Posts tagged as "number"

Posted by Peter on 17th August 2011

Resource of the Week: Writing larger numbers

Writing large numbers in words is not easy but by the end of year 5 many children will be confident enough to read numbers in the millions. In the past, in the UK, a billion has been considered as a million million, but in the USA a thousand million has been thought of as a [...]

Posted by Peter on 8th February 2010

Year 5 Maths Worksheet: Square numbers (4)

This maths worksheet for Year 5 children introduces the idea of  ‘index’ for writing the square of a number. Children should understand that 42 means ’4 squared’ or 4 times 4. Often it is mistaken for 4 x 2. Remind children that ‘square numbers’ are called ‘square numbers because they can be represented in an [...]

Posted by Peter on 28th January 2010

Year 5 Maths Worksheets: Square numbers (3)

‘Maths is all about patterns!’ said my maths lecturer over 30 years ago and this worksheet on square numbers proves just how right he was. It uses a blank 10×10 square to show the pattern made when producing square numbers. It is interesting to note that the second square number (4) is made by adding [...]

Posted by Peter on 5th January 2010

Year 5 Maths Worksheet: Square Numbers (1)

This maths worksheet uses a 10×10 tables square to show the patterns involved with square numbers. All the square numbers lie diagonally from top left to bottom right. Once children have seen the pattern and worked out all the square numbers from 1 to 100 it is a good idea to encourage them to learn [...]

Posted by Peter on 30th March 2009

Year 4 Maths number worksheet: Half way between

Finding the number which lies half way between two other numbers can be easy or quite tricky, even when using fairly small numbers. When using whole tens or hundreds the questions tend to be quite straightforward, as does finding halfway between two consecutive whole numbers. Most of the questions on this number worksheet are of [...]