Day Four Try these. 1


Little Ben has lost his favourite robot toy. Draw a ‘missing’ poster based on the following details:


ƒ The robot’s square head is 1 the height of its body.


3


ƒ Its two square brown eyes are 1


ƒ Its two rectangular arms are 1 of its body.


4 the size of its head. 2 the length


ƒ Its two rectangular legs are 2 of its body.


3 the length


ƒ It has a pink triangular nose and two triangular ears, which are 1 its head.


3 the height of


ƒ It is otherwise grey in colour. Compare your drawing with those of your classmates. Discuss the similarities and the differences.


2 that were absent, 1


1 3 of Ben’s classmates were absent from school last week. Of the 1


3 2 of them went to the doctor. What fraction of Ben’s class went to the doctor?


Top tip: Draw a diagram to help you visualise this puzzle.


FRONT MISSING


Answer: 3


8 9 of Ben’s classmates were at school for the Hallowe’en costume day. 1


Marks:


dressed up as their favourite superhero. If 16 pupils dressed up as their favourite superhero, how many pupils are there in Ben’s class altogether?


/2 2 of those present


Answer: Super Sleuth challenge


In pairs, list all of the fractions you can think of that are less than . You have only two minutes to complete this activity!


2 3


Total Marks: /62 I can multiply and divide fractions. | I can add and subtract fractions.


Yes Yes


No No


43


Marks: Today’s Marks:


/2 /4


Week 9 | Fractions


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