Year 4, Block B, Unit 3

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.

The monkey is riding home from the park on his unicycle read the time on the digital clocks to find what time his journey starts and ends. Work out the interval between the times to calculate how long his journey took. The resource has multiple levels.

Add the missing numbers to a 3 x 3 magic square, so that every row, column and diagonal adds up to the same number. There are various levels.

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.

One of the wheels has fallen off Zero G's bike. Can you choose the right one to put back on? The numbers on the bike must have a specific difference. Levels include differences of multiples of ten and a hundred.

Drag and drop the perfume bottles to complete a number pattern. The numbers have to be in the correct sequence. There are a variety of patterns to complete.

The goal represents a multiplication matrix. The football shows a number which belongs somewhere on the multiplication matrix. To score a goal the ball has to be dragged to the correct place in the matrix. The activity is configured so it can be played by two people or teams - a bit like a penalty shoot out.  The game has three levels of difficulty.

Watch the 3D object as it revolves and spins, note the different shapes of it's faces. Pick the correct net to make the solid by comparing the shapes of the faces to the shapes in the nets below.

Look at the properties of each 2 D shape, compare them to the classifications on the Carroll Diagram. Drag and drop the shapes into the correct section.