Mega Maths Homework - Autumn Term Weeks 1 & 2
Get ahead of your child's maths homework with this Mega Maths booklet for Autumn Term. Includes fast-fire questions, reasoning tasks, and challenges to strengthen math skills. Complete in pencil and mark using highlighters. Don't miss out on the fun learning opportunities!
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Autumn 2 - Book 2 MEGA MATHS In this booklet, you will find all of this Half Term s Home Learning. This booklet must not be lost. In response to parental feedback, we are aware that sometimes your weekends are busy. This will allow you to get ahead of homework if you know you are not able to going to be able complete it on a particular week. Please note: the set homework will be marked weekly. If your child cannot complete some of the questions, please leave us a note to make us aware of this. Set on a Wednesday and due on the following Monday. Maths homework should take no longer than 30 minutes and will include basic skills and questions relating directly to what the children have learned in school that week. Homework should be completed in pencil like their maths in class. There will be 5 quick fire questions which should be done mentally. There will be 10 questions which may require a written method. These two sections should take no more than 15 minutes. Then there will be 2 reasoning questions which will require application of skills learnt in class that week. These will be elements the children have experienced in school time. They will be encouraged to show their thinking not just the answer. This section may take up to 15 minutes. Answers will be marked using highlighters like their usual maths lessons and we will go through each piece of homework with the children. Name:_____________________________ Team:______________________________
Autumn Two, Week One Name:____________________ Date:______________ MEGA MATHS! FAST FIVE! You have FIVE minutes to complete the FIVE questions below. Extra Challenge: Time yourself! Can you beat 5 minutes? Write your time in the PB box below! 1. 4/7 + 3/14 4. 3425 + 125 2. 6X9 - 5 5. 112 8 3. 4X8X9 MY PB: TEN 4 TEN! You have TEN minutes to complete the TEN questions below. Extra Challenge: Time yourself! Can you beat 10 minutes? Write your time in the PB box below! 1. 50% of 176 6. 436.9 1000 2. 0.25= 7. 143.89 54.89 3. 17X48 8. 3/6 + 7/18 4. 1891 9 9. 15% of 40 5. 887.8 + 91.7 10. 12 X = 67 + 65 MY PB:
RISK-TAKING THROUGH REASONING! Each question below is worth 3 marks Mark 1: Drawing a bar or diagram to support your thinking. Mark 2: A sentence stating how you know you are correct. Mark 3: The correct answer! Question 1: Holly used 2 similar parcels? 3m ribbon to tie one parcel. How many metres of ribbon will she need for 5 Mark 1: Mark 2: Mark 3:
Autumn Two, Week Two Name:____________________ Date:______________ MEGA MATHS! FAST FIVE! You have FIVE minutes to complete the FIVE questions below. Extra Challenge: Time yourself! Can you beat 5 minutes? Write your time in the PB box below! 1. 3/10 + 4/10 4. 2173 + 199 2. 5X4X7 5. 56 7 3. 76+5X3 MY PB: TEN 4 TEN! You have TEN minutes to complete the TEN questions below. Extra Challenge: Time yourself! Can you beat 10 minutes? Write your time in the PB box below! 1. 25% of 355 6. 556.7 100 2. 0.65= 7. 18.47 7.28 3. 19X34 8. 7/9 + 2/3 4. 1479 7 9. 25% of 80 5. 17.65 + 9.2 10. 12 X = 100-4 MY PB:
RISK-TAKING THROUGH REASONING! The question below is worth 3 marks Mark 1: Drawing a bar or diagram to support your thinking. Mark 2: A sentence stating how you know you are correct. Mark 3: The correct answer! Question 1: In a geography test, Sam scored 62% and Hamza scored 3/5. Who got the highest score? Explain your answer? Mark 1: Mark 2: Mark 3:
Autumn Two, Week Three Name:____________________ Date:______________ MEGA MATHS! FAST FIVE! You have FIVE minutes to complete the FIVE questions below. Extra Challenge: Time yourself! Can you beat 5 minutes? Write your time in the PB box below! 1. 3/9 + 6/9 4. 2367 + 99 2. 5X5X4 5. 144 12 3. 76-4X2 MY PB: TEN 4 TEN! You have TEN minutes to complete the TEN questions below. Extra Challenge: Time yourself! Can you beat 10 minutes? Write your time in the PB box below! 1. 25% of 444 6. 654 1000 2. 0.65= 7. 14.06 10.9 3. 17X24 8. 4/5 + 2/3 4. 8493 3 9. 4 lots of 2 and a quarter 5. 17.65 + 9.2 10.2/7 of 21 MY PB:
RISK-TAKING THROUGH REASONING! The question below is worth 3 marks Mark 1: Drawing a bar or diagram to support your thinking. Mark 2: A sentence stating how you know you are correct. Mark 3: The correct answer! Question 1: The number of people going to a cinema increased from 52 000 in 1988 to 71 500 in 1992. Calculate the percentage increase in the number of people from 1988 to 1992 Mark 1: Mark 2: Mark 3:
Autumn Two, Week Four Name:____________________ Date:______________ MEGA MATHS! FAST FIVE! You have FIVE minutes to complete the FIVE questions below. Extra Challenge: Time yourself! Can you beat 5 minutes? Write your time in the PB box below! 1. 30% of 45 4. 2023 + 99 2. 64 - 78 5. 17 X 7 3. (9 + 12) X 4 MY PB: TEN 4 TEN! You have TEN minutes to complete the TEN questions below. Extra Challenge: Time yourself! Can you beat 10 minutes? Write your time in the PB box below! 1. 28% of 88 6. 0.097 X 100 2. 3.4 X 2.2 7. 2.007 1.8 3. 5/3 X 7/8 8. 3/8 + 5/12 4. 934 1000 9. 9 lots of five and a tenth 5. 6.002 + 3.2 10.4/3 of 66 MY PB:
RISK-TAKING THROUGH REASONING! The question below is worth 3 marks Mark 1: Drawing a bar or diagram to support your thinking. Mark 2: A sentence stating how you know you are correct. Mark 3: The correct answer! Question 1: Brenda is saving money. Her mum offers her two lots of money. Which should she take and why? Mark 1: Mark 2: Mark 3:
Autumn Two, Week Five Name:____________________ Date:______________ MEGA MATHS! FAST FIVE! You have FIVE minutes to complete the FIVE questions below. Extra Challenge: Time yourself! Can you beat 5 minutes? Write your time in the PB box below! 1. 35% of 180 4. 223 + 99 2. 14 - 100 5. 12 3. 6 X (19 + 11) MY PB: TEN 4 TEN! You have TEN minutes to complete the TEN questions below. Extra Challenge: Time yourself! Can you beat 10 minutes? Write your time in the PB box below! 1. 51% of 120 6. 9 2. 45 X 56 7. 0.74= 3. 7/9 + 1/9 8. 3/8 1/4 9. 5267 5 4. 144 5. 3 2.2 10. 15% of 66 MY PB:
RISK-TAKING THROUGH REASONING! The question below is worth 3 marks Mark 1: Drawing a bar or diagram to support your thinking. Mark 2: A sentence stating how you know you are correct. Mark 3: The correct answer! Question 1: Mark 1: Mark 2: Mark 3:
Autumn Two, Week Six Name:____________________ Date:______________ MEGA MATHS! FAST FIVE! You have FIVE minutes to complete the FIVE questions below. Extra Challenge: Time yourself! Can you beat 5 minutes? Write your time in the PB box below! 1. 23% of 50 4. 1873 - 999 2. 116 - 202 5. 15 3. 5 X 12 X 6 MY PB: TEN 4 TEN! You have TEN minutes to complete the TEN questions below. Extra Challenge: Time yourself! Can you beat 10 minutes? Write your time in the PB box below! 1. 83% of 300 6. 10 2. 24 X 33 7. 0.76= 3. 1/3 + 3/19 8. 11/12 - 7/10 9. 7444 12 4. 121 5. 23 3.12 10.39% of 110 MY PB:
RISK-TAKING THROUGH REASONING! The question below is worth 3 marks Mark 1: Drawing a bar or diagram to support your thinking. Mark 2: A sentence stating how you know you are correct. Mark 3: The correct answer! Question 1: True or false Two rectangles with the same area can have different perimeters. Explain your answer. Mark 1: Mark 2: Mark 3:
