MATHS
22/06/2020 Week 10
MATHS TASKS - Ideas and resources
MONDAY
General skills practice: Recap number bonds to 10 by playing this game. Put pieces of pipe together that equal 10 and then turn the wheel. Next, with the help of an adult, look in your kitchen cupboards or in the garden shed etc. and select some different containers, e.g. different sized cups, jugs, bowls, pots or buckets, etc. Ask your child to predict which will hold the most/least water. Pour cups of water to see which holds the most/least. For objects that are similar in size, predict how much water it will hold. Watch the PowerPoint about measuring in ml and then use a measuring jug to read the capacity of your various containers.
Resources:
- Measuring in ml PowerPoint
Focused tasks:
BBC Bitesize Lesson Focus: Day 1: Counting to 100
Or
Hamilton Trust Year 1 Maths Week 10 Day 1: Doubles
TUESDAY
General skills practice: Watch the video for ideas about transport. Use the Make a Vehicle template, cut out the 2D shapes and find different ways to put them together to create the vehicle. Be as creative and imaginative as you want. Why not colour them in and decorate them afterwards.
Resources:
- Make a vehicle
Focused tasks:
BBC Bitesize Lesson Focus: Day 2: Partition tens and ones
Or
Hamilton Trust Year 1 Maths Week 10 Day 2: Halves
WEDNESDAY
General skills practice: Watch the Comparing Weight PowerPoint. Ask your child to select a book. Can they find 3 items which are heavier and lighter than the book? Choose another object and do the same again - find an object heavier and lighter. Repeat using other items around the home. Record the objects on the sheet Comparing Weight (differentiated). Use the sheet most suitable for your child.)
Resources:
- Comparing Weight differentiated.
Focused tasks:
BBC Bitesize Lesson Focus: Day 3: Comparing objects to 100
Or
Hamilton Trust Year 1 Maths Week 10 Day 3: Halves (day 2)
THURSDAY
General skills practice: Watch the video about temperature and using thermometers. Work with your child to measure the temperature of each room in your home using a thermometer (you can download a free one on most phones). Compare which room is the hottest/coldest? Discuss why this might be? Repeat the activity at a different time of the day. Does the temperature change? Why? Have some fun cutting and sticking Temperature Sorting Activity. Ask your child to separate the objects into the sections depending on how hot and cold they are.
Resources:
- Temperature Sorting Activity
Focused tasks:
BBC Bitesize Lesson Focus: Day 4: Comparing numbers to 100
Or
Hamilton Trust Year 1 Maths Week 10 Day 4: Find a difference
FRIDAY
General skills practice: Today’s reading task asked your child to create a tally chart of different types of transport. Why not make a tally of what you see pass near your home. How many people, cars, bikes, lorries, vans, buses, coaches, prams, or even Segways can you count pass by? Record these in a list and tally them up. Challenge your child to use the information to create a simple bar chart. (Bar chart template). You may want to attempt a pictogram using the same template, but use a simple drawing to represent each unit instead of solid colour. Alternatively, for a further challenge you may want to challenge your child to complete the Tally and bar chart with questions. This has some simple questions to answer afterwards to compare the results. Good luck!
Resources:
- Tally Chart
- Bar chart template
- Tally and bar chart with questions
Focused tasks:
BBC Bitesize Lesson Focus: Day 5: Challenge of the week
Or
Hamilton Trust Year 1 Maths Week 10 Day 5: Find a difference (day 2)
Maths games on-line
- Shape Monster (To practise the name of 2D shapes)
- Shapes in Space (To identify the properties of 2D shapes)
- Tally Chart game (To answer questions based on a tally chart)
- Geoboard (To make geometric 3D shapes using the virtual elastic bands)
- Pattern shapes (To use 2D shapes to make pictures)
- Paint the squares (To paint the squares when counting in multiples of 2s, 5s and 10s etc.
- Double and Half (To practise doubles and halves of numbers to 10 and beyond)
- Maths Fishing (To recall and use all doubles of numbers to 10)