Autumn Term 2

More written subtraction of 4-digit numbers.

Using bar models to help with word problems and subtraction. Children choose the most appropriate method, mental or written.

Follow the instructions carefully to reach the final answer.

Solve subtraction word problems. They should be answered by using the standard written method.

Tricky subtraction: missing digits in standard written method of subtraction.

Fill in the missing number in the written subtraction of 3-digit numbers.

Using bar models to help with measurement calculations.

Adding lengths using mixed units (metres and centimetres).

Converting kilometres to metres.

Comparing lengths using different units.

Converting metres to centimetres and vice versa.

Convert the lengths from one unit to another.

Complete the puzzles with a good knowledge of metres and kilometres.

Rounding the heights of hills and mountains to the nearest 10, 100 and 1000.

A great selection of pages on finding the perimeter of shapes, followed by some tricky perimeter questions.

Calculate the perimeter of shapes (not drawn to scale).

Find the perimeter of shapes, converting cm to mm.

Calculating the perimeter of shapes.

Once times tables are known they can be put into use by multiplying two digit multiples of 10.

More practice with multiplying by 10 or 100.

Word problems, using the skills learnt for multiplying by 10, 100 and 1,000.

Dividing a number by ten moves it once place to the right. Divide by 100 moves it two places to the right.

More dividing by ten, both with decimal and fraction answers.

Multiply a single digit by a multiple of 10.

A different and rather creepy crawly way to use the 6x table.

Fast recall of the x6 table.

The answers are given, just complete the 6x table!

Word questions on the 6 times table up to 12 x 6.

Timed practice for the six times table with the 6 as the second number.

Timed practice for the six times table with the 6 as the first number.

A look at the division table for 7.

Consolidation of 7x table.

Consolidate the 9x table.

Division practice using knowledge of the 7x and 9x tables.

Here are some problems written in words. Fairly straightforward as they require just one mathematical step to work out the answer

Click on the number that can be divided by 9 with no remainder.

Make sure the Christmas puddings are cooked for the right amount of time.

It's time for some Christmas shopping.

Help Santa work out the answers to his reindeer problems.

Straightforward word problems on the number of Christmas cards sent.

How much change would the children get if they spent these amounts on Christmas presents?

Find the product of 2-digit multiples of 10 and single digits.

Week 7 of the weekly programme looks at comparing and ordering larger numbers, rounding to the nearest 10 and learning the 9x table.

Week 8 moves on to rounding decimals to the nearest whole one, ordering decimals and further work on the 7x and 9x tables as well as some tricky doubling and halving.

In Week 9 formal written addition and subtraction are revised and we take a quick look at interpreting pictograms and graphs.

Week 10 provides plenty of work on formal written methods of addition and subtraction, a vital part of Year 4 work. There are also pages on finding fractions of units of measurement and converting measurements.

Week 11 makes good use of the 7x table and 9x table with some formal written multiplication. If those times tables have not been learnt then these pages will take quite some time to complete!

In Week 12 we take a look at time, using am and pm as well as the 24 hour clock. Once again we revisit the 7x and 9x tables and complete the term with some changer from £5 and £10.