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1 Revision Grids Level 4 How well you remember something vs How well you remember something Revision Revision Time Time No Revision With Revision By Great Maths Teaching Ideas
2 Revision Grids Level 4 Welcome and thank you for downloading this Level 4 Revision Grids pack from Great Maths Teaching Ideas. These resources are to help pupils revise maths topics at level 4 in preparation for their assessments. The questions cover the whole curriculum at level 4. There are many ways in which you can use the revision grids in the classroom. You can use them just as straightforward worksheets for individual or pair work. Alternatively, they can be used as a 4 in a line game where pupils take it in turns to answer a question and if they get it right they put a coloured counter on the square. First to get 4 in a line wins. This can also work nicely as a whole-class starter or plenary if you have a projector and/or interactive whiteboard. If you want to promote collaboration and independent learning getting pupils to work in pairs with a textbook as a reference and then coming to you to see how many they have right is a good strategy. Only tell them how many they have right, not which ones so they have to go away and discuss it with other groups to work out where they have gone wrong and what they need to do to correct it. My inspiration for creating these Revision Grids came from the excellent blog MEDIAN by Don Steward. His blog is full of wonderful teaching resources and I can t recommend it highly enough. Be sure to take a read. I hope you and your pupils have fun lessons with lots of learning using these Revision Grids. Drop me a line and let me know how you get on: williamgeorgeemeny@gmail.com William Emeny
3 Revision Grids Level 4 Sheet 1 1 Add/ Subtract Add/ Subtract 3 Add/ Subtract 4 Doubling 5 Doubling 57 +? = 100 A school has 1000 pupils. 445 of the pupils are boys. How many girls are there? I need to save 7500 to by a new car. I have saved 350 so far. How much more do I need to save? Double 3 Double 9 6 Halving 7 Halving 8 Add 9 Subtract 10 Difference Half of 84 Half of What is the difference between 67 and? 11 Add 1 Add/ Subtract 13 Multiples 14 LCM 15 Factors Look at these numbers: 1, 5, 1, 8, 5, 7, 10, 3 Which ones are multiples of 5? What is the lowest common multiple of and 3? Write down all the factors of 4 16 Factors 17 Prime numbers 18 Prime numbers 19 Prime numbers 0 HCF How many factors does 30 have? How many factors does a prime number have? What is the first prime number? Write out the first 10 prime numbers What is the highest common factor of 8 and 1?
4 Revision Grids- Answers Level 4 Sheet , 5, ,, 3, 4, 6, 8, 1, (1, 8, 3, 5, 6, 10, 15, 30), 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 3, 9 4
5 Revision Grids Level 4 Sheet 1 Decimals Decimals 3 Decimals 4 Decimals 5 Decimals What is this number? 3 4 What is this number? Which digit is in the tenths column? Which digit is in the hundredths column? Write this number in digits: 5 tens, 3 units, 7 tenths and 3 hundredths 6 Decimals 7 Decimals 8 Decimals 9 Decimals 10 Decimals What is 3 tenths more than 5.8? What is 6 hundredths less than 3.15? Put these numbers in order from smallest to largest: ,.075,.4, Rounding 1 Rounding 13 Rounding 14 Rounding 15 Rounding Round 37 to the nearest 10 Round 347 to the nearest 100 Round 50 to the nearest 10 Round 98 to the nearest 100 Round 6791 to the nearest Rounding 17 Rounding 18 Estimation 19 Estimation 0 Fractions Round 1934 to the nearest 1000 Round 4.49 to the nearest pound Estimate the answer to Estimate.3 X 8.05 of 1
6 Revision Grids- Answers Level 4 Sheet ,.075,.1, = 6 X 8 = 16 6
7 Revision Grids Level 4 Sheet 3 1 Fractions Fractions 3 Fractions 4 Fractions 5 Fractions ? of 0 5 of 50 = 6 3 = 8? What fraction is the same as 0.5? 6 Fractions 7 Mixed numbers 8 Mixed numbers 9 Fractions 10 Fractions What is 0. as a 1 3? fraction? = 3 = 3 X 5 9?? 5 5 Use a calculator to convert this fraction to a decimal number Money 1 Money 13 Money 14 Money 15 Multiplying How many pence in 3.7? Write 439 pence in pounds A carton of juice costs How much do 3 cartons of juice cost? 8 X 9 16 Multiplying 17 Multiplying 18 Multiplying 19 Dividing 0 Dividing 6 X 7 3 X X
8 Revision Grids- Answers Level 4 Sheet or
9 Revision Grids Level 4 Sheet 4 1 Multiplying Multiplying 3 Multiplying 4 Multiplying 5 Division 15 X 3 1 X 9 3 X X Dividing 7 Dividing 8 Dividing 9 Dividing 10 Percentages % of Percentages 1 Percentages 13 Percentages 14 Percentages 15 Percentages 10% of 130 0% of 00 5% of 40 75% of 80 I have 5 pocket money. I spend 10% on sweets and 50% on a magazine. How much money do I have left? 16 FDP 17 FDP 18 FDP 19 Square numbers 0 Square numbers 0.5 is what as a percentage? 50% is what as a fraction? 10 is what as a decimal number? Write out the first 10 square numbers 3 + 5
10 Revision Grids- Answers Level 4 Sheet r or % , 4, 9, 16, 5, 36, 49, 64, 81,
11 Revision Grids Level 4 Sheet 5 1 Triangle numbers Square roots 3 Square roots 4 Square roots 5 Cube numbers Write down the first 6 triangle numbers 36 Use a calculator to calculate 17 Explain why 7 must be between 5 and 6 Write down the first 5 cube numbers 6 Cube numbers 7 Cube roots 8 Ratio 9 Ratio 10 Ratio Use your calculator to work out 64 What is the ratio of squares to triangles? Simplify the ratio 3:6 Which ratio is the odd one out? 4:10 :6 8:0 11 Coordinates 1 Equations 13 Equations 14 Equations 15 Sequences Coordinate of point A y A x I think of a number and add 5. The answer is 8. What number was I thinking of? I think of a number and multiply it by 3 to get 15. What number was I thinking of? I think of a number and call it x. After dividing x by 10 we get 3. What is x equal to? Write down the next 3 terms in this sequence: 7, 4, 1, Sequences 17 Nets 18 Nets 19 Nets 0 Nets What is the rule for finding the next number in this sequence? 3, 8, 33, What 3D shape is this a net of? What 3D shape is this a net of? How many different nets of a cube are there? (no reflections or rotations allowed) What 3D shape is this the net of?
12 Revision Grids- Answers Level 4 Sheet , 3, 6, 10, 15, Because 5 = 5 and 36 = 6 so 7 must be between 5 and 6 1, 8 7, 64, : 1 : : 6 The other two simplify to : ( 9, 3 ) , 1, Add 5 Cuboid Square-based pyramid 11 Cylinder
13 Revision Grids Level 4 Sheet 6 1 Triangles Triangles 3 Triangles 4 Triangles 5 Parallel lines Special name for this triangle Which one is the isosceles triangle? What is special about the lengths of the sides in an equilateral triangle? Draw a scalene triangle Draw arrows like this >> on the parallel lines below 6 Quadrilaterals 7 Quadrilaterals 8 Quadrilaterals 9 Quadrilaterals 10 Quadrilaterals Name these quadrilaterals What is the difference between a parallelogram and a rhombus? What is the difference between a parallelogram and a trapezium? I have two pairs of parallel sides and all my sides are the same length. What am I? I have four angles the same size and two pairs of opposite sides the same length. What am I? 11 Quadrilaterals 1 Perimeter 13 Perimeter 14 Perimeter 15 Area Coordinate that makes this a parallelogram y 1 x Perimeter of this shape? 6cm 4cm The perimeter of the shape is 16cm. What is the missing side length? 5cm Perimeter of this equilateral triangle? 1cm Area of this shape??cm 16 Area 17 Area 18 Area 19 Time 0 Time Area of this shape? Area of this shape? Area of this shape? Write 8:45am as a 4- hour clock time Write 9:17pm as a 4- hour clock time
14 Revision Grids- Answers Level 4 Sheet Right angled triangle All 3 sides are the same length Any triangle where all 3 sides are different length Square Rectangle Kite Rhombus: all sides the same length Parallelogram: pairs of opposite sides the same length Parallelogram: pairs of parallel lines Trapezium: 1 pair of parallel lines A square or a rhombus A rectangle ( 8, 3 ) 0cm 3cm square units square units 6 square units 4 square units
15 Revision Grids Level 4 Sheet 7 1 Timetables Time 3 Time 4 Units 5 Units Time in mins to get from Fair Oak to Eastleigh? Fair Oak Bishopstoke Eastleigh I leavee my house at 0730 and walk to work. It takes me 35 mins to get to work. What time do I arrive? I drive from Southampton to Norwich, leaving at It takes 4 hours 7 mins. What time do I arrive? Estimate the length of your little finger in cm Estimate the height of the classroom door in m 6 Units 7 Units 8 Units 9 Units 10 Units My pencil is 10cm long. Approximately how long is it in inches? A house is 8m tall. Approximately how tall is it in feet? A tree is planted in an orchard when it is 94cm tall. In 1 year it grows 43cm. How tall is it after 1 year in m? An athlete is training for a 400m race. She does 5 practice races in a day. How far did she run that day in km? The hair on your head grows about 1mm every 3 days. How many cm does it grow in months? 11 Units 1 Units 13 Units 14 Symmetry 15 Symmetry A box of cereal weighs 1kg. I eat 100g of cereal each day for a week. How many grams does the box weigh now? I pour cups of cola from a 1 litre bottle. Each cup holds 00ml. How much cola is left in the bottle in ml? Weight shown by arrow in kg? 3kg 5kg How many lines of symmetry? Draw on all the lines of symmetry 16 Symmetry 17 Symmetry 18 Symmetry 19 Line graphs 0 Two way tables What order of rotational symmetry? What order of rotational symmetry? Addd to this pattern to give it rotational symmetry order 3 Plot a line graph to show this temperature data: 6am- 4, 8am- 5, 10am- 5, 1pm- 6 Fill in the missing numbers Boys 6 5 Girls 8 Total 1
16 Revision Grids- Answers Level 4 Sheet mins 0805 (8:05am) 154 (3:4pm) 4 to 8 cm to 3 m cm 4 inches 4 feet 1.37m km (assuming 1 month is 30 days) g 600 ml 4. kg Order Order 1. No rotational symmetry Temperature am 8am 10am 1pm Boys 6 5 Girls 8 7 Total 14 1
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