Target Your Maths Year 4 Practice Workbook - Compressed

TARGET YOUR
MATHS
Year 4
Practice Workbook
Elmwood Education
First published 2018 by
Elmwood Education
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Printed and bound in Great Britain by TJ International Ltd. Padstow
PREFACE
Target your Maths Year 4 Practice Workbook has been written to accompany Target your Maths Year 4
Text Book. The Practice Workbook is intended to provide pupils with the material to consolidate their
learning, whether used in the classroom or at home.
The structure of the Practice Workbook matches that of Appendix III found in Target your Maths Year
4 Answer Book. In Appendix III the Year 4 Programme of Study is organised into twelve termly blocks.
In Appendix IV overleaf each page of the Practice Workbook is matched with the corresponding block
and page(s) of Target your Maths Year 4 Text Book.
Whereas each lesson in Target your Maths Year 4 is pitched at three different ability levels, the Practice
Workbook is based solely upon the requirements of Year 4 pupils, the ability level covered by Section B
of Target your Maths.
The author is indebted to many colleagues who have assisted him in this work. He is particularly
grateful to Sharon Granville and Davina Tunkel for their invaluable assistance and advice.
Stephen Pearce
APPENDIX IV
The references are for the blocks found in Appendix III of the Target your Maths Year 4 Answer Book
and the page numbers in the Target your Maths Year 4 Text Book.
TERM 1 BLOCK PAGE(S)

1 Numbers 1 2–3
2 Place Value 1 4
3 Mental 1/2 of Multiples of 10, 100, 1000 2 16
4 Written Method 1 3 22
5 Written Method 2 3 24
6 Multiplication Facts for 6 3 33
7 Equivalent Fractions 4 64
8 Reading Clocks 5 104–105
9 12-hour/24-hour Clocks 5 104–106
10 Two-dimensional Shapes 6 110–111
12 Written Method 3/4 1 7 48, 50
13 Decimal Fractions 8 73
14 Metric Units 1 8 82–84
15 Bar Charts – Presenting Data 9 124–125
17 Multiplying Multiples of 10/100 10 40
18 Word Problems (3/4 Facts) 10 55
19 Area and Perimeter 1 11 92–95
20 Comparing Angles 12 118

21 Counting 1 7
22 Rounding 1 10
23 Using 1/2 Facts 2 15
25 Multiplication Facts Review 1 3 36
28 Decimals – Money and Measures 4 76–77
29 Metric Units 2 5 85–87
30 Triangles and Quadrilaterals 6 112–113
31 Describing Positions 6 120
33 Area and Perimeter 2 8 97
34 Continuous Data 1 9 132–133
35 Using Tables 9 136–137
36 Fractions of Amounts 10 68
37 Counting in Fractions/Decimals 10 78
38 Measures Problems 1 11 90
39 Money Problems – Mental Methods 11 102
40 Word Problems 12 60

41 Roman Numerals 1 12–13
42 Mental 1/2 of Two 2-digit Numbers 2 20
43 Multiplication Facts Review 2 3 39
44 Using Partitioning to Multiply 3 43
45 1/2 of Fractions 4 71
46 Ordering/Rounding Decimals 4 79–80
47 Measures Problems 2 5 91
48 Measures – Mental Calculations 5 98
49 Symmetry 6 117
50 Plotting Co-ordinates 6 121
51 Translations 6 123
52 Written Method 1/2 2 7 27
53 Written Method 3/4 3 8 54
54 Units of Time 9 107
55 Time Problems 9 109
56 Interpreting Bar Charts 10 130–131
57 Continuous Data 2 10 134–135
58 Find the Numbers 11 63
59 Fractions of Quantities 11 69
60 Number Review 12 138
61 Calculations Review 12 139
62 Fractions Review 12 140
63 Measures Review 12 141
64 Geometry Review 12 142
65 Mental Review 12 143
Year 4
CONTENTS
TERM 1 33 Area and Perimeter 2
1 Numbers 34 Continuous Data 1
2 Place Value 35 Using Tables
3 Mental 1/2 of Multiples of 10, 100, 1000 36 Fractions of Amounts
4 Written Method 1 37 Counting in Fractions/Decimals
5 Written Method 2 38 Measures Problems 1
6 Multiplication Facts For 6 39 Money Problems – Mental Methods
7 Equivalent Fractions 40 Word Problems
8 Reading Clocks
TERM 3
9 12-hour/24-hour Clocks
41 Roman Numerals
10 Two-dimensional Shapes
42 Mental 1/2 of Two 2-digit Numbers
11 Multiplication Facts For 7
43 Multiplication Facts Review 2
12 Written Method 3/4 1
44 Using Partitioning to Multiply
13 Decimal Fractions
45 1/2 of Fractions
14 Metric Units 1
46 Ordering/Rounding Decimals
15 Bar Charts – Presenting Data
47 Measures Problems 2
16 Multiplication Facts For 9
48 Measures – Mental Calculations
17 Multiplying Multiples of 10/100
49 Symmetry
18 Word Problems (3/4 Facts)
50 Plotting Co-ordinates
19 Area and Perimeter 1
51 Translations
20 Comparing Angles
52 Written Method 1/2 2
TERM 2 53 Written Method 3/4 3
21 Counting 54 Units of Time
22 Rounding 55 Time Problems
23 Using 1/2 Facts 56 Interpreting Bar Charts
24 Written Method 1/2 1 57 Continuous Data 2
25 Multiplication Facts Review 1 58 Find the Numbers
26 Multiplication Facts For 11 59 Fractions of Quantities
27 Written Method 3/4 2 60 Number Review
28 Decimals – Money and Measures 61 Calculations Review
29 Metric Units 2 62 Fractions Review
30 Triangles and Quadrilaterals 63 Measures Review
31 Describing Positions 64 Geometry Review
32 Multiplication Facts For 12 65 Mental Review
Sheet 1 NUMBERS 1
Write these numbers in figures.
1 three hundred and ninety-five
2 four thousand one hundred and forty-two
3 nine hundred and thirty-seven
4 two thousand five hundred and ten
5 one thousand and sixty-eight
6 six thousand seven hundred and four
7 five thousand eight hundred and seventy-one
8 three thousand three hundred and twenty-six
9 seven thousand and eighty-three
10 nine thousand two hundred and nine
Write these numbers in words. Take care with the spelling.
11 1524
12 961
13 7108
14 9235
15 5073
16 2849
17 8300
18 6417
19 3002
20 9036
Sheet 2 PLACE VALUE 2
The value of a digit depends upon its place in the number.
Example 5439 5 5000 1 400 1 30 1 9
Write the value of the underlined digit.
1 1783 6 6164 11 9432
2 5297 7 8925 12 5817
3 2638 8 3746 13 4985
4 9041 9 7609 14 8269
5 4512 10 1353 15 2578
Work out
16 7254 1 60 21 8406 2 600
17 3847 2 3000 22 1971 1 70
18 6763 1 800 23 5018 2 2000
19 9329 2 90 24 4692 1 400
20 2135 1 5000 25 7565 2 80
Write down what needs to be added or subtracted to change:
26 3348 to 2948 31 1675 to 6675
27 9452 to 9472 32 4281 to 3581
28 8194 to 2194 33 7952 to 8032
29 5737 to 5687 34 5368 to 9368
30 8826 to 9726 35 2073 to 9973

Sheet 3 MENTAL 1/2 OF MULTIPLES OF 10, 100, 1000 3
Write the missing number in the box.
1 3154 1 70 5 19 5139 2 800 5
2 5827 1 600 5 20 7570 2 2000 5
3 2403 1 3000 5 21 1625 2 90 5
4 1 50 5 1932 22 2 700 5 3943
5 1 900 5 7680 23 2 5000 5 2218
6 1 4000 5 4218 24 2 60 5 4872
7 1646 1 150 5 25 2435 2 1400 5
8 5810 1 3200 5 26 3901 2 3500 5
9 7257 1 420 5 27 2394 2 2100 5
10 1 1700 5 8361 28 2 2800 5 5166
11 1 520 5 3199 29 2 4300 5 1280
12 1 2300 5 6732 30 2 6400 5 957
13 5192 1 206 5 31 6775 2 1009 5
14 4503 1 1004 5 32 4612 2 205 5
15 1965 1 350 5 33 9443 2 4070 5
16 1 602 5 2487 34 2 5002 5 4326
17 1 2005 5 4825 35 2 308 5 2198
18 1 3030 5 6394 36 2 2040 5 3874

Sheet 4 WRITTEN METHOD FOR ADDITION 4
Examples 1 6 8 5 5 2 9 3
1 4 3 9 11 8 4 7
2 1 2 4 7 1 4 0
1 1 1 1 1 1
Remember to add the carried figure.
Work out
1 4 9 3 5 7 3 5 7 3 13 1 8 6 4
1 5 4 8 12 4 4 8 11 2 3 9
2 7 2 6 7 8 5 7 4 9 14 3 6 9 6
1 8 5 3 13 9 7 6 11 7 8 6
3 1 6 8 9 9 2 8 8 6 15 4 5 8 5
1 7 0 4 11 3 9 4 12 9 6 5
4 5 8 4 6 10 6 4 6 5 16 5 9 7 8
1 1 5 9 12 2 3 6 12 7 8 5
5 3 1 7 4 11 4 3 9 8 17 2 8 3 7
1 6 5 8 13 7 3 4 12 8 6 5
6 6 0 5 8 12 7 6 7 7 18 6 4 5 9
1 9 7 7 11 8 2 6 11 6 8 2
Sheet 5 WRITTEN METHOD FOR SUBTRACTION 5
2 13 1 6 11 14 1
Examples 3 4 6 9 7 2 5 0
21 9 7 4 24 6 8 3
1 4 9 5 2 5 6 7
Work out
1 4 3 7 0 7 3 2 6 5 13 8 4 2 1
2 1 5 2 4 2 2 6 1 7 2 2 3 8 8
2 6 4 2 9 8 5 5 4 0 14 9 5 3 6
2 4 8 5 5 2 4 1 6 5 2 5 9 6 5
3 9 6 1 3 9 7 3 1 7 15 3 4 5 7
2 2 4 6 8 2 3 3 5 4 2 1 9 5 9
4 7 0 8 2 10 9 1 9 3 16 6 8 1 4
2 6 1 7 9 2 6 3 8 4 2 2 1 4 6
5 5 1 4 5 11 4 9 2 2 17 7 0 7 0
2 3 9 5 0 2 2 3 4 7 2 5 8 3 2
6 8 7 3 6 12 6 8 3 8 18 5 3 4 9
2 4 1 9 7 2 5 8 7 6 2 2 4 4 6
Sheet 6 MULTIPLICATION FACTS FOR 6 6
1 7365 5 4365 9 11 3 6 5
2 2365 6 12 3 6 5 10 6365
3 5365 7 0365 11 9365
4 10 3 6 5 8 8365 12 3365
13 24 4 6 5 17 48 4 6 5 21 18 4 6 5
14 6465 18 12 4 6 5 22 72 4 6 5
15 42 4 6 5 19 60 4 6 5 23 30 4 6 5
16 66 4 6 5 20 36 4 6 5 24 54 4 6 5
25 3 6 5 60 29 3 6 5 30 33 3 6 5 72
26 3 6 5 36 30 3 6 5 12 34 3650
27 3 6 5 18 31 3 6 5 48 35 3 6 5 42
28 3 6 5 54 32 3 6 5 66 36 3 6 5 24
37 4654 41 4 6 5 11 45 4655
38 4659 42 4653 46 4651
39 4652 43 4657 47 4 6 5 12
40 4656 44 4 6 5 10 48 4658
Sheet 7 EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS 7
Colour in the diagrams to show each pair of equivalent fractions.

Write the missing fraction.
1 5
1 2
3
2 4
2 6
1 1
3 2
3 7
5 1
6 4
4 8
3 4
4 5
whole half whole
half third half
quarter sixth fifth
eighth twelfth tenth
Use the fraction charts to complete the equivalent fractions.
9
1  5 ___
 __     1 5 ___
11  __      1 5 ___
13  __      2 5 ___
15  __     
6 12 4 12 2 10 3 9
2 5 ___
10  __      2 5 ___
12  __      3 5 ___
14  __      4 5 ___
16  __     
5 10 3 6 4 8 5 10
Sheet 8 READING CLOCKS 8
For each of the times: For each of the times:

a) draw the hands on the clock face a) draw the hands on the clock face
b) write the time in 12-hour clock time. b) write the time in 24-hour clock time.
1. 17 minutes past 4 (afternoon) 7. 9 minutes past 6 (morning)
2. 17 minutes to 4 (night) 8. 14 minutes past 12 (lunchtime)
3. 1 minute past 10 (night) 9. 3 minutes to 3 (night)
4. 25 minutes past 10 (morning) 10. 27 minutes to 7 (evening)
5. 8 minutes to 2 (afternoon) 11. 21 minutes past 8 (morning)
6. 22 minutes to 1 (night) 12. 19 minutes to 12 (night)
Work out
1 4 7 10
11 12 1 11 12 1 11 12 1 11 12 1
10 2 10 2 10 2 10 2
9 3 9 3 9 3 9 3
8 4 8 4 8 4 8 4
7 6 5 7 5 7 5 7 5
6 6 6
4:17 pm
2 5 8 11
11 12 1 11 12 1 11 12 1 11 12 1
10 2 10 2 10 2 10 2
9 3 9 3 9 3 9 3
8 4 8 4 8 4 8 4
7 6 5 7 6 5 7 6 5 7 6 5
3 6 9 12
11 12 1 11 12 1 11 12 1 11 12 1
10 2 10 2 10 2 10 2
9 3 9 3 9 3 9 3
8 4 8 4 8 4 8 4
7 6 5 7 6 5 7 6 5 7 6 5
Sheet 9 12-HOUR AND 24-HOUR CLOCKS 9
Complete the table.

No. Time in Words 12-Hour Clock 24-Hour Clock
1 25 minutes to 10 9:35 am
2 10:05 pm
3 4: 52 am
4 1:10 pm
5 11:41 am
6 2:23 pm
7 05:08
8 20:57
9 01:34
10 12:12
11 15:46
12 07:29
For each of the above times work out how many minutes there are to the next hour.
1 25 5 9
2 6 10
3 7 11
4 8 12
Sheet 10 TWO-DIMENSIONAL SHAPES 10
The shapes are:

A B C D
E F G H
I J K L
Write down the letter to identify the shape.
1 Which of the shapes are triangles?
2 Which of the triangles are isosceles?
3 Which of the shapes are quadrilaterals?
4 Which of the quadrilaterals have equal opposite sides?
5 Which of the shapes have more than 4 sides?
6 Which of the shapes are regular?
7 Which of the shapes are irregular?
8 Which of the shapes have 2 or more pairs of parallel lines?
9 Which of the shapes have 2 or more right angles?
10 Which of the shapes have 2 or more obtuse angles?
11 Which of the shapes have 2 or more acute angles?
12 Which of the shapes are not symmetrical?

1 5375 5 7375 9 2375
2 8375 6 3375 10 11 3 7 5
3 1375 7 10 3 7 5 11 6375
4 12 3 7 5 8 4375 12 9375
13 28 4 7 5 17 63 4 7 5 21 84 4 7 5
14 70 4 7 5 18 42 4 7 5 22 21 4 7 5
15 14 4 7 5 19 77 4 7 5 23 56 4 7 5
16 49 4 7 5 20 0475 24 35 4 7 5
25 3 7 5 42 29 3 7 5 14 33 3 7 5 28
26 3 7 5 77 30 3 7 5 56 34 3 7 5 70
27 3 7 5 21 31 3 7 5 35 35 3757
28 3 7 5 63 32 3 7 5 84 36 3 7 5 49
37 4757 41 4756 45 4755
38 4754 42 4 7 5 11 46 4752
39 4750 43 4758 47 4759
40 4 7 5 10 44 4753 48 4 7 5 12
Sheet 12 WRITTEN METHOD 3/4 1 12
Examples 4 8 3 270 4 6
3 7 45
______
3 3 8 1 )
62 730 
5 2
Work out
1 2 7 4 4 7 4 8 7 3 7 6
3 8 3 4 3 6
2 8 0 6 5 3 6 5 8 1 5 8
3 3 3 7 3 8
3 5 2 9 6 6 8 7 9 2 4 9
3 6 3 5 3 7
Work out
10 102 4 6 5 13 156 4 2 5 16 210 4 6 5
______ ______ ______

)1 0 2 
6 )1 5 6 
2 )2 1 0 
6
11 140 4 4 5 14 182 4 7 5 17 136 4 8 5
______ ______ ______

)1 4 0 
4 )1 8 2 
7 )1 3 6 
8
12 192 4 8 5 15 145 4 5 5 18 237 4 3 5
______ ______ ______

)1 9 2 
8 )1 4 5 
5 )2 3 7 
3
Sheet 13 DECIMAL FRACTIONS 13
Write the decimal fraction shown by each arrow in the box.
1 2
0 1 0.1 0.2
Write as a decimal.
3
2  
 ___ 7
74  
 ____ 3
11  __ 
10 100 4
4
58  
 ____ 8
1 
 __ 6
12  ____ 
100 4 100
5
1 
 __ 9
20  
 ____ 5
13  ___ 
2 100 10
6
1  
 ____ 9
10  ___ 
32
14  ____ 
100 10 100
Write as fractions.
15 0·95 19 0·82 23 0·25
16 0·04 20 0·1 24 0·53
17 0·37 21 0·75 25 0·6
18 0·5 22 0·09 26 0·41
Give the value of the underlined decimal.
27 0·34 31 0·62 35 0·83
28 0·02 32 0·98 36 0·4
29 0·57 33 0·05 37 0·76
30 0·8 34 0·21 38 0·19

Sheet 14 METRIC UNITS 1 14
1 40 mm 5 cm 21 3·2 cm 5 mm
2 115 mm 5 cm 22 0·6 cm 5 mm
3 3 mm 5 cm 23 12·0 cm 5 mm
4 79 mm 5 cm 24 5·0 cm 5 mm
5 1010 cm 5 m 25 20·0 m 5 cm
6 540 cm 5 m 26 0·2 m 5 cm
7 200 cm 5 m 27 3·0 m 5 cm
8 70 cm 5 m 28 8·5 m 5 cm
9 3600 m 5 km 29 4·0 km 5 m
10 200 m 5 km 30 1·3 km 5 m
11 5800 m 5 km 31 0·7 km 5 m
12 9000 m 5 km 32 6·4 km 5 m
13 1300 g 5 kg 33 2·6 kg 5 g
14 900 g 5 kg 34 9·8 kg 5 g
15 4700 g 5 kg 35 0·5 kg 5 g
16 8000 g 5 kg 36 3·0 kg 5 g
17 2500 ml 5 litres 37 5·2 litres 5 ml

Sheet 15 BAR CHARTS – PRESENTING DATA 15
1 These are the ages of the Use the grid to draw a vertical bar chart labelled in
children in the Junior twos to show the information.
Section of a Tennis Club.
Age Number of
children
7 6
Number of children
8 9
9 12
10 14
11 17
12 15
Age
2 This table shows the number of Use the grid to draw a horizontal bar chart
students studying different labelled in tens to show the information.
languages at a Language School. Remember to label the axes.
Language Number of
students
Arabic 60
Chinese 95
French 35
German 85
Hindi 40
Spanish 70
1 4395 5 6395 9 3395
2 11 3 9 5 6 0395 10 7395
3 2395 7 10 3 9 5 11 5395
4 9395 8 8395 12 12 3 9 5
13 90 4 9 5 17 9495 21 36 4 9 5
14 27 4 9 5 18 45 4 9 5 22 18 4 9 5
15 54 4 9 5 19 108 4 9 5 23 81 4 9 5
16 72 4 9 5 20 63 4 9 5 24 99 4 9 5
25 3 9 5 63 29 3 9 5 81 33 3 9 5 54
26 3 9 5 45 30 3 9 5 36 34 3 9 5 27
27 3950 31 3 9 5 90 35 3 9 5 99
28 3 9 5 108 32 3 9 5 18 36 3 9 5 72
37 4 9 5 10 41 4 9 5 11 45 4952
38 4953 42 4956 46 4957
39 4958 43 4951 47 4954
40 4955 44 4959 48 4 9 5 12
Sheet 17 MULTIPLYING MULTIPLES OF 10/100 17
Work out
1 90 3 3 11 150 4 5
2 700 3 6 12 6300 4 7
3 80 3 20 13 3600 4 6
4 60 3 8 14 180 4 2
5 5 3 70 15 2700 4 9
6 8 3 400 16 2400 4 30
7 30 3 60 17 490 4 70
8 4 3 90 18 4000 4 80
9 6 3 500 19 240 4 40
10 90 3 80 20 8100 4 90
Write the answer in the box.
21 3 2 5 1200 31 4 3 5 70
22 3 7 5 560 32 4 6 5 800
23 3 30 5 150 33 4 8 5 400
24 3 6 5 540 34 4 4 5 90
25 3 9 5 6300 35 4 2 5 700
26 3 50 5 450 36 4 70 5 6
27 3 8 5 6400 37 4 50 5 90
28 3 4 5 200 38 4 80 5 70
29 3 90 5 540 39 4 60 5 5
30 3 7 5 280 40 4 90 5 80
Sheet 18 WORD PROBLEMS (3/4 Facts) 18
Fill in the boxes.
1 Sophie is 12. Her grandmother is seven times older.
Sophie’s grandmother is .
2 One tenth of 800 is .
3 There are nine stacks of 6 chairs. There are chairs.
4 multiplied by 7 gives an answer of 280.
5 Four hours is minutes.
6 multiplied by itself is 81.
7 Twenty £50 notes is £ .
8 Eighty tea bags weigh 240 g. One tea bag weighs g.
9 Eleven footballers are needed for one team.
footballers are needed for twelve teams.
10 There are 280 children in a school. One quarter are in Year 3.

Year 3 has children.
11 Each packet holds eight apples. There are apples in nine packets.
12 Each box holds twelve pencils. There are 60 pencils in boxes.
13 Six weeks is days.
14 121 is multiplied by .
15 One can weighs 400 g. Eight cans weigh g.
16 One quarter of a 2 litre can of paint is used. ml is left.

Sheet 19 AREA AND PERIMETER 1 19
1 Measure the length and width of the rectangle to the nearest millimetre.
Fill in the missing lengths to work out the perimeter.
Length cm 3 2 5 cm
Width cm 3 2 5 cm
Perimeter 5 cm
For each of these shapes find the area and the perimeter.
2 3 4
Area cm2 Area cm2 Area cm2
Perimeter cm Perimeter cm Perimeter cm
5 Draw a rectangle with a perimeter of 6 Draw a rectangle with an area of

20 cm. Work out the area. 20 cm2. Work out the perimeter.
Area cm2 Perimeter cm

Sheet 20 COMPARING ANGLES 20
Write the angles in each group in order, smallest first.
1 A 2
F
E
B C D
Order Order
3 4
G J K
H
I
M L
Order Order
5 6 S
R
O
Q T
N P
Order Order
7 Write acute, obtuse or right angle for each of the above angles.
A H O
B I P
C J Q
D K R
E L S
F M T
G N
Sheet 21 COUNTING 21
Write down the number you reach if you count on:
1 six steps of 2 from 12 7 six steps of 9 from 18
2 five steps of 5 from 45 8 seven steps of 6 from 12
3 seven steps of 8 from 16 9 nine steps of 5 from 70
4 nine steps of 4 from 20 10 eight steps of 4 from 100
5 four steps of 3 from 15 11 seven steps of 2 from 28
6 eight steps of 7 from 0 12 nine steps of 3 from 18
Write down the number you reach if you count on:
13 70 from 1240 18 90 from 2364
14 500 from 3820 19 600 from 1438
15 3000 from 6190 20 5000 from 607
16 four 50s from 8500 21 seven 50s from 5905
17 six 25s from 1750 22 eight 25s from 7550
Write down the number you reach.
23 Count back 3 from 0. 28 Count on 7 from 21.
24 Count on 4 from 23. 29 Count back 9 from 5.
26 Count on 8 from 24. 31 Count back 3 from 2.

Sheet 22 ROUNDING 22
To round to the nearest 10 look at the units column.

To round to the nearest 100 look at the tens column.
To round to the nearest 1000 look at the hundreds column.
If the number is less than 5, round down.
If the number is 5 or greater than 5, round up.
Round these numbers to the nearest

10 100 1000
1 1723 11 3472 21 1329
2 2438 12 1645 22 4542
3 5395 13 7318 23 3675
4 8671 14 4251 24 5138
5 3827 15 6936 25 2881
6 4069 16 2164 26 6254
7 6504 17 8583 27 8906
8 2182 168 6727 28 7590
9 7946 169 3859 29 2417
10 9215 260 7992 30 6763
Approximate by rounding to the nearest 10.
31 476 1 283 1 5
32 917 2 365 2 5
33 762 1 539 1 5
34 1528 2 671 2 5
35 74 3 3 335
36 59 3 8 385
Sheet 23 USING ADDITION/SUBTRACTION FACTS 23
1 50 1 80 5 19 190 2 50 5
2 30 1 90 5 20 120 2 60 5
3 90 1 80 5 21 150 2 70 5
4 40 1 5 110 22 200 2 5 130
5 90 1 5 180 23 140 2 5 70
6 80 1 5 140 24 130 2 5 90
7 800 1 800 5 25 1800 2 1300 5
8 700 1 500 5 26 1100 2 500 5
9 300 1 800 5 27 2000 2 800 5
10 900 1 5 1500 28 1600 2 5 700
11 600 1 5 1300 29 1700 2 5 300
12 500 1 5 1400 30 1200 2 5 400
13 100 2 28 5 31 43 1 5 100
14 100 2 54 5 32 92 1 5 100
15 100 2 7 5 33 35 1 5 100
16 100 2 5 61 34 1 84 5 100
17 100 2 5 15 35 1 29 5 100
18 100 2 5 76 36 1 51 5 100
Sheet 24 WRITTEN METHOD FOR 1/2 1 24
8 10 13 1
Examples 4 7 5 9 9 1 4 7
13 3 8 6 22 8 5 9
8 1 4 5 6 2 8 8
1 1 1
Work out
1 5 6 9 5 7 3 4 7 8 13 2 5 8 4
11 8 6 7 11 8 7 4 11 5 6 9
2 2 9 4 7 8 5 7 5 9 14 3 9 7 6
12 2 6 8 13 4 9 7 12 5 3 7
3 4 3 8 6 9 6 8 6 3 15 4 2 9 8
13 6 5 9 12 1 4 8 12 7 0 9
4 8 1 4 8 10 9 0 6 2 16 6 9 2 5
25 7 9 5 24 5 3 5 23 7 9 6
5 4 7 5 0 11 5 4 3 8 17 8 3 4 1
22 3 8 2 21 7 8 4 22 5 0 8
6 7 2 9 3 12 3 5 7 0 18 9 5 1 7
21 6 2 4 22 1 9 7 24 9 3 2
Sheet 25 MULTIPLICATION FACTS REVIEW 1 25
1 7355 4 3 5 5 55 7 4558
2 1345 5 3 4 5 36 8 4 4 5 12
3 6 3 10 5 6 3 10 5 100 9 4 10 5 5
10 8325 13 3 2 5 24 16 4257
11 4385 14 3 8 5 56 17 4859
12 11 3 3 5 15 3350 18 4356
19 4365 22 3 6 5 42 25 4655
20 9365 23 3 6 5 18 26 4658
21 2365 24 3 6 5 72 27 4656
28 6375 31 3 7 5 35 34 4754
29 3375 32 3 7 5 49 35 4 7 5 12
30 8375 33 3 7 5 77 36 4759
37 5395 40 3 9 5 36 43 4 9 5 10
38 7395 41 3 9 5 54 44 4953
39 9395 42 3 9 5 108 45 4958

1 5 3 11 5 5 1 3 11 5 9 7 3 11 5
2 10 3 11 5 6 9 3 11 5 10 2 3 11 5
3 3 3 11 5 7 4 3 11 5 11 11 3 11 5
4 8 3 11 5 8 12 3 11 5 12 6 3 11 5
13 99 4 11 5 17 22 4 11 5 21 33 4 11 5
14 11 4 11 5 18 55 4 11 5 22 88 4 11 5
15 66 4 11 5 19 110 4 11 5 23 132 4 11 5
16 121 4 11 5 20 77 4 11 5 24 44 4 11 5
25 3 11 5 22 29 3 11 5 121 33 3 11 5 0
26 3 11 5 77 30 3 11 5 66 34 3 11 5 110
27 3 11 5 132 31 3 11 5 33 35 3 11 5 55
28 3 11 5 44 32 3 11 5 88 36 3 11 5 99
37 4 11 5 3 41 4 11 5 7 45 4 11 5 4
38 4 11 5 10 42 4 11 5 2 46 4 11 5 11
39 4 11 5 8 43 4 11 5 5 47 4 11 5 1
40 4 11 5 6 44 4 11 5 12 48 4 11 5 9
Examples 6 2 9 26
______
3 9 )
1 842 
7
5 6 6 1
2 8
Work out
1 5 4 8 5 9 7 4 9 2 8 7
3 7 3 5 3 6
2 7 9 4 6 5 2 9 10 8 4 6
3 6 3 8 3 9
3 6 5 7 7 7 9 6 11 9 7 5
3 2 3 7 3 3
4 3 7 5 8 4 6 5 12 4 6 7
3 9 3 4 3 8
13 ______ 17 ______ 21 ______

)2 2 5 
9 )2 1 6 
6 )2 6 6 
7
14 ______ 18 ______ 22 ______

)1 1 9 
7 )2 3 2 
4 )1 9 5 
3
15 ______ 19 ______ 23 ______

)1 8 0 
5 )4 2 3 
9 )2 8 8 
8
16 ______ 20 ______ 24 ______

)1 5 2 
8 )1 3 8 
2 )2 9 4 
6
Sheet 28 DECIMAL – MONEY AND MEASURES 28
Change to pounds. Change to centimetres. Change to metres.
1 73p £0·73 7 62 mm 13 338 cm
2 126p 8 9 mm 14 970 cm
3 41p 9 104 mm 15 6 cm
4 590p 10 7 mm 16 2451 cm
5 1805p 11 293 mm 17 19 cm
6 8p 12 15 mm 18 702 cm
Write the measurement shown by each arrow.
19 20
kg kg m m
0 1 0 1
kg m
Write the value of the underlined figure.
21 £4·28 8p 27 £0·94 33 £9·57
22 £0·53 28 £52·71 34 £4·23
23 £6·80 29 £8·36 35 £31·99
24 13·09 m 30 5·87 kg 36 7·61 km
25 1·65 m 31 0·48 kg 37 26·05 km
26 47·17 m 32 13·02 kg 38 3·84 km
Give the next four terms in each sequence.
39 £0·95, £0·96, £0·97, £0·98
40 0·02 m, 0·04 m, 0·06 m, 0·08 m

Sheet 29 METRIC UNITS 2 29
1 2·0 cm 5 mm 21 51 mm 5 cm
2 0·9 cm 5 mm 22 10 mm 5 cm
3 7·5 cm 5 mm 23 6 mm 5 cm
4 3·8 cm 5 mm 24 93 mm 5 cm
5 0·5 m 5 cm 25 345 cm 5 m
6 5m 5 cm 26 80 cm 5 m
7 0·37 m 5 cm 27 820 cm 5 m
8 1·55 m 5 cm 28 403 cm 5 m
9 0·6 km 5 m 29 1780 m 5 km
10 6 km 5 m 30 7200 m 5 km
11 2·1 km 5 m 31 20 m 5 km
12 0·42 km 5 m 32 5460 m 5 km
13 1·2 kg 5 g 33 500 g 5 kg
14 3·96 kg 5 g 34 2340 g 5 kg
15 0·01 kg 5 g 35 6050 g 5 kg
16 5·8 kg 5 g 36 900 g 5 kg
17 0·7 litres 5 ml 37 3220 ml 5 litres
19 4 litres 5 ml 39 1600 ml 5 litres

Sheet 30 TRIANGLES AND QUADRILATERALS 30
1 Use these names to label each shape.
equilateral triangle quadrilateral square

isosceles triangle rhombus trapezium
A B C
D E F
2 Draw the shape in each grid with its corners on the dots.
scalene triangle rectangle quadrilateral right-angled triangle
parallelogram isosceles triangle rhombus trapezium

Sheet 31 DESCRIBING POSITIONS 31
The position of a point on a grid is y

given by its x and y co-ordinates 6 O K Y J
5 P E L H
The x co-ordinate always comes first. 4 G V B
3 S R T D
2 Z F X M
1 A N W
U Q I C
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 x
Use the above grid.

Which letter? Give the co-ordinates.
1 (6, 4) 5 (0, 3) 9 G 13 J
2 (1, 6) 6 (5, 5) 10 I 14 W
3 (3, 0) 7 (2, 1) 11 Z 15 R
4 (4, 2) 8 (6, 0) 12 P 16 F
Use the above grid. Write these names in co-ordinates.
17 VINOD
18 LUCY
19 DAVIE
20 GEMMA
Use the above grid. Start at the co-ordinate given. Follow the directions.
Write down the letter you find.
21 (6, 2) Left 4 Up 1 25 (1, 3) Right 4 Up 2
22 (3, 0) Right 2 Up 3 26 (4, 4) Right 2 Down 3
23 (5, 4) Left 2 Down 2 27 (4, 1) Left 3 Up 5
24 (0, 5) Right 3 Down 5 28 (6, 6) Left 5 Down 4

1 2 3 12 5 5 8 3 12 5 9 0 3 12 5
2 7 3 12 5 6 3 3 12 5 10 9 3 12 5
3 11 3 12 5 7 10 3 12 5 11 5 3 12 5
4 4 3 12 5 8 6 3 12 5 12 12 3 12 5
13 60 4 12 5 17 12 4 12 5 21 72 4 12 5
14 96 4 12 5 18 144 4 12 5 22 24 4 12 5
15 36 4 12 5 19 48 4 12 5 23 132 4 12 5
16 120 4 12 5 20 108 4 12 5 24 84 4 12 5
25 3 12 5 72 29 3 12 5 24 33 3 12 5 36
26 3 12 5 12 30 3 12 5 84 34 3 12 5 120
27 3 12 5 144 31 3 12 5 60 35 3 12 5 96
28 3 12 5 96 32 3 12 5 132 36 3 12 5 48
37 4 12 5 10 41 4 12 5 3 45 4 12 5 9
38 4 12 5 5 42 4 12 5 8 46 4 12 5 2
39 4 12 5 7 43 4 12 5 12 47 4 12 5 6
40 4 12 5 0 44 4 12 5 4 48 4 12 5 11
Sheet 33 AREA AND PERIMETER 2 33
Write down the area and perimeter for each shape.
1 2
Area cm2 Perim. cm Area cm2 Perim. cm
3 8 cm 4 11 cm
5 cm 6 cm
Area cm2 Perim. cm Area cm2 Perim. cm
Write the missing measurements for each shape.
5 square 6 rectangle 7 square 8 rectangle
sides 7 cm sides 5 cm, 3 cm sides sides 15 cm,
Area Area Area Area 60 cm2
Perim. Perim. Perim. 40 cm Perim.
9 Fill in the missing measurements 10 Draw a rectangle with a length of

3·5 cm and a perimeter of 12 cm.
Length Width Area Perimeter
Label the width measurement.
(cm) (cm) (cm2) (cm)
10 4
7 2
14 5
9 36
20 200
8 40
Sheet 34 CONTINUOUS DATA 1 34
1 This table shows the weight of the Use the grid to draw an horizontal bar chart
360 children in a Junior School. labelled in tens. Remember to label the axes.
Weight Number of
(kg) children
21–25 40
26–30 65
31–35 90
36–40 85
41–45 55
46–50 35
2 This table shows the time taken by Use the grid to draw a vertical bar chart
children to travel to their Secondary labelled in 20s. Remember to label the axes.
School.
Time Number of
(minutes) children
1–10 120
11–20 150
21–30 180
31–40 90
41–50 65
51–60 50
Over 60 10
Sheet 35 USING TABLES 35
The table shows the marks achieved by six Secondary School pupils in their end of year exams.
Subject Ashley Bina Calvin Deva Errol Fran
Maths 72 34 57 91 67 42
English 58 81 66 40 54 72
Science 35 75 82 69 93 59
History 86 48 95 84 75 38
Geography 40 93 67 35 45 90
Art 69 52 34 75 56 85
IT 93 78 49 52 80 46
Music 45 61 75 88 34 65
1 Who had the highest mark in Geography?
2 What was the lowest mark in IT?
3 What mark was scored by Errol in English?
4 Who scored 75 in Art?
5 In which subject did Ashley score 45?
6 Who scored 15 more than Fran in Maths?
7 How many pupils scored more than 65 in Music?
8 Which children scored more than 55 in:
a) English
b) Art?
9 Which subject had the smallest difference between top mark and
bottom mark?
10 Who had a total mark for all eight subjects of 534?

HINT. Find the total of the units column.
Does it end in 4?
11 When the marks of six pupils are combined which subject had the highest total mark?
HINT. Find the total of the tens digits.
Sheet 36 FRACTIONS OF AMOUNTS 36
5 of 180 m 5 (180 m 4 6) 3 5  ___

 __
Examples 3  of £450 5 (£450 4 10) 3 3
6 10
5 30 m 3 5 5 £45 3 3
5 150 m 5 £135
Find
1
1  of 800 g
 ___ 7
1 of 400 ml
 __
10 8
3
2  ___ of 800 g
2
8  __ of 400 ml
10 8
7
3  ___ of 800 g
5
9  __ of 400 ml
10 8
4
1 of 200 m
 __ 1
10  ____ of £1500
5 100
2
5  __ of 200 m
4
11  ____ of £1500
5 100
4
6  __ of 200 m
20
12  ____ of £1500
5 100
Find
1 £140
13  __ of
3 240 ml
21  __ of
2 4
1
14  ___ of 250 g
4
22  __ of £72
10 9
1
15  __ of 36p
5
23  __ of 30 mm
4 6
1
16  __ of 350 m
9
24  ___ of 500 g
7 10
1 18 litres
17  __ of
3 60p
25  __ of
3 5
1
18  ___ of 132 km
2
26   __ of 27 kg
11 3
1
19  __ of 48 cm
3
27  __ of 880 m
6 8
1
20  ___ of 360 kg
5
28  ___ of 48 litres
12 12
Sheet 37 COUNTING IN FRACTIONS AND DECIMALS 37
Using fractions count from 0 to 1 in steps of:
1 one fifth
2 one ninth
3 one eighth
4 one twelfth
Using fractions count back from 1 to 0 in steps of:
5 one quarter
6 one sixth
7 one tenth
8 one seventh
Write the first six steps in each sequence.

Using decimals count on:
9 in tenths from 5·5
10 in hundredths from 0
12 in hundredths from 1·76.
Using decimals count back:
14 in hundredths from 1·7
16 in hundredths from 3.
Sheet 38 MEASURES PROBLEMS 1 38
Write the missing number in the box. Show your calculations and conversions.
1 Gerry lives 1·2 km from school. 6 Des cuts six 15 cm lengths from a
Judy lives 560 m nearer school. 5 m ball of string.
Judy lives m from school. He cuts off m altogether.
1·2 km 5 1200 m
1200 2 560 5
2 Bottles of water hold 250 ml. 7 A parcel weighs 2·6 kg.

Another parcel is 850 g heavier.
Six bottles hold litres.
This parcel weighs kg.
3 Lisa is 1·33 m tall. 8 A pile of 5 dictionaries is 14 cm tall.

Her father is 49 cm taller.
Each dictionary is cm thick.
Lisa’s father is m tall.
4 10 bricks weigh 8 kg altogether. 9 Four 300 ml mugs are filled with water
from a kettle holding 2·75 litres.
One brick weighs g.
litres is left in the kettle.
5 Vikram has £4·37. 10 Sophie buys eight 30p cards.

He spends 85p.
She spends £ altogether.
He has £ left.
Sheet 39 MONEY PROBLEMS – MENTAL METHODS 39
1 A newspaper costs 60p. 7 Drinks cost 55p each.

Maia buys three for £1·20
Seven papers cost £ altogether.
She saves p.
2 Gilda buys apples for 79p and oranges 8 Neville has five 50p coins and nine 20p
for 94p. coins.
She spends £ altogether. He has £ altogether.
3 Six eggs cost £1·20 altogether. 9 Drew buys a card for £1·60 and a
present for £12·95. He pays £20.
One egg costs p.
He receives £ change.
4 Malcolm pays for shopping with a £10 10 A scarf costs £7·50. One tenth is taken
note and receives 87p change. off the price.
His shopping costs £ . The new price is £ .
5 Yogurts cost 45p each. 11 4 drinks cost the same as 3 cakes.

Drinks cost 60p each.
Four yogurts cost £ altogether.
Cakes cost £ each.
6 Pencils cost 49p. 12 Lollies cost 90p each.

Pens cost 76p more than pencils. Ice creams cost 80p each.
Pens cost £ . Three lollies and two ice creams
cost £ altogether.
Sheet 40 WORD PROBLEMS 40
Show your working. Write the answer in the box.
1 Green apples 5748 5 12 rolls in each pack

Red apples 3293
rolls in 279 packs
apples altogether
2 Each glass holds 185 ml. 6 Saturday 4370 shoppers

Six glasses hold ml. Sunday shoppers
1536 fewer shoppers on Sunday.
3 A new car costs £9168. 7 coach fare £8

A used car costs £4795. passengers 57
The used car is £ cheaper. total of fares £
4 9 flowers in each tray 8 fiction books 3569

non-fiction books 1847
trays for 603 flowers
total number of books
Sheet 41 ROMAN NUMERALS 41
The Ancient Romans used letters to stand for numbers.

Roman Numerals I V X L C
Arabic Numerals 1 5 10 50 100
Write as Arabic numerals.
1 XLVIII 9 VIII 17 XXXI
2 LXXXVII 10 LXXIX 18 LV
3 XXIX 11 XLIII 19 IV
4 XCVI 12 LXXX 20 LXXII
5 XV 13 XXVI 21 XLVIII
6 LX 14 XCVII 22 XVII
7 XXXIV 15 XIX 23 XXIII
8 LI 166 LXIV 24 XCIX
Write as Roman numerals.
25 35 33 77 41 6
26 28 34 24 42 20
27 90 35 81 43 75
28 56 36 39 44 84
29 83 37 66 45 37
30 44 38 93 46 59
31 12 39 58 47 63
32 9 460 42 48 98
Sheet 42 MENTAL 1/2 OF TWO 2-DIGIT NUMBERS 42
Writing the missing number in the box.
1 35 1 38 5 19 51 2 22 5
2 68 1 23 5 20 92 2 37 5
3 49 1 5 86 21 75 2 5 46
4 26 1 5 62 22 83 2 5 68
5 1 17 5 95 23 2 29 5 38
6 1 59 5 80 24 2 45 5 49
7 76 1 48 5 25 113 2 34 5
8 47 1 54 5 26 131 2 45 5
9 94 1 5 143 27 126 2 5 68
10 69 1 5 135 28 170 2 5 97
11 1 27 5 112 29 2 29 5 73
12 1 52 5 150 30 2 56 5 88
13 76 1 57 5 31 154 2 67 5
14 93 1 29 5 32 138 2 39 5
15 67 1 5 164 33 110 2 5 66
16 59 1 5 117 34 161 2 5 88
17 1 66 5 141 35 2 88 5 94
18 1 38 5 105 36 2 36 5 87
Sheet 43 MULTIPLICATION FACTS REVIEW 2 43
1 8365 4 3 10 5 90 7 4856
2 6355 5 3 7 5 84 8 4259
3 12 3 9 5 6 3 6 5 42 9 4758
10 7 3 12 5 13 3 4 5 32 16 4551
11 6375 14 3 12 5 132 17 4957
12 9335 15 3 8 5 56 18 4656
19 11 3 8 5 22 3 9 5 81 25 4 11 5 11
20 7345 23 3 3 5 36 26 4 12 5 12
21 12 3 6 5 24 3 7 5 49 27 4858
28 0 3 11 5 31 3 5 5 60 34 4456
29 5395 32 3 6 5 54 35 4755
30 4 3 12 5 33 3 12 5 96 36 4958
37 11 3 2 5 40 3 11 5 11 43 4 6 5 11
38 9375 41 3 8 5 72 44 4357
39 12 3 8 5 42 3 9 5 54 45 4 12 5 9
Sheet 44 USING PARTITIONING TO MULTIPLY 44
Write the missing numbers.
1 45 3 7 5 40 3 7 1 5 3 7 3 79 3 2 5 1
5 280 1 35 5 1
5 5
2 38 3 3 5 30 3 3 1 8 3 3 4 26 3 8 5 1
5 90 1 5 1
5 5
Write the missing numbers.
5 73 3 6 5 420 1 18 9 56 3 5 5 1
5 5
6 47 3 4 5 160 1 10 87 3 8 5 1
5 5
7 35 3 9 5 1 45 11 25 3 6 5 1
5 5
8 29 3 7 5 1 12 68 3 9 5 1
5 5
Work out
13 86 3 2 17 57 3 3 21 86 3 6
14 74 3 7 18 94 3 9 22 39 3 4
15 49 3 6 19 68 3 7 23 94 3 8
16 35 3 8 20 49 3 5 24 27 3 9
Sheet 45 ADDITION/SUBTRACTION OF FRACTIONS 45
Examples 5  1 __
 __ 5  1 __
 7   __
 2  5 __  4  5 9 eighths 5 1 and __
 1 
8 8 8 8 8 8
7   2 ___
 ___   3    ___
  4   5 ___ 7   1 ___
  7   5 14 tenths 5 1 and ___
  4  
10 10 10 10 10 10
Write the missing numbers in the boxes.
1
4   1 ___
 ___   2   5 7
2  1
 __   4 
5 __ 13   3  5 __
1 __  6 
10 10 5 5 8 8
2
2  1 __
 __  1  5 8
5   1
 ___   8  
5 ___ 14   1  5 __
1 __  2 
4 4 12 12 3 3
3
3  1 __
 __  1  5 9
3  1
 __   5 
5 __ 15 1 __  7 
  2  5 __
7 7 6 6 9 9
4  2  5
1 2 __ 82
10  __    4 
5 __ 16   5   5 ___
2 ___   4  
3 9 9 12 12
5
8   2 ___
 ___   6   5 11 12   3 
5 __ 17   3  5 __
2 __  1 
11 11 4 5 5
6
7  2 __
 __  2  5 9 2
12  ___    6  
5 ___ 18 2 __  5 
  1  5 __
8 8 10 10 6 6
19 fifths 5 __  3 
 4  1 __ 25 1 and __  3  1
 1  5 __
5 5 4 4
20  7  1 __
eighths 5 __  4  26 1 and __  6  1
 4  5 __
8 8 7 7
21  5  1 __
sixths 5 __  5  27  5   5 ___
1 and ___  11  1
6 6 12 12
22 4 thirds 5  2 
1 __ 28 1 and 5   1 ___
5  ___   8  
3 3 10 10
23   9   1
13 twelfths 5 ___ 29 1 and 3  1 __
5  __  6 
12 12 8 8
24  7  1
12 ninths 5 __ 30 1 and 5  ___   8  
7   1 ___
9 11 11
Sheet 46 ORDERING AND ROUNDING DECIMALS 46
Round to the nearest:

pound whole number metre
1 £5·73 7 43·19 13 8·61 m
2 £12·45 8 1·81 14 16·39 m
3 £8·52 9 0·74 15 2·53 m
4 £56·90 10 74·26 16 89·47 m
5 £20·37 11 7·08 17 30·84 m
6 £9·64 12 25·92 18 3·25 m
Draw a circle around the larger of each pair of numbers.
19 0·23 0·3 21 6·4 4·66 23 3·12 3·2
20 9·78 8·97 22 1·05 0·54 24 2·5 2·25
25 Locate the letters on the line.

A 0·4 B 0·8 C 0·95 D 0·1 E 0·25 F 0·65
A
0 0.5 1
Arrange the decimals in order. Start with the smallest.
26 3·77 7·3 3·7 7·07 7
27 5·56 5·6 6·5 0·66 6·06
28 9·9 1·99 9·1 11·1 9·19
29 4·2 2·24 4·02 2·4 0·44
30 8·8 80·8 0·8 8·88 8·08

Sheet 47 MEASURES PROBLEMS 2 47
Measure each shape and fill in the boxes to find the perimeter.
1 2
Length cm 3 2 5 cm Length cm 3 2 5 cm
Width cm 3 2 5 cm Width cm 3 2 5 cm
Perimeter 5 cm Perimeter 5 cm
Write the perimeter 6 Complete this table showing the

measurements of rectangles.
3 square sides 3·5 cm
Length Width Perimeter
perimeter 5 cm
6 cm 1·2 cm
4 rectangle sides 9 cm 4 cm 12 cm 10 cm
perimeter 5 cm 5m 4·5 m
7·5 m 6m
5 hexagon all sides 5 cm 2·8 cm 1·6 cm
perimeter 5 cm 4·3 cm 2·5 cm
For each shape find the missing lengths and work out the perimeter.
All lengths are in centimetres.
7 y 8 12
5 y
6
x 7
5 x
3
16 7
x cm y cm perimeter cm x cm y cm perimeter cm

Sheet 48 MEASURES – MENTAL CALCULATIONS 48
Examples
760 ml 1 5 1 litre (1000 ml) 70 g 3 60 5 kg
760 → 800 5 40 70 3 60 5 4200
800 → 1000 5 200 4200 g 5 4·2 kg
Answer 240 ml Answer 4·2 kg
Work out mentally.
1 62 cm 1 cm 5 1 m 17 750 ml 1 ml 5 1 litre
2 19 cm 1 cm 5 1 m 18 990 ml 1 ml 5 1 litre
3 450 g 1 g 5 1 kg 19 420 m 1 m 5 1 km
4 930 g 1 g 5 1 kg 20 660 m 1 m 5 1 km
5 1 litre 2 ml 5 810 ml 21 1m 2 cm 5 35 cm
6 1 litre 2 ml 5 280 ml 22 1m 2 cm 5 87 cm
7 1 km 2 m 5 340 m 23 1 kg 2 g 5 710 g
8 1 km 2 m 5 570 m 24 1 kg 2 g 5 580 g
9 50 cm 3 9 5 m 25 600 ml 3 5 5 litres
10 6 cm 3 40 5 m 26 70 ml 3 60 5 litres
11 200 g 3 7 5 kg 27 900 m 3 2 5 km
12 80 g 3 30 5 kg 28 80 m 3 80 5 km
13 3·2 litres 4 8 5 ml 29 3·5 m 4 7 5 cm
14 1·4 litres 4 20 5 ml 30 1·8 m 4 30 5 cm
15 5·4 km 4 6 5 m 31 2·8 kg 4 4 5 g
16 4 km 4 50 5 m 32 7·2 kg 4 90 5 g
Sheet 49 SYMMETRY 49
Sketch the reflection of each shape in the mirror line.
1 4
2 5
3 6
7 9 11
8 10 12
Sheet 50 PLOTTING CO-ORDINATES 50
Plot the points and join them up in the order given to form a quadrilateral. Identify the shape.
1 y 3 y
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
1 1
0 x 0 x
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
(2, 1) (4, 5) (6, 4) (4, 0) (2, 1) (0, 1) (2, 3) (6, 2) (4, 0) (0, 1)
The shape is a The shape is a
2 y 4 y
6 6
5 5
4 4
3 3
2 2
1 1
0 x 0 x
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
(1, 2) (0, 6) (4, 5) (5, 1) (1, 2) (1, 3) (3, 6) (6, 4) (4, 1) (1, 3)
The shape is a The shape is a

Sheet 51 TRANSLATIONS 51
Translate each shape as shown. Give the co-ordinates of the new position.
1 Right 3 Up 1 4 Right 2 Down 2

y y
(3, 2)
6 6

5 5

4 4

3 3

2 2

1 1
0 x 0 x
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
2 Left 2 Down 2 5 Right 4 Up 2

y y
6

6

5 5

4 4

3 3

2 2

1 1
0 x 0 x
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
3 Left 3 Up 4 6 Left 2 Down 3

y y
6

6

5 5

4 4

3 3

2 2

1 1
0 x 0 x
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Sheet 52 WRITTEN METHOD FOR 1/2 2 52
5 14 15 1
Examples 3 6 9 4 6 5 6 0
12 3 8 7 21 7 6 9
6 0 8 1 4 7 9 1
1 1 1
Work out
1 3 7 5 8 7 3 9 6 5 13 5 6 5 7
11 3 8 4 12 6 8 7 11 5 9 4
2 5 2 9 6 8 2 5 3 9 14 4 7 8 3
12 7 2 4 11 5 8 4 13 5 7 9
3 4 4 8 7 9 3 8 9 4 15 2 4 6 8
11 6 9 8 13 5 7 8 12 5 9 6
4 2 6 4 0 10 8 2 5 6 16 4 9 3 2
21 1 8 2 24 7 0 9 21 7 6 5
5 7 5 8 7 11 3 4 1 7 17 9 6 0 7
23 9 3 8 22 6 6 3 23 6 4 6
6 6 3 1 9 12 5 8 5 3 18 7 1 5 4
25 7 5 4 23 2 7 4 22 8 4 9
Examples 4 7 9 47
______
3 6 )
3 756 
8
2 8 7 4
4 5
Work out
1 3 4 8 5 2 9 6 9 5 6 9
3 8 3 7 3 8
2 5 7 9 6 6 4 7 10 7 5 6
3 2 3 3 3 4
3 7 2 5 7 4 8 5 11 4 8 3
3 9 3 6 3 9
4 3 8 2 8 3 7 4 12 5 3 7
3 1 1 3 5 3 1 2
13 ______ 17 ______ 21 ______

)3 2 5 
5 )1 7 7 
3 )3 3 6 
4
14 ______ 18 ______ 22 ______

)2 2 2 
6 )8 6 4 
9 )5 7 0 
6
15 ______ 19 ______
23 ______
)1 7 2 
2 )4 5 6 
12 )5 1 7 
11
16 ______ 20 ______ 24 ______

)2 6 6 
7 )2 1 6 
8 )3 9 9 
7
Sheet 54 UNITS OF TIME 54
1 3 hours 180 minutes 9 120 minutes hours
2
1  hours
1 __ minutes 10 90 minutes hours
4
3 4 minutes seconds 11 180 seconds minutes
4
1  minutes
2 __ seconds 12 30 seconds minutes
2
5 6 years months 13 48 months years
6
3  year
 __ months 14 30 months years
4
7 10 weeks days 15 35 days weeks
8 4 weeks days 16 21 days weeks
How many minutes are left in the hour? How many hours are left in the day?
17 quarter to 21 10 pm
18 25 past 22 4 am
19 3:35 23 1 pm
20 2:05 24 9 am
Write the date one week before:
25 June 16th
26 September 4th
Write the date two weeks after:
27 January 17th
28 November 22nd
Sheet 55 TIME PROBLEMS 55
Write the missing time or number in the box.
1 A lesson starts at 1:35. It finishes at 7 The washing machine was switched on

2:15. It lasts minutes. at 9:47. The wash lasted 36 minutes.
It finished at .
2 It is 6:43. There is 25 minutes before the 8 The boat trip began at 12:30. It finished
train is due to leave. The train leaves at at 1:28. It lasted minutes.
.
3 At 4:15 Silas caught his first fish. He had 9 A pie needs to be baked for 45 minutes.
been fishing 39 minutes. He started It is put into the oven at 4:51. It should
fishing at . be taken out at .
4 Gwenda entered a shop at 11:45. She 10 Jamila needs to be at work at 8:00. Her
left at 12:02. She had been in the shop journey takes 22 minutes. The latest she
for minutes. can leave home is .
5 Duncan swam for 43 minutes. He got 11 A TV programme begins at 3:25. It lasts

out of the pool at 3:11. He had started 55 minutes. It ends at .
swimming at .
6 A clock is 15 minutes slow. It shows 12 Karen begins her homework at 4:45.

4:57. The actual time is . She finishes at 5: 17. It has taken her
minutes.
Sheet 56 INTERPRETING BAR CHARTS 56
This bar chart shows the number of blouses This bar chart shows the total sales of a shop
sold in a shop. in six days.
1000
Yellow 900
800
White 700
Total sales (£s)

600
Colour of Blouse
Pink 500
400
Lilac 300
200
Green 100
Tu W Th F Sa Su
Blue
7 What were the total sales on:

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
Number of Blouses a) Wednesday
1 Which colour blouse was bought: b) Sunday?
a) most often 8 On which day were total sales:
b) least often? a) highest
2 Which colour blouse was bought: b) lowest
a) by 8 people c) £600
b) by 13 people? d) £350?
3 How many people bought:

9 How much larger were total sales on
Saturday than Sunday?
a) a blue blouse
b) a yellow blouse? 10 How much smaller were total sales on

Tuesday than Wednesday?
4 How many more people bought a white
blouse than a yellow blouse?
11 What were the total sales:
5 How many fewer people bought a green a) at the weekend
blouse than a blue blouse?
b) during the six days?
6 How many blouses were sold altogether?

Sheet 57 CONTINUOUS DATA 2 57
This graph shows the average daily This graph shows the cost of family holidays
maximum temperature recorded in sold by a Travel Agency.
New York for one year.
30
28 2501-3000
26
24 2001-2500
Cost of holiday (£)

22
20 1501-2000
Temperature (°C)
18
1001-1500
16
14
501-1000
12
10
1-500
8
6 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
4 Number of holidays
2
0 6 How many holidays were sold for
J F M A M J J A S O N D
between:
Months
a) £2501 and £3000
1 What was the temperature in: b) £1001 and £1500?
a) August
7 Which price range was bought by:
b) December?
a) 400 people
2 In which month was the temperature: b) 350 people?
a) 6°C 8 How many holidays were bought for:
b) 27°C? a) £1000 or less
3 How much higher was the temperature b) more than £2000?
in July than January? 9 How many more holidays were bought for
£1001–£1500 than £1501–£2000?
4 How much lower was the temperature

in May than June?
10 How many fewer holidays were bought for
5 Between which two months was there £1–£500 than £501–£1000?
the largest:
a) rise in temperature
11 How many more holidays were bought for
£1–£1500 than £1501–£3000?
b) fall in temperature?
12 How many holidays were bought
altogether?
Sheet 58 FIND THE NUMBERS 58
Find the number.
1 a 2-digit number 2 a 3-digit number

a multiple of 9 a multiple of 11
the sum of its digits is 18 the sum of its digits is 8
The number is The number is
Find both numbers.
3 2-digit numbers 4 2-digit numbers

multiples of 7 multiples of 12
the sum of each number is 10 the product of each numbers digits is 32
Answer and Answer and
Find three consecutive numbers with a total of:
5 15 7 60
6 27 8 111
Find two consecutive numbers with a product of:
9 20 11 110
10 42 12 56
Fill in the missing numbers.
13 25 2 9 5 12 1 17 23 1 8 5 18
14 10 1 5 30 2 8 18 432554
15 8145 2 12 19 73 2 16 5 40
16 2 21 5 18 1 7 20 4 12 1 5 5 10
Sheet 59 FRACTIONS OF QUANTITIES 59
 __
Examples 3  of 40 kg 5 ( __
1  of 40 kg 5 40 kg 4 8  __ 1  of 40 kg) 3 3
8 8 8
5 5 kg 5 5 kg 3 3
5 15 kg
Find
1
1  of 28 mm
 __ 5
1   of 60 m
 ___ 9
1  of 20 kg
 __
4 10 5
3
2  __  of 28 mm
7
6  ___  of 60 m
2 of 20 kg
10  __ 
4 10 5
3
1  of £40
 __ 1
7  ___  of 500 ml
1 of 45p
11  __ 
4 10 5
3
4  __  of £40
9
8  ___  of 500 ml
4 of 45p
12  __ 
4 10 5
Work out
7 of 60 cm
13  ___ 
7 of 80 cm
22  __ 
10 8
3
14  __  of 24 kg
2
23  __  of 36 kg
8 9
2
15  __  of 35p
5
24  ____  of £1000
7 100
5 of 200 mm
16  ____ 
3 of 50 g
25  __ 
100 5
1
17  __  of 50 g
11 of 48 cm
26  ___ 
2 12
4
18  __  of £30
2
27  __  of 18p
5 3
3 of 20p
19  __ 
3 of 48 m
28  __ 
4 4
1 of 48 km
20  __ 
5
29  __  of £32
6 8
3
21  ___  of 200 g
9
30  ___  of 1000 ml
10 10
Sheet 60 NUMBER REVIEW 60
Write in words
1 5092
2 2708
Write in order, starting with the smallest.
3 3434 3344 4333 3433
4 6688 6886 6808 6680
Give the value of the underlined digit.
5 7159 6 3846 7 2098 8 5432
Work out.
9 2791 1 10 11 5642 1 100
10 4836 2 10 12 8097 2 100
Round to the nearest: Write as Roman Write as Arabic

100 1000 numerals. numbers.
13 5738 17 35 21 LXIX
14 3282 18 49 22 XXVII
15 1545 19 72 23 LXXXIV
16 9653 20 96 24 LVIII
Count on Count back
25 four 9s from 27 29 5 from 2
26 six 1000s from 2138 30 7 from 5
27 five 6s from 50 31 6 from 1
28 seven 50s from 1200 32 10 from 4

Sheet 61 CALCULATIONS REVIEW 61
Work out Write the missing number in the box.
1 90 1 40 11 400 3 6 5
2 1500 2 800 12 270 4 3 5
3 5712 1 500 13 500 3 0 5
4 100 2 37 14 6300 4 9 5
5 2347 1 60 15 60 3 12 5
6 1000 2 550 16 4 5 5 400
7 78 1 45 17 3 8 5 720
8 112 2 27 18 4 11 5 110
9 95 1 79 19 3 4 5 4800
10 141 2 64 20 4 7 5 60
Work out
21 5 2 7 4 25 3 6 9 5 29 4 8 3 7
13 9 4 6 11 8 4 9 13 1 7 6
22 7 1 3 6 26 4 5 8 0 30 8 2 4 5
25 9 7 4 21 7 3 6 23 6 4 9
23 7 4 8 27 3 9 7 31 8 0 6
3 9 3 5 3 6
24 ______ 28 ______ 32 ______

)2 7 6 
4 )3 7 8 
7 )3 0 4 
8
Sheet 62 FRACTIONS REVIEW 62
Complete the equivalent fractions.
1
1  5 ___
 __     3
5  5 ___
 __     5
3  5 ___
 __     7
4  5 ___
 __    
4 8 6 12 4 12 5 10
2
1  5 ___
 __     4
1  5 ___
 __     6
2  5 ___
 __     8
1  5 ___
 __    
3 9 2 10 3 6 2 8
Work out Work out Write as decimals
9
3  1 __
 __  2  5 ___
    1
15  __ of 60 27
21  ____ 
8 8 5 100
2 1 __
10  __   1  5 ___
    2
16  __ of 21 1
22  __ 
5 5 3 2
7 1 ___
11  ___    4   5 ___
    5
17  __ of 72 6
23  ___ 
12 12 8 10
5 2 __
12  __   3  5 ___
    1
18  ___ of 600 9
24  ____ 
6 6 10 100
13  2  5 ___
1 2 __     7
19  ___ of 50 3
25  __ 
3 10 4
9 2 ___
14  ___    5   5 ___
    3
20  ____ of 2000 63
26  ____ 
10 10 100 100
Divide by Give the value of the underlined figure in

10 100 each number.
27 36 31 53 35 2·5 39 0·82
28 7 32 90 36 6·09 40 50·6
29 20 33 4 37 31·4 41 147·5
30 85 34 68 38 90·37 42 4·18
Round to the nearest whole one.
43 3·9 45 36·5 47 71·7 49 80·6
44 28·3 46 14·2 48 19·4 50 7·5

Sheet 63 MEASURES REVIEW 63
1 28 mm 5 cm 9 0·3 cm 5 mm
2 9 cm 5 m 10 1·8 m 5 cm
3 465 cm 5 m 11 0·57 m 5 cm
4 500 m 5 km 12 1·24 km 5 m
5 140 g 5 kg 13 0·6 kg 5 g
6 3200 g 5 kg 14 2·13 kg 5 g
Find the area and perimeter for each shape.
17 rectangle Area cm2 18 square Area cm2
sides 7 cm, 4 cm Perimeter cm sides 12 cm Perimeter cm
Write the missing measurements and perimeter (P). All lengths are in centimetres.
19 8 20 15
x5 cm x5 cm
y
7
4 y5 cm y y5 cm
8
4 P5 cm 9 P5 cm
3
x x
21 Write the equivalent 12-hour and 24-hour clock times.

12-HOUR 7:35 am 1:19 pm 2:43 am
24-HOUR 07:35 18:27 05:51 23:04
Sheet 64 GEOMETRY REVIEW 64
Write the angles in order of size, Which of the angles A–H are:
smallest first.
3 right angles
1 B C 2 G
F 4 acute angles
A D 5 obtuse angles
E H
Use the intersections of the grid squares to help draw the shapes.
6 7 8
isosceles rhombus parallelogram

triangle
Draw the reflection in the mirror line.
9 10
Plot the points and join up in the y

order given. Identify the shape. 6
11 (0, 2) (2, 6) (4, 5) (2, 1) (0, 2) 5
4
The shape is a
3
2
12 (4, 3) (6, 3) (3, 0) (3, 2) (4, 3)
1
The shape is a
0 x
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Sheet 65 MENTAL REVIEW 65
1 What is the sum of 74 and 59?
2 Find the area of a rectangle 20 cm long and 15 cm wide.
3 How many twelves make 84?
4 What number do you reach if you count back 8 from 5?
5 Write nine hundredths as a decimal fraction.
6 Find the difference between 115 and 48.
7 What is 0·35 litres in millilitres?
8 Write seven thousand and forty in figures.
9 What is the sixth multiple of 9?
10 Divide 24 by 100.
11 What is 400 more than 2835?
12 How many 5p coins make £2?
13 Round 4·52 to the nearest whole one.
14 Divide 3200 by 8.
15 Write 49 in Roman numerals.
16 What is the value of the 6 in 50·68?
17 Take seven tenths from 1.
18 Write 2700 g in kilograms.
19 How many months is 11 years?
20 What number is three times greater than 700?
21 Write LXXVI as an arabic number.
22 What number do you reach if you count on six fifties from 250?

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Write these numbers in figures.

1 three hundred and ninety-five

2 four thousand one hundred and forty-two

3 nine hundred and thirty-seven

4 two thousand five hundred and ten

5 one thousand and sixty-eight

6 six thousand seven hundred and four

7 five thousand eight hundred and seventy-one

8 three thousand three hundred and twenty-six

9 seven thousand and eighty-three

10 nine thousand two hundred and nine

Write these numbers in words. Take care with the spelling.

The value of a digit depends upon its place in the number.

Example 5439 5 5000 1 400 1 30 1 9

Write the value of the underlined digit.

1 1783 6 6164 11 9432

2 5297 7 8925 12 5817

3 2638 8 3746 13 4985

4 9041 9 7609 14 8269

5 4512 10 1353 15 2578

16 7254 1 60 21 8406 2 600

17 3847 2 3000 22 1971 1 70

18 6763 1 800 23 5018 2 2000

19 9329 2 90 24 4692 1 400

20 2135 1 5000 25 7565 2 80

Write down what needs to be added or subtracted to change:

26 3348 to 2948 31 1675 to 6675

27 9452 to 9472 32 4281 to 3581

28 8194 to 2194 33 7952 to 8032

29 5737 to 5687 34 5368 to 9368

30 8826 to 9726 35 2073 to 9973

Write the missing number in the box.

1 3154 1 70 5 19 5139 2 800 5

2 5827 1 600 5 20 7570 2 2000 5

3 2403 1 3000 5 21 1625 2 90 5

4 1 50 5 1932 22 2 700 5 3943

5 1 900 5 7680 23 2 5000 5 2218

6 1 4000 5 4218 24 2 60 5 4872

7 1646 1 150 5 25 2435 2 1400 5

8 5810 1 3200 5 26 3901 2 3500 5

9 7257 1 420 5 27 2394 2 2100 5

10 1 1700 5 8361 28 2 2800 5 5166

11 1 520 5 3199 29 2 4300 5 1280

12 1 2300 5 6732 30 2 6400 5 957

13 5192 1 206 5 31 6775 2 1009 5

14 4503 1 1004 5 32 4612 2 205 5

15 1965 1 350 5 33 9443 2 4070 5

16 1 602 5 2487 34 2 5002 5 4326

17 1 2005 5 4825 35 2 308 5 2198

18 1 3030 5 6394 36 2 2040 5 3874

Remember to add the carried figure.

Write the missing number in the box.

3 5365 7 0365 11 9365

38 4659 42 4653 46 4651

Colour in the diagrams to show each pair of equivalent fractions.

whole half whole

half third half

1 Which of the shapes are triangles?

2 Which of the triangles are isosceles?

3 Which of the shapes are quadrilaterals?

4 Which of the quadrilaterals have equal opposite sides?

5 Which of the shapes have more than 4 sides?

6 Which of the shapes are regular?

7 Which of the shapes are irregular?

8 Which of the shapes have 2 or more pairs of parallel lines?

9 Which of the shapes have 2 or more right angles?

10 Which of the shapes have 2 or more obtuse angles?

11 Which of the shapes have 2 or more acute angles?

12 Which of the shapes are not symmetrical?

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