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1st November

What size is this angle?

Here is part of a television guide

How long does Escape to the Country last?

How long does Pointless last?

6 × 6 105 − 30



2nd November

Rhys has 26 pairs of socks. He buys 15 more pairs of socks. How many socks does he have in total?

Chloe has £40 Sam has twice as much money as Chloe Joshua has £30 less than Chloe How much money do they have in total?

Using each number card once, make the largest possible even number

9 × 5 310 − 15



3rd November

Olivia saves £5 every day during September How much money does she save?

A school runs a competition for years 4, 5 and 6. The bar chart shows the number of points they have scored.

How many points have Year 4 scored?

Jack says "Year 5 has more points than Years 4 and 6 combined." Is Jack right?

35÷ 7 30 × 30



4th November

Write 9 in Roman numerals

Put these prices in order, starting with the smallest

Tick any shape that does not have a right angle

145 − 7 49 + 21



5th November

Which caravan does not have a cot?

Shade !! of this shape

A car park charges 60p to park a car for 30 minutes. Tina parks in the car park for 2 hours. How much does she pay?

42÷ 6 60 × 4



6th November

Find the missing number

Circle the hexagon with four acute angles

Using each number card once, make the largest possible number

50÷ 2 4 × 8



7th November

How many edges does a cuboid have?

There are 6 stamps in a book. Carol has 54 stamps. How many books of stamps does she have?

Write the four missing numbers in this multiplication grid.

12

of 42 910 + 100



8th November

The tally chart shows information about the people who live in a street. How many people live in the street?

Ben is running 9 miles for charity His uncle sponsors him 40p for each mile he runs. How much money does his uncle sponsor him?

1230 people went to a concert Write 1230 in words

Double 55 3 × 5 × 10



9th November

Tick the pentagon

Here is a model car on a centimeter scale. How long is the car?

Tegan made a number using these digit cards.

The number is even and greater than 400.

What number did Tegan make?

8 × 5 14

of 20



10th November

Which shapes are squares?

Vinnie has four coins He has £1.05 Write what the four coins could be

Jennifer has 100 cupcakes. Jennifer gives 46 cupcakes to her brother. She then shares the rest of the cupcakes equally between her two friends, Megan and Jack.

How many cupcakes did Megan get?

12

of = 16 24 + 84



11th November

There are 130 televisions in a shop. The shop sells 52 televisions. How many televisions are left?

Below is an addition pyramid. To find the number in a block, add the two blocks below it

Find the missing numbers in this addition pyramid

Circle all the multiples of 4

25− 19 27 × 4



12th November

How much is a coffee and a biscuit?

How much does 4 biscuits cost?

Julius writes down a number in Roman numerals. XI

Write the number in figures.

11+ 22 + 33 70 × 3



13th November

Which shape is !! shaded?

George puts these five numbers in their correct place on a number line. 409 398 401 389 395

Write the number furthest away from 400

Nikki buys a drink and a sandwich. The drink cost 90p She pays with a £5 note. This is her change.

How much was the sandwich?

1 × 2 × 3 × 4 240 − 50



14th November

There are 82 people on a train. At the next station, 25 people get off the train and 36 get on the train. How many people are on the train now?

What fraction of the shape is unshaded?

Show the time quarter to three on the clock

163 − 9 23 + 24+ 25



15th November

A clock shows this time

What time was it a half an hour after the time on the clock?

Find the length of the yellow block

Simon has 50 sweets. He gives 3 sweets each to 14 friends. How many sweets does he have left?

500 + 500 48 ÷ 6



16th November

Measure the length of this line.

Rosie does her maths and science homework. It takes her a total of two hours She spends 100 minutes doing her maths homework.

How many minutes does she spend doing her science homework?

Sam buys two glasses of lemonade. Each glass costs £1.70 Sam pays with a £5 note How much change will he get?

20 × 10



17th November

Draw a right angle

Show the time ten to three on the clock

36÷ 4 182 + 18



18th November

How many days are there in August?

Here are the names of six 2-D shapes Pentagon Heptagon Octagon Decagon Quadrilateral Nonagon Arrange the shapes in order of the number of sides

600 − 50 2 × 38



19th November

What number is the arrow pointing to?

Miss Thomas has 50. She gives 18 boys and 15 girls a sweet. How many sweets are left?

Write down what fraction of the circle that is shaded.

39+ 39



20th November

This bar chart shows how the children in a class travel to school.

How many children walk?

How many children are in the class altogether?

Write two thousand and twenty in figures.

£17 + £38 9 × 6



21st November

Write 352 in words

The numbers in the rectangles are equal to the sum of the numbers in the two circles next to it. Find the missing numbers

333 + 29 14 × 0



22nd November

A TV costs £405. Bonnie has a voucher to save £25 off the price. How much does Bonnie pay for the TV?

The book weighs 350 grams. Show this on the scales

How much would two books weigh?

40− 34 4 × 10 = 5 ×



23rd November

What is the name of this shape?

Measure the length of the longest side

Martina needs 70 tulips. She has 4 bunches of 12 tulips. How many more tulips does Martina need?

70+ 80 + 20 35 × 3



24th November

Write the animals in order of the oldest ages. Start with the oldest.

Work out the total number of years lived by the oldest lobster and oldest cat.

The first two multiples of 6 are shown. Write down the next 3 multiples of 6.

12

of 34 45 × 4



25th November

Write these amounts in order, starting with the smallest

James writes down a number in Roman numerals. VI Write the number in figures

List the first five multiples of 8

22+ 45



26th November

How much money is there?

There are 4 apples in each pack. How many apples are in 6 packs of apples?

A bus left at 11 o'clock to go to the beach. It arrived 1 hour and 20 minutes later. What time did it get to the beach?

30÷ 2 70 − 14



27th November

Dan has a box of 92 chocolates. He eats 25 chocolates. How many chocolates are left in the box?

Place the numbers in the correct box

3 × 3 × 3



28th November

The four sums below can be completed using only the numbers 1 to 8. Use each number once to complete the sums. One sum has been done for you.

Laura takes a quarter of an hour to walk from school to home. She arrives home at 3:10pm At what time did she leave school?

0÷ 5 20 + 40+ 60 + 80



29th November

Who walks 200 metres to school?

Who walks between 400 and 500 metres to school?

Show the time half past ten on the clock

15 × 1



30th November

Write these numbers in order, from smallest to largest

Liam scores 78 points Riley scores 93 points How many more points does Riley score than Liam?

How many right angles does this shape have?

56− 15 9 × 11

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