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Maths A (word problems)Tue 15 September1 / 4

Big numbers, in words　1

You can read them now; this week you write them

Name Date

Question 1 is already done for you

Write 'eighty-six million' in digits.

① 86 millions, and nothing below
② 86 | 000 | 000
③ Answer 86,000,000

Your turn from here

2Write 'two hundred forty million' in digits.

Split it into groups of three from the right.

3Read 50700000.

Extra · you may skip this

How many times bigger is a trillion than a hundred million?

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Maths A (word problems)Tue 15 September2 / 4

Big numbers, in words　2

Times ten, one tenth, and comparing

Name Date

4Multiply 300 million by 10.

5What is one tenth of 900 billion?

6Put these in order, largest first: 500 million, 80 million, 1.2 billion

Counting the digits is quickest.

Extra · you may skip this

What is the difference between 120 million and 98 million?

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Maths A (word problems)Tue 15 September3 / 4

Big numbers, in words　2

Name Date

Writing big numbers

7Write 'seven hundred and fifty million' in digits.

8Write 'one trillion two hundred billion' in digits.

9Write four billion divided by ten.

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Maths A (word problems)Tue 15 September4 / 4

Big numbers, in words　2

Name Date

Compare, and add

10Put 300 million, 290 million and 310 million in order, largest first.

11A hundred million is how many times a million?

12What is 60 million + 50 million? Give the answer in millions.

13The Earth is about 150 million km from the Sun. That is how many times 10 million km?

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Costume 1Wed 16 September1 / 4

Choose one of these two

1 basketball　2 IT — the maths is the same either way

Name Date

1 · Basketball — splitting into teams

There are 28 people in the gym. Teams of 5.

1How many teams, and how many are left over?

2With 34 people in teams of 6, how many teams and how many left?

3What should happen to the ones left over? Write what you think. There is no single right answer.

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Costume 1Wed 16 September2 / 4

Choose one of these two

Name Date

4How many people are needed to make 8 teams of 5?

548 people into 5 teams. How many in a team, and how many left over?

6There are 3 matches with 12 players in each. How many player-appearances is that altogether?

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Costume 1Wed 16 September3 / 4

Choose one of these two

Name Date

2 · IT — file sizes

1 MB is roughly 1000 KB.

1How many MB is 6000 KB?

2If a photo is 2 MB, how many fit on a 64 MB card?

3A video is 450 MB. How many fit in 1 GB (= 1000 MB), and how many MB are left?

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Costume 1Wed 16 September4 / 4

Choose one of these two

Name Date

41 GB = 1000 MB. How many MB is 3 GB?

5Four videos of 250 MB each — how many MB is that? Does it fit on a 1 GB card?

6How many 4 MB photos fit on an 8 GB card?

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Maths B (word problems)Fri 18 September1 / 4

Long division, in words　1

Guess → multiply → subtract → bring down

Name Date

Question 1 is already done for you

96 ÷ 4

Tens　9 ÷ 4 = 2 remainder 1 → write 2
4 x 2 = 8, 9 − 8 = 1, bring down the 6 → 16
Ones　16 ÷ 4 = 4 → write 4

Answer 24

Your turn from here

2Work out 252 ÷ 6.

3Work out 365 ÷ 7.

There is a remainder.

Extra · you may skip this

Write the check for question 3.

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Maths B (word problems)Fri 18 September2 / 4

Long division, in words　2

A zero in the answer, and finding the □

Name Date

4Work out 816 ÷ 8.

Watch the tens.

5Find □ in　□ x 9 = 423

6There are 130 sweets shared equally between 8 children. How many each, and how many left over?

Draw it first.

Extra · you may skip this

Find □ in　□ ÷ 6 = 45

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Maths B (word problems)Fri 18 September3 / 4

Long division, in words　2

Name Date

A little more long division

7Work out 504 ÷ 8 in long division.

8Work out 731 ÷ 5 in long division. Write the remainder too.

9Work out 900 ÷ 7 in long division. Write the remainder too.

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Maths B (word problems)Fri 18 September4 / 4

Long division, in words　2

Name Date

Finding □

10Find □ in　□ ÷ 8 = 37

11Find □ in　□ ÷ 6 = 23 remainder 4

The remainder gets added back too.

12Divide your answer to question 11 by 6 and check it.

13200 chestnuts, 9 to a bag. How many bags, and how many left over?

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Costume 2 + correctionsSun 20 September1 / 4

Choose one　+　this week's corrections

1 food　2 Pokémon

Name Date

1 · Food — sharing biscuits

92 biscuits shared equally between 8 people.

1How many each, and how many left over?

2Share the leftovers between the 8 as well — how much more each?

Think about splitting one biscuit eight ways.

396 biscuits, 8 to a box. How many boxes?

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Costume 2 + correctionsSun 20 September2 / 4

Choose one　+　this week's corrections

Name Date

2 · Pokémon — splitting experience points

96,000 experience points to share.

1Between 4, how many points each?

2Between 8, how many each? What changed from 4?

31200 experience points shared between 5. How many each?

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Costume 2 + correctionsSun 20 September3 / 4

Choose one　+　this week's corrections

Name Date

This week's corrections

4Pick one question you got wrong this week and do it again.

Solve it again — do not copy the answer across.

Classic problem — planting trees

5Flags are planted along a straight road every 5 m, from one end to the other. The road is 20 m long. How many flags?

20 ÷ 5 = 4, but 4 is not the answer. Draw it.

6Along a straight road, flags every 4 m from end to end. If the road is 24 m, how many flags?

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Costume 2 + correctionsSun 20 September4 / 4

Choose one　+　this week's corrections

Name Date

More of it — a line, and a loop

7There are 9 flags, 3 m apart from end to end. How long is the road?

8Round a circular table, stickers every 5 cm. If the edge is 60 cm all the way round, how many stickers?

9A straight road and a round table are not worked out the same way. Say in words what is different.

The important question today. Are there ends, or are there not?