Year 3, Block B, Unit 3

Bread head is buying his lunch at the canteen. He pays for it with a 50 pence piece, how much change should he get? There are four levels involving one and two step problems.

Use a number line to calculate the difference in size between two space rockets. Use the key pad to keep a running total on the numberline.

Drag and drop the seed to complete a number pattern. The numbers have to be in the correct sequence for the plants to grow. There are a variety of patterns to complete.

What fraction of the playground equipment is being used by the children? Match the denominator and numerator to the number of children on the items of equipment. There varying levels of difficulty.

Play against the clock. An addition fact to twenty falls into the swamp, can you choos the correct answer before it sinks below the mud?

The three numbers on the race track are multiplication facts and the corresponding division facts. Using knowledge of the 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 10 times table identify the hidden number and finish the race.

The doubling machine takes random numbers and doubles them but for every correct number it produces it also makes three incorrect ones. Use knowledge of doubling and estimating to choose the correct answer.

Sort the 3D solids by placing them in a Carroll Diagram. There are a range of Carroll Diagrams each with different criteria including vertices, prisms, cuboids and cylinders.

Click a character to start pushing the flag pole to make a right angle with the ground. But keep a close eye on the angle it makes its up to you to identify when it makes a right angle. If it hasn't gone far enough or has gone too far it will fall down ag