1. Topic What you use to read measurements… The subject of a useful formula… A type of line graph… A different example of numeracy… An example of literacy… Your subject is: Your letter is: Shout, “Hexagons!” when you’re done. 3 points for a unique answer. 1 point for a correct answer. Person with the most points wins. Science S Any letter

2. Topic The distance round the outside of a shape… The view from the top of an object… 3.14159… A different example of numeracy… An example of literacy… Your subject is: Your letter is: Shout, “Hexagons!” when you’re done. 3 points for a unique answer. 1 point for a correct answer. Person with the most points wins. D&T P Any letter

3. Topic A diagram used to sort information… What something is worth… When something is at right-angles to the horizon… A different example of numeracy… An example of literacy… Your subject is: Your letter is: Shout, “Hexagons!” when you’re done. 3 points for a unique answer. 1 point for a correct answer. Person with the most points wins. English V Any letter

4. Topic Having length, width and height… A type of geometric pattern… A traditional Chinese puzzle where a square is cut up into different shapes… A different example of numeracy… An example of literacy… Your subject is: Your letter is: Shout, “Hexagons!” when you’re done. 3 points for a unique answer. 1 point for a correct answer. Person with the most points wins. Art T Any letter

5. Topic Equipment that tells you the direction you are facing… A graph showing rainfall and temperature… Data that can take any value within a range… A different example of numeracy… An example of literacy… Your subject is: Your letter is: Shout, “Hexagons!” when you’re done. 3 points for a unique answer. 1 point for a correct answer. Person with the most points wins. Geography C Any letter

6. Answers Science Scale Speed Scatter graph D&T Perimeter Plan view Pi English Venn diagrams Value View Art Three-dimensional Tessellation Tangram Geography Compass Climate graph Continuous data