Percentages Decimals Worded problems

35% of 82=

23% of 79=

Order from smallest to largest

1/5, 0.4, 12%, 0.02, 0.22

Mary chooses a number. She divides it by 4 and subtracts

11. She then divides this result by 2. Her answer is

12.5. What was her number?

115% of 332= 34.75 x 13.2 =

There is 15% off on everything! I

buy something that was £52 and

£4.60 How much is it now?

2.4= ?%

112% = _._

Eight small bricks have the same

mass as three large bricks. The

mass of one small brick is 1.5kg.

What is the mass of a large brick?

Top Tip: Use your

squared paper

provided by school

to draw the shapes

Take a look at the answer

sheet, and see how you did!

Remember, it’s ok not get

everything correct. Learn

from your mistakes :)

3

WALT make plausible inferences of what I have read What Mr Cooper thinks…

I can make plausible inference based on what I have read and find evidence that supports my inference

I can explain my impressions using evidence

The Tide Rises & Windy Nights (poems)

White = 1 pt Orange = 2pts Blue = 3 pts

What impression do get

from verse 1 (the tide

rises)?

What impression do get

from verse 2 (the tide

rises)?

What impression do get

from verse 3 (the tide

rises)?

What impression do get

from verse 1 (Windy

Nights)?

What impression do get

from verse 2 (Windy

Nights)?

Direct and reported speech

Direct speech is directly from the person’s mouth; it is what they

said. Reported speech is where you are told what they said.

Have a go at the tasks below...

Direct or reported speech?

As the children sat down, Mr Cooper told them that it was time to read.

As the children sat down, Mr Cooper said,

“Right, Y5. It’s time to read independently for a while.”

Switch it! If it’s direct speech, change to reported and visa versa...

Whilst Dave was watching TV, his phone rang.

“Hello? Who is this?” Dave asked growing more and more concerned.

It was at that moment that the dragon began to stir. Fear rose up from Dave ’s stomach as he screamed for everyone to run.

Show me!

Write something you have said to someone in your house today as direct speech. Can you now write it again as reported speech?

London Design and Technology task

If we’d have gone to London, you would have seen buildings being constructed. Cranes and buildings

are always littering the horizon of London.

Take a look at my business meeting PPT to explore some of the strangest and most eye-catching

buildings around the world. They are a huge part of a city’s income and tourism.

Can you design - and if you have the materials - build a model of your very own design to add to Lon-

don’s skyline. Check out the video for more info...