51
52
01
02 03
71
27 28
29
31 32
33 34
53 54
55
56 57
58
59
61
62
63 64
05
06
07 08
09
11 12
13 14
81
83
2.
3.
04
4.
5.
74
76
07cm 29cm 56cm 61cm 65cm
6. 01m 05m 09m 12m 26m

A. 1. 260p 2. 173p 3. 53p 4. 296p
5. 399p 6. 547p
B. 1. 245 2. 383 3. 0.27 4. 1096 5. 199 6. 704
C. 1. 295m 2. 124m 3. 3.45m 4. 006m 5. 027m 6. 1162m
A. 1. 172p 2. 603p 3. 97p
4. 116p
5. 9p
6. 940p
B. 1. 005 2. 016 3. 0.78
4. 746
5. 249
6. 101
C. 1. 276 147 91p 45p 019 2. 211 102 60p 6p 004
3. 423p 301p 220 031 001
A. 1.
6.
B. 1.
6.
C. 1.
D. 1.
250 125
130 65
16 4
1000 250
800 100
360 60
2.
7.
2.
7.
2.
2.
900 450
750 375
40 10
300 75
160 20
600 100
3.
8.
3.
8.
3.
3.
26 13
690 345
80 20
900 225
240 30
180 30
4. 58 29
5. 108 54
4. 800 200 5. 36 9
4. 320 40
4. 240 40

A. 1. 16 = 12 2. 400=300
6. 600=450 7. 48=36
B. 1. 9=6
2. 18=12
3.
8.
3.
100=75
96=72
24=16
4. 24=18
5. 1000=750
4. 21=14
5.
36=24
231
6. 99=66
C. 1. 20=8
D. 1. 36=30
7. 300=200
2. 30=12
2. 600=500
8. 75=50
3. 600=240
3. 180=150
4. 150=60
4. 240=200
1.1.
1
3 315 325 3 35 345
4 4 5 45 4 5 4 5 5 5 15 525 5 35 545
2.
2.
4
8 8 16 826 8 36 8 46 8 56
3.
9 9 16 926 9 36 9 6 9 6 10 101610 26
3
24
2 34
34
34
1
4
3
4
3
4
1
4
4 14
4.
36
3 56
5 46
5 56
6 16
5.
315
3 45
4 25
4 35
5 45
6.
6.
312
3 34
4 12
44
54
7.
1
568 578
6 58
68
7 38 ---

1.
2.
11
25
3
5
3.
1
3
4.
2
3
1
4
2
4
3
4
3
6
4
6
5
6
5.
1
5
2
5
3
5
4
5
11
285
2
8
33
85
4
8
5
8
6
8
7
8
11
25
10
2
10
33
10
5
4
10
5
10
6
10
7
10
1
6
2
6
6.
7.
8
10
9
10
232
1
2
less than
1
1 4
3
2
6
2
5
1
6
1
5
equal to 2
1
8
3
6
5
10
3 4
10 10
3 1 2
8 10 10
2
8
1
2
greater than
2
3
3
5
4
8
3
4
4
5
5
8
4
6
6
8
5
6
9
10 6
10
7
8 7
8 10 10
Factions and Decimals 20 page 117

1.
2.
4.
1
4
1
8
1
16
| | | | | | |
5.
1
5
2
10
3.
3
4
6
8
12
16
| |
| |
| | | |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| |
| | | | |
| | | | | | | | | | | | | |
4
20
8
40
6
10
3
5
12
20
24
40
Fraction and Decimals 21 page 118

1.
2.
Answer 1 3 biscuits each
Answer
1
2
a cake each
233
3.
4.
3
8
Answer
of a cake each
Answer
5
9
of a packet each

1.
1
10
01
a. 57
2.
2
10
a. 3 10
b. 1510
5
10
7
10
6
10
02 03 04 05 06 07
b. 32 c. 103 d. 129
3.
4.
4
10
3
10
c.
14 10
08
09
69
110
110 110
1 10
11
12 13
14
71
74
6
6 10
6 10
1710
66
5.
9
10
d.
62
8
10
610
4
10
710

1.
1
100
2
100
3
100
4
100
5
100
6
100
7
100
9
100
8
100
10
100
11
100
12
100
13
100
14
100
4
2.
4
4
150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161
162 163 164
1
05
3.
a. 033
4. a.
78
100
b. 056
96
b. 100
c. 041
c.
d. 007
2
100
d.
17
100
Ratio and Proportion 1 page 121

1. a. 9
Clover
Leaves
2.
Apple
Pips
3.
Pods
Peas
4.
Bunches
Grapes
b. 4
c.
1
3
2
6
3
9
4
12
5
15
6
18
7
21
8
24
1
5
2
10
3
15
4
20
5
25
6
30
7
35
8
40
1
7
2
14
3
21
4
28
5
35
6
42
7
49
8
56
1
12
2
24
3
36
4
48
5
60
6
72
7
84
8
96
234

1. 1 out of 5 circles is red 2. 2 out of 6 circles are red 3. 2 out of 7 circles are red
4. 3 out of 8 circles are red 5. ABBBABBBABBBA 1 in every 4 letters is A
6. CDCDCDCDCD 1 in ever 2 letters is C 7. EEEEFEEEEFE 1 in every 5 letters is F
8. GHHGHHGHH 2 in every 3 letters are H.
Answers such as: 9. OOOXXOOOXX
10. LLLLPPPLLLLPP
1.
4.
7.
10.
13.
16.
1 in 4 is a triangle
2.
4 in 16 are triangles 5.
30 in 80 are triangles
3.
6.

5
1. 5 out 7 are blue. 7 are blue.

7
3. 7 out of 10 are blue. 10
are blue.
9
5. 9 out of 10 are blue.10 are blue.
2. 2 out of 7 are blue 7 are blue.

4
4. 4 out of 10 are blue. 10 are blue.
6. 3 out of 8 are blue. 38 are blue.
Calculator Skills 1 page 125

1. 2088
2. 804
3. 382
4. 246
5. 116281 6. 752
8. 207936 9. 1512 10. 3
11. 177 12. 1254
13. -11
15. -90
16. -1532 17. -996 18. -2201
4
4
4
4
Calculator Skills 2 page
126
4
4
4
4
4
7. 49
14. -121
1. 10851 2. 1179.
3. 872
4. 37648 5. 4 357. 6.
4
7. 1807
8. 94250 9. 6180 10. 594
11. 728 12.
13. 1639 14. 843. 15. 2028 16. 256.
1808
393.61
Calculator skills 3 page 127

1. 8 60 =480 2. 165=80 3. 639=7 4. 24 + 20 = 44 5. 9 19 =171
6. 49 7 = 7
7. 6321=42 8. 43359=15437
9. 207 -108 = 99
10. 3 27 + 63=144 11. 160 + 98= 258 12. No a. 1104 b. 322
Calculator Skills 4 page 128
1. 84 85 2. 146 147
5. 50050=10 10034253
3. 923 924
4. 20 3 = 60
6. 500100=5 50440595
62744
235
Measuring 1 page 129

1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
8.
5.
45cm 4 12 cm
4cm5mm
6cm 2mm 62mm
7.
610 cm
9.
5cm 9mm 59mm 5 109 cm
6cm 7mm 67cm 6107 cm

A.
1.
2.
3.
5
B.
1. 4m 35cm
7. 278cm
2. 1m 36cm
3. 424cm
4. 380cm
5. 380cm
6. 25cm

A.
B.
1. 460cm 2. 550cm
1. 6. Own results
3.
500cm
4. 680cm

1.
1
2
6.
30cm = 300mm =
8.
7
10
10.
250mm= 4 m = 25cm
12.
50cm =
14.
300mm = 30cm = 10 m
4.
1
2
7.
90cm = 900mm =
m = 700mm = 70cm
9.
3
4
2.
1
4
3.
3
10
1
2
m = 500mm
3
4
5.
1
10
m
9
10
m = 750mm = 75cm
11.
100mm =
13.
25cm =
1
10
1
4
m = 10cm
m = 250cm
236
1
4
9
10
1
2
km
km
3
4
km
m
500 m
250 m
750 m
900 m
2000 m
km
km
2km
3
4
km
905m
950m
1km
1km 100m 1 4 m

1. 50g
2. 80g 3. 100g 4. 240g 5. 38g
9. 610g 10. 320g 11. 2350g
6. 6g
7. 59g
8. 1110g

1. 200g
8. 2250g
2. 500g
3. 1000g 4. 250g
5. 100g 6. 750kg 7. 5400g
1
1
1
3
9. 4600g 10. 3750g 11. 3 2 kg 12. 1 4 kg 13. 7 10 kg 14. 6 4 kg

a. 500g + 500g + 200g
d 500g + 200g + 200g
b. 500g +200g + 100g

e. 200g + 200g
c. 500g + 500g + 500g + 100g

f. 500g + 500g + 100g + 200g

a. 200g + 50g
b. 100g + 50g
c. 500g + 200g + 200g + 50g
d. 200g + 200g + 50g e. 500g + 500g + 500g +200g +200g
f. 500g +500g + 500g + 500g + 50g
1.
3.
5.
7.
250g + 150g + 170g = 570g

225g + 170g + 25g = 420g
25g +150g +75g = 250g
1080g
2.
4.
6.
8.
150g + 225g + 25g = 400g

170g + 75g +250g =495g
250g + 150g +225g +170g + 25g +75g = 895g
500g

1. a. 200 50 = 4g per penny b. 450 100 = 45g per penny
Orange rounds are the best value
2. a. 10g
b. 225g
3. 15 servings
4. 75g
237

Answers include
1. 1 litre = 500ml + 250ml + 250ml
3.
1
4
litre = 250ml
5. 10 litre = 100ml
7. 1000ml 8. 4
2.
1
2
litre = 250ml + 200ml + 50ml
4.
3
4
litre = 250ml +250ml +250ml
9. 2000ml
6. 10 litre = 300ml
10. 10

1. 350ml 2. 600ml
8. 290ml 9. 2250
1.
3.
a.
c.
65l 6 2
175ml
1768ml
4251ml
3. 450ml
4. 850ml
5. 600ml
6. 410ml 7. 875ml
l 6l 500ml 6000ml + 500ml 2. 325l 3 4 l 3l 250ml 3000ml + 250ml

3
14 l 1l 750ml 1000ml + 750ml
1770ml 1800ml b. 1517ml 1520ml 1500ml
4250ml 4300ml
1. E
2. 3
3. 5
4. 10
5. 2
6. 15 7. 800ml
8. 350ml 9. 10

1. vase
2. 700ml
3. 4
4. 9
5. 400ml
6. 1300ml

1. a. 15
b. 1500ml
2. a. 25
b. 150ml
3. 555ml

1
1. 4
2. 3 3. 10 4. 8
5. 2 =6 8 6. 3 = 6 22
7. a. 20 b. 28 c. 80 d. 136 8. a. 410
b. 12100
9. a. 440cm b. 910cm c. 1000cm 10. a. 1000ml b. 5
Time 1 page 147

1.
4.
7.
10.
Twenty past one

2. Ten to eight
3. Twenty five past three
Seven minutes past eight
5. Twenty five past five 6. Twenty to two
4:03 4:04 4:05 8. 12:36 12:38 12:40 9. 3:00 3:02 3:04
9:32 9:35 9:38
238
Time 2 page 148

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
3:48 Three forty eight forty-eight minutes past three twelve minutes to four
6:34 six thirty four thirty-four minutes past six twenty six minutes to seven
10:57 Ten fifty seven fifty-seven minutes past ten three minutes to eleven
11:41 Eleven forty one forty-one minutes past eleven nineteen minutes to twelve
a. 11:31 b. 11:01 c. 10:37 d. 11:05
a. 5:24
b. 7:09 c. 6:54
Time 3 page 149

1. Jayne Julia Paul
2. Philip 1 minute 12 seconds Wayne 1 minute 1 second Sheila 1 minute 4 seconds
3. Mr Smith 120 minutes 2hours
Mr Yang 132 minutes 2 hours 12 minutes
Mr Brown 115 minutes 1 hour 55minutes
Mr Carter 143 minutes 2 hours 23 minutes
Mr Snape 119 minutes 1 hour 59 minutes
4. a. Mr Smith 11:30 b. Mr Yang 11:42 c. Mr Brown 11:25
d. Mr Carter 11:53 e. Mr Snape 11:29
Time 4 page 150
1.
Station Road
9:05
9:40
High Street
9:10
9:45
Old Town
9:15
9:50
Hospital
9:20
9:55
Station Road
9:25
10:00
2. 20 minute 3. 15 minutes
4.
Bus Number
Station Road
1
8:05 am
2
9:15 am
3
10:25 am
4
11:35 am
5
12:45 pm
5. 10:05
10:20
10:25
10:30
10:35
10:40
10:55
11:00
11:05
11:10
11:15
11:30
11:35
11:40
11:45
11:50
City Airport
8:40 am
9:50 am
11:00 am
12:10 pm
1:20 pm
Shape 1 page 151

1. kites f and i
2. Own pictures
239
Shape 2 page 152

1. 16cm
2. 12cm 3. 6cm 4. 8cm 5. 8cm
8. 10cm
9. 12cm 10. 12cm
Colour the same 2, 7, 9, 10 also 4, 5, and 6, 8
6. 10cm
7. 12cm
Shape 3 page 153
1. 6cm
2. Answers include rectangles 8cm by 4cm, 10cm by 2cm, 3cm by 9cm, 11cm by 1cm
240
Shape 4 page 154

3
1
2
5
6
equilateral
a
isosceles
Right-angled
e
d
b g i j
other
h c
Shape 5 page 155

a. rectangle b. triangle c. octagon d. pentagon e. hexagon f. hexagon
1. equilateral 2. hexagons 3. isosceles 4. heptagons 5. quadrilateral 6. octagons
Shape 6 page 156
triangle
j
quadrilateral
a
c g
regular
a b j
d f h k
a j
irregular
irregular
c h k
d e f gi
regular
regular
has line of symmetry

has no line symmetry
irregular
e i
c dfghk
has has 5 or more sides

has less than 5 sides
241
Shape 7 page 157

a5
b4 c1 d3 e2
Shape
f6 g9 h7 i8
Is a prism
cone
hemi sphere
cuboid
square pyramid
cylinder
triangular pyramid
triangular prism
hexagonal prism
cube
Number of
faces
2
2
6
5
3
4
5
8
6
Number of
edges
1
1
12
8
2
6
9
18
12
3. cube
4. triangular pyramid
Number of
corners
1
0
8
5
0
4
6
12
8
Shape 8 page 158

1. triangular prism
5. square pyramid
Shape 9 page 159
2. cuboid
6. cuboid
a (2,6) b (7,7) c(1,4) d(6,5) e(4,2)

Shape 10 page 160
A 8cm
B 6cm
C 20cm
f(6,3)
D 9cm
E 18cm
F 14cm
36 cm
242
Shape 11 page 161
2 28 cm
18 cm
42 cm
25 cm
243
Shape 12 page 162
1. 18 cm
3.
16 cm
2.
4.
21 cm
24 cm
An answer such as the shape below
244
Shape 13 page 163

Answers such as
4
1
245
Shape 14 page 164
Number of shape
Area in cm
Perimeter in cm
1
4
10
2
5
12
3
6
14
4
7
16
5
8
18
6
9
20
7
10
22
What is the area 15cm and perimeter 32cm

of the 12th shape?
246
Shape 15 page 165
247
Shape 16 page 166

1. diameter 5 cm
3. diameter 6cm
radius 2 2 cm
radius 3cm
2. diameter 3cm
radius
1 2 cm
4. diameter 4cm
radius 2cm
Shape 17 page 167

1. East 2. South 3. South west 4. South east 5. North 6. North west
7. North west 8. North
Shape 18 page 168
1. a. North b. windmill 2. a. South east b. hay barn
3. a. North west b. wheat field 4. 90 5. 45
Shape 19 page 169
A = 8 squares B = 9 squares C = 16 squares D = 12 squares E = 16 squares
F = 32 squares Shape F has the largest area Shape A has the smallest area
Shape 20 page 170
1.
2.
3.
Shape 21 page 171

1. 2 8 9
2. 1 3 10 11
3. 6 7
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Handling Data 1 page 172

1.
Ride
Dodgems
Big Wheel
Roller Coaster
Roundabout
a. 7 b. 12
Tally
|||| |||
|||| |||| ||
|||| |||| |||| |
|||| ||
c. 16 d. 43
Frequency
8
12
16
7
2.
Eating Place
Pizza Parlour
Burger Bar
Caf
Fish & Chip Shop
a. The Caf b. 37
Tally
|||| ||||
|||| |
|||| |||| ||
|||| ||||
c. 3
Frequency
9
6
12
10

1.
Favourite Meal
Tally
|||| |||| ||||
|||| ||||
|||| |||| |||| |
|||| |||| ||
Meal
Pizza
Burger
Roast Dinner
Fish and Chips
a. 5 b. Roast Dinner
2.
Frequency
14
9
16
12
c. 51
Own answers

1.
Favourite Food
Tally
|||| ||||
||||
|||| |||| |||
||||
Food
cake
biscuits
ice cream
pizza
1. biscuits
2. 13
3. 5
Frequency
10
4
13
5
4. 32
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Name
vegetable
tree
furniture
city
||||
||||
||||
||||
Tally
|||| |||| ||||
||||
||||
|||| ||||
Frequency
20
10
10
15
Tally
|||| |||| |||| ||||
|||| |||| ||||
|||| |||| |
||||
Frequency
24
20
16
10
Names
Vegetable
Tree
Furniture
City
1. 10
2. 15 3. vegetable
Key
= 5

Name
circle
triangle
pentagon
rectangle
||||
||||
||||
||||
Shapes
circle
triangle
pentagon
rectangle
Key
= 4 shapes
1. circle
2. 70
250

Pet
dog
cat
fish
horse
Number
14
8
3
5
of
Children
Class 4s favourite Pets
mouse
2
12
8
Number of
Children
4
9:
0
2. 5
dog
3. dog
cat
4. 5 5.
fish
mouse
horse
mouse

Class 4s favourite biscuits
16
12
Number of
Number
of
Children
Children
4
|
0
chocolate bourbon
1. chocolate
2. 5
3. 19
custard
jammy
cream
dodger
Biscuit
rich
tea
4. 40
251

1. 11
2. 5
3. 6
4. 66
5.
Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
Numbers Rolled
Tally
||||
||||
||||
||||
||||
||||
|||| |
|||
|||| ||||
|||| |
||||
|||| ||
Number of rolls
11
8
14
11
10
12

Examples such as:
36
32
28
Number 24
of fruit 20
16
sold
12
8
4
0
36
33
30
27
24
Number 21
of fruit 18
sold
15
12
9
6
3
0
apples
apples
bananas
plums
pears
bananas
plums
pears
oranges
lemons
oranges
lemons
252

Examples such as:

60
50
40
Number 30
of fruit
sold
20
10
0
apples
bananas
plums
pears
oranges
lemons

Number 60
of fruit
48
sold
36
24
12
0
apples
bananas
plums
pears
oranges
lemons
253

Class 4s Traffic Survey
40
30
Number of
NumberChildren
of
20
vehicles
10
0
9:0
1. car
car
2. 17
3.
lorry
bus
bike
van
Vehicle
There might be less vehicles on the road
multiples of 3
multiples of 4
6
12
15
42
10
30 33
21
4
8
24
36
16
20
32
28
40
17
25
35
254
multiples of 2
4 6
12
16
15
10
17
24
21
multiples of 5
42
28
36
32
5
25
35
20
30
40
33
multiples of 5
multiples of 10
2 3 4 6 8
9 12 16 17
18 21 22
24 26
28
5 15
25 35
45
10
20
30
40
50
60
34
255
multiples of 4
2 3
10
5 9
multiples of 6
15
17
21
16 20
6
12
24
28
25
18
30
36
40
60
26
22
34
12
35 38
45 50

circle
triangle
Less than 40
14 24 36 8 17
16 18 23
19
32
7 25 22
27 35
44
63
40 or more
44
57
93
odd
Between 30 and 60
Not between 30 and 60
35
93 7
17 19
57
25 63
27 23
64
82
even
32
36
52
44
14 8 82 16
22 64 18
256

blue
even
50
odd
1. 8 2. 8 3. 5 4. 5
yellow
24 8
78 40
84
20
37
13
25
54
30 36
23
12 14
19
11
22
35
5. 13

Travel by car
Use a red vehicle
Paul
Do not use a red vehicle
1. 6
2. 9
Do not travel by car

Sam
Mary
Tina Sally Toni

Pip Tom
Kay
Jake Hal
Luke
Jim Jade Cal
3. 8 4. 15

Travel by car
Use a red vehicle
Sam Jake
Tina Tom
Jim Jade
Cal
Sally Toni
Kay Pip
Hal Luke
Mary
Paul
1. 8
2. 6
3. 3
4. 2 own choice of headings

257
Number Problems 1 page 189

1. 18 2. 33 3. 34 4. 1 5. 2 6. 2 + 3 7. 1+2+3
9. 4+5 10. 1+2+3+4
11. 5+6
12. 3+4+5
8. 3+4

1. 6+7
2. 2+3+4+5
3. 7+8
4. 8+9 5. 3+4+5+6 6. 9+10
7. 2+3+4+5+6
8. 1+2=3, 2+3=5, 3+4= 7, 4+5=9, 5+6=11, 6+7=13, 7+8=15, 8+9=17
1. 43
2. 44p 3. 73
4. 375
5. 135
6. 5 weeks
7. 413
8. 114

1. 124
2. 139
3. 128
4. 119
5. 339

1. 0 2. 6 3. 2
11. 6 12. 4 13. 2
4. 2
5. 0
6. 4
7. 10
8. 4
9. 2
10. 8
Number Problem 6 page 194

1. 1
2. 15 3. 1 4. 2
10. 25 11. 9 12. 7 13. 13
5. 4
6. 6
7. 6
8. 2 9. 8

Combinations include:
1. 8+1+7 2. 8+2+6
3. 4+5+7
4. 1+6+9 5. 3+4+9
7. 1+2+7 9. 1+3+6 10. 4+5+3 11. 6+1+5 12. 9+1+2
6. 3+5+8

1.
10
20
10
30
10
20
2.
20
20
10
10
70
50
30
60
20
10
258
3.
100
30
10
40
50
4.
20
10
70
80
60
40
80
40
60
60
30
5.
375
235
225
245
175
95
205
325
215
165
75
305
d. 1+5+9
e. 2+4+9

1. Answers include:
a. 1+8+6 b. 8+2+5
2.
c. 4+5+6
f. 3+5+7

1. 32
2. 45
3. 21
4. 7
5. 10
6. 2

1. 14+5=19
2. 21-5 =16
3. 24+15
4. 124=48
5. 152=30
6. 124=3
7. 54+21=75 8. 54-21=33 9. 69-24=45 10. 642=32
11. 64+29=93 12. 264=104 13. 492=98 14. 429+6=435
259

1. 2516
2. 675
3. 875
4. 790
5.
168

1. 22
2. 101
3. 29
4. 450
5. 79
6. 12
7. 6
8. 36

1.
0
1
5
07
3
5
2. A 18cm B 24cm 3. A 20cm B 26cm
1
3
13
4.
4.
multiples of 3
not multiples of 3
9 15
25
12 30 18 36
16 22 28
odd numbers
even numbers
5. a. 12 b. 25
260

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Place, value and ordering 1

Write these numbers in words.

Place, value and ordering 2

Rounding the red number to the nearest 10.

Place, value and ordering 3

2. 20, 24, 28,

3. 57, 59, 61,

4. 35, 39, 43,

Practice counting in 50s. Fill in the missing numbers.

Practice counting in 25s. Fill in the missing numbers.

Place, value and ordering 4

2. 15, 18, 21,

Place, value and ordering 5

Are these questions true or false?

An odd number plus an even number is odd.

An even number plus an even number is even.

The sum of two odd numbers is odd.

Even plus even plus even is odd.

Odd plus odd plus odd is odd.

The numbers on both sides of odd numbers

After 1 every second number is odd.

The unit digits of even numbers are 0,2,4,6,8.

Place, value and ordering 6

This thermometer shows -3 C. C means degrees Celsius.

Place, value and ordering 7

If the thermometer drops by 4 then rises by 2, what

If the thermometer drops by 4 then drops by 3,

If the thermometer rises by 3 then rises by 5, what

If the thermometer rises by 3 then drops by 6, what

Place, value and ordering 8

Work out these calculations.

Place, value and ordering 9

Write , or = between the numbers.

Place, value and ordering 10

Place, value and ordering 11

Order each set of decimals from smallest to largest.

Copy these calculations vertically on the squares below.

Copy these calculations vertically on the squares below.

Copy these calculations vertically on the squares below.

Copy these calculations vertically on the squares below.

Copy these calculations vertically on the squares below.

Copy these calculations vertically on the squares below.

Copy these calculations vertically on the squares below.

Copy these calculations vertically on the squares below.

Work out these addition sums.

106, 97 the difference is

295, 314 the difference is

277, 318 the difference is

498, 512 the difference is

765, 412 the difference is

Copy these calculations vertically on the squares below.

Copy these calculations vertically on the squares below.

Copy these calculations vertically on the squares below.

Copy these calculations vertically on the squares below.

Here is an subtraction table with some missing

Work out these subtraction sums.

Round the price of the food to the nearest 10p.

Use the prices to answer the ice cream parlour problems.

Sue buys a lolly and a milkshake. How much does

Max has 5 to spend. He buys a sundae. How much

Tina wants to buy a cone and an orange drink. How

____ b. 409p _ c. 67p ___

37. 60_ = 10 38. 48_= 6

13. 11_ = 99 14. 8_= 24

22. 108_ = 9 23. 36_= 6

25. _9 = 108 26. _8 = 64

37. 108_ = 9 38. 56_= 8

13. 12_ = 72 14. 6_= 36