Maths Week – Friday’s Solution

How many texts?

Pete, Sarah, Matt, Amy and Luke are all friends.
Each of them sends one text message to each other person. How many messages are sent in total?

Answer = 20

Maths Week Challenge – Friday

How many texts?

Pete, Sarah, Matt, Amy and Luke are all friends.
Each of them sends one text message to each other person. How many messages are sent in total?

Share your answers with your teachers tomorrow and check back in tomorrow for the answer

Thursday’s Maths Challenge Solution

Space Mission

A rocket blasts off from Earth heading for Mars, getting faster as it travels. In fact, the rocketā€™s speed doubles every week that itā€™s in space. If the rocket lands on Mars in week 12, in which week was it halfway there?

Answer: week 11

Maths Week Challenge – Thursday

Space mission

A rocket blasts off from Earth heading for Mars, getting faster as it travels. In fact, the rocketā€™s speed doubles every week that itā€™s in space.
If the rocket lands on Mars in week 12, in which week was it halfway there?

Remember to share your answer with your teacher. Check back tomorrow for the answer.

Wednesday’s Maths Challenge Solution

World Cup Puzzle

There are 6 teams in a group. Each team plays every other team twice. How many games are there in total?

Answer = 30 games

Maths Week Challenge – Wednesday

Share your answers with your teachers tomorrow and check back in tomorrow for the answer

Tuesday’s Maths Challenge Solution

How many handshakes?

Amy, Liam, Samira and Luke meet up. Each person shakes hands with every other person once. How many handshakes are there in total?

Answer: 6

Apologies from Mrs H

I thought Iā€™d taught myself something newā€¦I kind of did – but I made a basic error! Below is a compendium of pictures from the last couple of weeks which I thought Iā€™d already blogged but had not set correctly.

You will find a selection of everything from Halloween craziness to Yellow TShirt and Praise Postcard winners; to checking for understanding and the using of protocols.

We are getting there together 3H. Youā€™ve made great strides so far. Letā€™s keep challenging ourselves, grappling when we need to and most importantly of all, letā€™s make sure we all listen carefully (me included) so we can follow the instructions given quickly.

Mrs Haycock

#LovePlover

Maths Week Challenge – Tuesday

Remember to share your answer with your teacher. Check back tomorrow for the answer.

Monday’s Maths Challenge Solution

How many siblings?

Mary has twice as many brothers as sisters, while her brother John has twice as many sisters as brothers. How many children are there in their family?

Answer: 4 children altogether

Mary has 2 brothers and one sister, while John has 2 sisters and 1 brother.

We will rock it through Maths Week!

It’s Maths Week!

Country wide, TTRockstars are running a competition called England Rocks. Key details can be found below. Your child has an individual login for TT(Times Tables)Rockstars which is available for collection from their class teacher – if they don’t already know it or have it.

Come on 3H, let’s get rocking then we can start to climb the status ladder in our room too! I wonder who the most competitive pupil will be…could it be Mia, I wonder? Will you let her just take top spot or will you make her work for it guys? You never know, I may even challenge you myself! 😉

Mrs Haycock

#LovePlover

Maths Week Challenge – Monday

How many siblings?

Mary has twice as many brothers as sisters, while her brother John has twice as many sisters as brothers. How many children are there in their family?

Share your answers with your teachers tomorrow and check back in on Tuesday for the answer

England Rocks – Maths Week

We’re celebrating Maths Week England by taking part in a friendly times tables (and division) competition. The competition runs from 07:30 GMT Monday 14th November to 19:30 GMT Wednesday 16th November. It’s all done online via play.ttrockstars.com.

Children can play in any game mode with every correct answer to a multiplication or division question, earning themselves, their class and the school a point. The Times Tables Rock Stars platform will calculate the class average (the number of correct answers per pupil in the class who play during the competition hours, subject to a daily 60-minute limit (see below)). Winning classes in the school and in the competition as a whole will be the ones with the highest average.

To support player well-being, there is a daily time limit of 60-minutes per player. In other words, each player can earn competition points for up to 60-minutes between 07:30 GMT and 19:30 GMT on 07:30 GMT Monday 14th November to 19:30 GMT Wednesday 16th November. Once the player goes beyond 60-minutes of play on that day, they will still earn coins but will no longer earn points towards the competition.