Year 4, Block D, Unit 3

Use the calculator to solve the problems one step at time. Use the note pad to jot down numbers in between calculations.  There are two levels with one and multiple step problems.

Work through step by step to answer an addition question using a formal method. First add the units and carry any tens then repeat with tens and hundreds.

Who has the biggest back garden? Count the squares to find out which of the rectalinear shapes has the largest area.

Drag the birds next to each other to compare the angles their beaks are open. Then order the birds from biggest to smallest angle. When the birds are in order estimate the angles in degrees.

The capacity of various object is shown in millilitres and litres estimate which is the correct capacity for the item.

Its a dog dinner party, there is a bowl of food for each dog, but all the dogs are different sizes. The bowls use decimal notation to show their weight in grams and kilograms. Order the decimals from biggest to smallest to solve the problem.

Turn on the tap to fill the measuring jug. Read the partially numbered scale to accurately measure a given volume. There are two levels in this activity

Don't miss the bus. Read the timetable and the time on an analogue clock to solve time problems and calculate time intervals.