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Foxes Class Maths Revision

Area and Perimeter Siarad gyda partner.- What is perimeter? What is area? Listen, watch, learn. Grandewch, edrychwch, dysgwch.

How do we find the area of a triangle? There is a simple formula to help us work this out. It is ½ the base multiplied by its height. area_of_triangles_formula.ppt

What is volume? http://inteleducationresources.intel.co.uk/content/primary/maths/volume/ index.html So what is the formula we use to find the volume of a cube or cuboid? Length X Width X Height

Reading dials, jugs and scales. Check the main marks and then the smaller division in between. If you are not sure, have a try. Are the small marks going up in 1s, 2s, 10s, 20s, 50s, 100s, 200s ? Count and check:- This example is going up in 50s. So count every small Mark from 750 ml,- 750, 800, 850 and we get to 900ml. Try the next few examples coming up.

It goes up in 100s, so it is 1,600 ml. Year 6 What about this? 650 ml

1750 g 1.75kg 3200 g 3.2kg 600 g 0.6 kg

Angles Using a protractor. What is the name of a 90° angle? Right angle 2] What is the name of an angle less than 90°? Acute angle 3] What is the name of an angle which is more than 90° degrees but less than 180°? Obtuse angle 4] What is the name of an angle which is more than 180°? Reflex angle 5] How many degrees in a straight line? 180° 6] How many in a triangle? 7] How many in a circle? 360° 8] What about a quadrilateral?

Types of triangles – How many types of triangles do you know Types of triangles – How many types of triangles do you know. Can you describe them? Gyda partner, cael sgwrs. Types of triangles

Circles

Fractions Equivalent fractions Improper fractions Convert improper fractions to mixed numbers. Mixed fractions Convert mixed numbers to improper fractions.

% % Fractions, Decimals and Percentages Match the fractions to the decimals and percentages. % %