1. W EEKLY M ATHEMATICS R EVISION A CTIVITIES T ERM 2 My name is:

2. Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Contents

3. MultiplySTART HEREAdd 48 64 95 712 37 910 85 34 58 112 47 66 Week 1- Number Facts Fill in the missing numbers in the following table.

4. 1. H OW MANY M ONTHS ARE THERE IN A YEAR ? 2. T YPE THE MONTHS OF THE YEAR IN THE CORRECT ORDER. 3. H OW MANY DAYS ARE THERE IN A NON LEAP YEAR ? 4. H OW MANY DAYS ARE THERE IN A LEAP YEAR ? 5. M ATCH THE MONTHS TO THE CORRECT SEASON : Week 2- Months of the Year Summer Autumn SpringWinter a.December January February b. March April May c. June July August d. September October November

5. Week 3- Lets look at Numbers 1. Order these numbers from smallest to largest: 463, 978, 102, 736, 987, 347, 1000, 227, 189 2. Order these numbers from largest to smallest: 463, 978, 102, 736, 987, 347, 1000, 227, 189 3. How many more do you need to add to make the answer 100? a.80+ = 100b. 70+ = 100 c.50+ = 100d. 87+ = 100 e. 75+ = 100f. 95+ = 100 3. How many do you need to take away to make the answer 10? a.100 - = 10b. 70 - = 10 c.50 - = 10d. 87 - = 10 e. 75 - = 10f. 95 - = 10

6. Week 4- 2D Shapes 1. How many sides do these shapes have? a. = b. = c. = d. = 2. Draw these shapes in your Maths book a.Square b.Polygon c.Pentagon d.Hexagon e.Heptagon 3. What is the difference between a 2D shape and a 3D shape?

7. Week 6- Number Facts Fill in the missing numbers in the following table. -START HERE+ 2911 412 318 35 164 528 710 970 54 124 99 113

8. Week 7- Doubling and Halving 1. Double the following numbers: a.5 =b. 3 = c. 10= d. 20= e. 6 =f. 12= g. 24=h. 32 = 2. Halve the following numbers: a.10= b. 8 = c.12=d. 20= e.16=f. 50= g. 100= h. 36=

9. There were 34 balloons blown up for a party and they had to blow up 25 more. How many balloons do they have? 18 people were watching the football game and 9 went inside. How many were left? We baked one tray of 14 biscuits then another tray of 18. How many biscuits altogether? Week 8- Problem Solving I bought 4 watermelons and they each cost $4.50. How much did they cost altogether? There are 6 tables in the classroom and each table has 12 pencils each. How many pencils are there in the classroom altogether?

10. a. Jesse has seven 5cent coins. If he spend 20cents, how much is left? b. How many 10c coins in $1.60? c. How many 20c coins make $3.00? d. How many 50c coins in $2.00? e. How many 20c pieces do I need to make $1.00? f. What is $3.00 shared between 3 people? g. How many $1 coins in $5.00? h. Ben has 3 50c coins and Lucy has 5 20c coins. How much do they have altogether? Week 9- Let’s look at Money How much do I have? 1. 2. 3.

11. A Dad took his children to the Royal Melbourne Show. In the morning he made 4 sandwiches. At lunch time he gave each of his 4 children 1 sandwich. Answer these questions a.Did each of the 4 children get a fair share b. How many sandwiches did they each get? The Dad also packed 8 little cakes: c. Did each of the 4 children get a fair share? d. How many cakes did they each get? The Dad also had 7 lollies in the picnic basket: e. Did each of the 4 children get a fair share? f. How many lollies did they each get? Week 10- Word Problems

12. WeekMy Score Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5CAMP Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 At the end of the term you are to complete the below graph based on your terms results. My Results