Good morning Year 1!
Well done for all your hard work this week so far!
Here are your next maths questions and challenge! Remember I will post the answers the following morning to make sure everyone has a fair try at the questions.
Have a listen to this video on number pairs and put the numbers in below:
Try these harder ones: 
Today’s maths challenge:
Answers to yesterdays questions and challenge
20 , 16, 22, 39, 232, 355
Robots 5+5=10; 3+7=10; 8+2=10, 7+3=10, , 9+1=10
5+15=20, 13+7=20, 10+10=20
Challenge
1st column had 6 bricks, second column =3, third column =2, fourth column=5
So if Pete moved third column to the first column 6+2=8, Move the second colum to fourth 5+3=8. Both would be same height.
5+5=10; 3+7=10; 8+2=10; 4+6=10; 7+3=10; 9+1=10
5+15=20; 13+7=20; 10+10=20
Golden Bars
He moved 2 bars from the first pile to the third pile and he moved 1 bar from the fourth pile to the second pile.
5+5=10 3+7=10 8+2=10 4+6=10 7+3=10 9+1=10
5+15=20 13+7=20 10+10=20
I’ve done Gold bars with LEGO to help me.
Dear Miss Travers.
Number pair that make 10
5+5 = 10
3+7=10
8+2 =10
4+6=10
7+3=10
9+1=10
Number pairs that make 20
5+15=20
13+7=20
10+10=20
Extra ones ?
Number pairs that make 30
10+20 =30
17+13=30
15+15+30
12+18 =30
14+16 =30
Pirate Pete
4 piles of gold 6,3,2,5
6+2 = 8
5+3 = 8
Completed in 2 moves.
5+5=10
3+7=10
8+2=10
4+6=10
7+3=10
9+1=10
5+15=20
13+7=20
10+10=20
Two towers with 8 blocks each.
Good Morning Miss Travers,
Number bonds to 10:
5, 7, 2, 6, 3, 1.
Number bonds to 20:
15, 7, 10.
Hello Miss Travers,
Number bonds to 10
5+5, 3+7, 8+2, 4+6, 7+3, 9+1, 10+0.
Number bonds to 20
5+15, 13+7, 10+10, 19+1, 11+9, 12+8, 16+4, 14+6, 17+3, 18+2, 20+0.
Gold bars
Take 2 bars away from pile 1 and put them on pile 3. Take 1 bar away from pile 4 and put it on pile 2.
5+5=10
3+7=10
8+2 =10
4 +6=10
7+3=10
9+1 =10 ?
5+15=20
13+7=20
10+10 =20 ?
5; 7; 2; 6; 3; 1; 15; 7; 10
Move 2 blocks from the left pile to the 3rd pile.
Move 1 block from the right hand pile to the 2nd pile.
All four piles should now have 4 blocks.
1- 5
2- 7
3- 2
4- 6
5- 3
6- 1
7- 15
8- 7
9- 10
Pete took 2 gold bars from the tallest pile and put it in the shortest pile. He took one bar from the pile that had 5 and put it on the pile that had 3 bars.
1. 5+5=10
2. 3+7= 10
3. 8+2=10
4.4+6=10
5.7+3=10
6.9+1=10
7.5+15=20
8.13+7=20
9.10+10=20
Pirate has to move pile one to pile three,
And pile two to pile four
2×8=16
Hi Miss Travers,
These are my Math,
5 + 5 = 10,
3 + 7 = 10,
8 + 2 = 10,
5+15=20,
13+7=20,
10+10=20,
18+2=20,
6+14=20,
11+9=20,
4+6=10,
7+3=10,
9+1=10.
Heloise:
Hundreds, Tens, Ones:
20, 16, 22, 39, 232, 355
Crossword:
Across
1:Two
3: Six
4: Twelve
5: Nine
Down
2: One
3: Seven
4: Ten.
Number Pairs:
5+5=10, 3+7=10, 8+2=10
4+6=10, 7+3=10, 9+1=10
5+15=20, 13+7=20, 10+10=20.
Gold bars:
I put the stack of 3 on top of the stack of 5, and then the stack ok 2 on top of the stack of 6. That makes 2 stacks of 8.
Hello Miss Traves,
5+5=10
3+7=10
8+2=10
4+6=10
7+3=10
9+1=10
5+15=20
13+7=20
10+10=20
Gold bars
Fabi took 2 bars from the pile that has six bars (6-2=4) and put it to pile with two bars (2+2=4) and now we 2 piles of 4 bars.
The second move is:
Take one bar from pile with 5 bars (5-1=6) and put it to pile with 3 bars (3+1=4) and now we have 4 piles with four bars each and they have equal heights.
16:4=4 4×4=16
Fabi done the exercise using Lego pieces.
1.
5 + 5 = 10
3 + 7 = 10
8 + 2 = 10
4 + 6 = 10
7 + 3 = 10
9 + 1 = 10
2.
5+15=20
13+7=20
10+10=20
I went to the dark, blue sticky glue park and I saw a thief. There was
blue glue on Ginger’s back. So quickly the farmer Tom cleaned Ginger.
5+5=10
3+7=10
8+2=10
4+6=10
7+3=10
8+2=10
9+1=10
5+15=20
13+7=20
10+10=20
Challenge
I put 2 bars ( 6-2) on the pile with 2 bars and I put 1 bar( 5-1) on the pile with 3 bars, so I have 4 piles with 4 bars. My mum sent a picture?
Well done everyone! Your maths is super!
Hi Miss Travers,
Robots:
5+ 5= 10
3+ 7=10
8+2=10
4+ 6= 10
7+3= 10
9+ 1= 10
5+15 = 20
13+7=20
10+10=20
Pirate
He has to make piles of 4 gold bars by moving them in the middle.