Fluency Fifteen 1 - Cookridge Primary
Transcript of Fluency Fifteen 1 - Cookridge Primary
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Fluency Fifteen 11. Which number have a 6 in the ones digit?
69 1056 53 367 550 506
2. What is the difference between 1000 and 500?
3. £310 £10 £5 =
4. 89cm + 68cm =
5. 736 87 =
6. 24 4 =
7. 52 4 =
8. 7 x 5 =
9. 56 x 3 =
10. ______ weeks = 1 year
______ weeks = 2 years
11. Which is less than a right angle? (An acute angle)
12. How much more water is needed to make 1L?
13. How many more traingles need to be shaded to make one third?
14. Name each of these shapes.
15. Can you spot the mistake?
a b c
1L
800ml
600ml
400ml
200ml
Multiples of 4 Multiples of 8
412
832 23
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Fluency Fifteen 11. Which numbers have a 6 in the ones digit?
69 1056 53 367 550 506
2. What is the difference between 1000 and 500? 500
3. £310 £10 £5 = £295
4. 89cm + 68cm = 157cm or 1.57m
5. 736 87 = 649
6. 24 4 = 6
7. 52 4 = 13
8. 7 x 5 = 35
9. 56 x 3 = 168
10. 52 weeks = 1 year
104 weeks = 2 years
11. Which is less than a right angle? (An acute angle)
12. How much more water is needed to make 1L?
13. How many more traingles need to be shaded to make one third? 1
14. Name each of these shapes.
15. Can you spot the mistake?
a b c
1L
800ml
600ml
400ml
200ml
Multiples of 4 Multiples of 8
412
832 23
300ml
Quadrilateral
Pentagonoctagon
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Fluency Fifteen 2 1. Place these numbers in descending order
350 650 500 750 50
2. 1000 + ____ + 60 + 8 = 1568
3. 260 + ___ = 300
4. 499 + 502 =
5. 341 50 =
6. 1341 862 =
7. 24 8 =
8. 75 5 =
9. 27 x 3 =
10. 3 of 40 =
5
11. 2 + 3 =
12 12
12. 24 months = ____ years
13. Which angles are more than a right angle? (Obtuse angles)
14. Put these measurements in ascending order.
5mm 4.5cm 15mm 2cm 3cm
15. I have £15. How much more do I need to buy both items?
A C
B D
£10 £9.95
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Fluency Fifteen 2 1. Place these numbers in descending order
750 650 500 350 50
2. 1000 + 500 + 60 + 8 = 1568
3. 260 + 40 = 300
4. 499 + 502 = 1001
5. 341 50 = 291
6. 1341 862 = 479
7. 24 8 = 3
8. 75 5 = 15
9. 27 x 3 = 81
10. 3 of 40 = 24
5
11. 2 + 3 = 5
12 12 12
12. 24 months = 2 years
13. Which angles are more than a right angle? (Obtuse angles)
14. Put these measurements in ascending order.
5mm 15mm 2cm 3cm 4.5cm
15. I have £15. How much more do I need to buy both items? £4.95
A C
B D
£10 £9.95
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Fluency Fifteen 31. What is the value of the underlined digit? 468
2. Write down the missing number.
3. 200 + __ + 4 = 274
4. 721 + 486 =
5. 417 30 =
6. 829 269 =
7. 30 5 =
8. 67 5 =
9. 26 x 3 =
10. 5 of 48 =
8
11. Which is bigger,
36 months or 2 years?
12. What is the perimeter of ths shape?
13. Can you put these measurements in descending order?
1.5m 90cm 1000mm 10cm 120cm
14. Which shapes are equivalent to one half?
15. Match these into pairs.
5015 5
2.5cm7.5cm
Double 8 5 x 5
Double 4 x 4one quarter of 100
four fifths of 40 Half of 4 x 8
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Fluency Fifteen 31. What is the value of the underlined digit? 468 400
2. Write down the missing number.
3. 200 + 70 + 4 = 274
4. 721 + 486 = 1207
5. 417 30 = 387
6. 829 269 = 560
7. 30 5 = 6
8. 67 5 = 13r2
9. 26 x 3 = 78
10. 5 of 48 = 30
8
11. Which is bigger,
36 months or 2 years? 36 months
12. What is the perimeter of ths shape? 20cm
13. Can you put these measurements in descending order?
1.5m 120cm 1000mm 90cm 10cm
14. Which shapes are equivalent to one half?
15. Match these into pairs.
5015 30 5
2.5cm7.5cm
Double 8 5 x 5
Double 4 x 4one quarter of 100
four fifths of 40 Half of 4 x 8
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Fluency Fifteen 4 1. Copy and complete.
33 30 ___ 25 ___ ____
2. True or false? Half 100 > double 5 x 10
3. 126 + ? + 4 = 140
4. 695 + 856 =
5. 864 ? = 664
6. 824 389 =
7. 24 ? = 4
8. 26 4 =
9. 86 x 3 =
10.10 =
20
11. 2 of 21 =
3
12. How many hours are there in two days?
13. What is the arrow pointing to?
14. Which shape has one right angle?
15. Copy and complete this sequence.
9.6 9.7 9.8 ___ ____ 10.1 ____
550g 450g
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Fluency Fifteen 4 1. Copy and complete.
33 30 27 25 24 21
2. True or false? Half 100 > double 5 x 10 false
3. 126 + 10+ 4 = 140
4. 695 + 856 = 1551
5. 864 200 = 664
6. 824 389 = 435
7. 24 6 = 4
8. 26 4 = 6r2
9. 86 x 3 =
10.10 = one half (or any other equivalent)
20
11. 2 of 21 = 14
3
12. How many hours are there in two days? 48
13. What is the arrow pointing to? 470g
14. Which shape has one right angle?
15. Copy and complete this sequence.
9.6 9.7 9.8 9.9 10 10.1 10.2
550g 450g
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Fluency Fifteen 51. What is number is the arrow pointing to?
2. Complete this sequence.
850 900 950 ____ ____ ____
3. 566 + 70 =
4. 1120 90 =
5. 782 + 263 =
6. 856 357 =
7. 96 8 =
8. 29 3 =
9. 37 x 4 =
10. 3 of 48
8
11. True or false. 2 is equivalent to two halves.
4
12. 1.2kg 850g =
13. How many vertices does a sqaure base pyramid have?
14. How many 5p's are in £1?
15. Draw a hexagon.
75 50 25
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Fluency Fifteen 51. What is number is the arrow pointing to? 55
2. Complete this sequence.
850 900 950 1000 1050 1100
3. 566 + 70 = 636
4. 1120 90 = 1030
5. 782 + 263 = 1045
6. 856 357 = 499
7. 96 8 = 12
8. 29 3 = 9r2
9. 37 x 4 = 148
10. 3 of 48 18
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11. True or false. 2 is equivalent to two halves. False
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12. 1.2kg 850g = 350g
13. How many vertices does a sqaure base pyramid have? 5
14. How many 5p's are in £1? 20
15. Draw a hexagon.
Any shape that has SIX sides.
75 50 25
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Fluency Fifteen 61. Write this number in words. 835
2. What is the value of the underlined digit? 698
3. 670 = 70 +
4. 506 80 =
5. 251+ 247 =
6. 524 369 =
7. 3 x 9 =
8. 25 5 =
9. 85 8 =
10. 1 + 3
4 4
11. Three fifths of 55
12. I recieve £1.75 from £5. How much did I spend?
13. What is the perimeter of this hexagon?
14. How many days are in 8 weeks?
15. Use < > = to compare these amounts.
178g 1Kg
2L 200ml
4cm 40mm
4cmNot to scale
1 2
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Fluency Fifteen 61. Write this number in words. 835 Eight hundred and thirty five
2. What is the value of the underlined digit? 698 600
3. 670 = 70 + 600
4. 506 80 = 426
5. 251+ 247 = 498
6. 524 369 = 155
7. 3 x 9 = 27
8. 25 5 = 5
9. 85 8 = 14
10. 1 + 3 4
4 4
11. Three fifths of 55 33
12. I recieve £1.75 from £5. How much did I spend? £3.25
13. What is the perimeter of this hexagon? 24cm
14. How many days are in 8 weeks? 56
15. Use < > = to compare these amounts.
178g < 1Kg
2L > 200ml
4cm = 40mm
4cmNot to scale
1 2
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