Archives for "April, 2008"

Being able to read information from a calendar may seem pretty straightforward to us, but many children do not come across these in their everyday life and hence have problems working out how to extract the information. The questions here are aimed at boosting a level 3 towards a level 4. For those children aiming [...]

This free maths worksheet also looks at a.m. and p.m.

Time is a popular theme with the test writers and they are pretty keen on testing knowledge of a.m. and p.m. and how the 24 hour clock works. These straightforward questions are of the kind found early in the test and are easy marks to pick up to ensure a Level 4. Booster maths worksheet: [...]

This is a good free maths worksheet to encourage systematic ordering of data.

We usually think of the terms convex and concave in relation to mirrors and lens. The word convex means curving out or bulging out but it can also be applied to polygons. A convex polygon is one where all the internal angles are less than 180 degrees – the type that we are most familiar [...]

This free maths worksheet concentrates on writing half kilometres as decimal fractions.

Two similar maths worksheets here which demonstrate a number of techniques that can be used to answer SAT questions. The first question asks for two numbers which add up to 140 from the selection given. The easiest approach to this is firstly to look at the units and find two which add up to 10, [...]

Time to crack on with some more Booster worksheets as the dreaded SATs are not far away.