Tuesday, 24 June 2014
Wednesday, 18 June 2014
Verbs
Fill in the blanks with appropriate verbs:
threw left crashed pleased sent whispered swept
thought taught heard convert departed bought strolled felt
fought found expected woke laughed brought allowed bought
danced
1. The ship _________________ against the rocks.
2. Sara ______________ happily when she _____________ the good news.
3. The tornado ____________ all the homes in its path.
4. The little boy ___________ the ball up in the air.
5. She ____________ the secret into her friend's ears.
6. The plane to Paris ___________ on the scheduled time.
7. My mother was _______________ with my results.
8. Mr. Smith ___________ early to work today.
9. She ___________ very embarrassed when everyone ___________ at her.
10. He _______________ of a good idea to solve the problem.
11. Our teacher ______________ us how to _____________ mixed numbers to improper fractions.
12. The old man _____________ along the path around the park.
13. You are _____________ to finish your assignment by next Monday.
14. Sara ______________ ice cream, chocolates and juice in the super market.
15. Dogs are not ____________ inside the store.
16. He ________________ his pet dog with him to the park.
17. I ____________ with my friend yesterday.
18. I ____________ up very late today.
19. Peter _____________his lost toy under the bed.
20. Grandma _____________ me a greeting card for my birthday.
Area and Perimeter of Square and Rectangle
1. Find the perimeter of a square with side:
Note: 1. Remember to write the answer with appropriate units ( m, cm, mm).
2. After answering all the questions, come up with a general rule to find the perimeter of a square.
b) 16 cm g) 5 m
c) 9 mm h) 25 cm
d) 7 cm i) 12 cm
e) 14 cm j) 10 mm
2. Apply the general rule you worked out in the first question and find the side of a square with the perimeter:
a) 132 m f) 72 m
b) 56 cm g) 24 cm
c) 84 mm h) 96 cm
d) 50 m i) 120 mm
e) 68 cm h) 160 cm
3. Find the perimeter of a rectangle with
Note: After answering questions a) to e), work out a general rule to find the perimeter of a rectangle.
a) length 8 cm and breadth 12 cm
b) length 5 cm and breadth 6 cm
c) length 7 m and breadth 8 m
d) length 15 cm and breadth 12 cm
e) length 18 cm and breadth 11 cm
4. Note: Draw the shape to help you work out the answers.
a) Work out the breadth of the rectangle with perimeter 36 cm and length 12 cm.
b) Work out the length of the rectangle with perimeter 40 cm and breadth 10 cm.
5. Find the area of a square with side
Note: Remember the unit for area will always be written as m², cm², mm² ......
a) 8 m f) 12 cm
b) 7 cm g) 4 cm
c) 6 mm h) 3 m
d) 5 cm i) 1 cm
e) 10 mm j) 2 cm
6. Find the area of the rectangle with
a) length 3 cm and breadth 4 cm
b) length 5 cm and breadth 7 cm
c) length 8 cm and breadth 6 cm
d) length 4 m and breadth 12 m
e) length 10 mm and breadth 5 mm
Word Problems:
1. Rita's garden is 15 m long and 12 m wide. What is the perimeter of her garden?
What is the area of her garden?
2. A swimming pool is 25 m long and 12 m wide. What is the perimeter of the pool? What is the area of the pool?
3. A school playground is 150 m by 75 m. What is the perimeter of the playground? What is the area of the playground?
4. A parking lot is 100 m and 72 m wide. What is the perimeter of the parking lot? What is the area of the parking lot?
5. John takes a walk around a park which is 750 m long and 500 m wide. How much distance does he walk if he walks around the park once?
Monday, 16 June 2014
Words of the Week 16/6
weary increase measles rear
dreary decrease seal gear
yearn seam teal spear
heath feature sneak
heather feasible reap
beacon weave squeal
cease weasel preach
lease creak leap
crease treacle meagre
grease reason breach
tease mean ream
Wednesday, 11 June 2014
Words of the week 02/06
Learn the meaning and spelling of the following words and put them in sentences:
Remember to use appropriate adjectives, perfect punctuation and include lots of interesting details in your sentences
hopefully
possibly
probably
normally
steadily
hastily
strangely
wearily
angrily
happily
Percentages and Fractions
Convert the following percentages to fractions:
1) 20% 6) 58% 11) 25%
2) 45% 7) 28% 12) 90%
3) 65% 8) 40% 13) 55%
4) 74% 9) 80% 14) 64%
5) 62% 10) 15% 15) 32%
Convert the following fractions to percentages:
1) 4/5 6) 20/25 11) 9/20 16) 32/64
2) 16/25 7) 18/25 12) 13/20 17) 48/64
3) 2/5 8) 7/10 13) 17/20 18) 15/60
4) 3/10 9) 11/20 14) 23/25 19) 8/80
5) 18/25 10) 7/20 15) 18/72 20) 12/48
Match the following fractions, decimals and percentages:
1/5 30% 0.1
1/4 75% 0.2
3/10 50% 0.7
1/2 25% 0.6
3/5 40% 0.3
7/10 10% 0.01
2/5 70% 0.25
3/4 1% 0.5
1/10 60% 0.75
1/100 20% 0.4
Wednesday, 4 June 2014
Measures - Revision
Convert:
1) 3500 g = _____________kg 16) 350 ml = ______________ L
2) 4060 g = _____________ kg 17) 456 g = _______________kg
3) 706 cm = _____________kg 18) 623 m = _______________km
4) 6200 ml = _____________ L 19) 653 cm = _______________m
5) 5780 g = _____________ kg 20) 4502 g = _______________kg
6) 1065 m = ____________km 21) 604 cm = _____________m
7) 5.46 kg = _____________ g 22) 1205 ml = ____________ L
8) 2.25 L = ____________ml 23) 2306 g = ___________kg
9) 0.75 m = ____________cm 24) 7750 g = ____________kg
10) 3476 m =____________ km 25) 6005 g = ____________kg
11) 3025 m = _____________km
12) 0.75 kg = ______________ g
13) 0.5 kg = _______________g
14) 0.5 m = _____________cm
15) 0.25 L = _____________ml
Write these measures as fractions:
Example: 50 cm = 1/2 m
1) 250 ml = __________ L
2) 750 g = __________ kg
3) 250 m =__________km
4) 10 cm = ___________m
5) 500 m = ___________ km
6) 750 m = ___________ km
7) 100 g = ____________ kg
8) 500 ml = ___________ L
9) 100 ml = __________ L
10) 75 cm = __________ m
11) 200 g = ___________ kg
Word Problems:
1. How many kilograms and grams are there in three and a half kilograms?
2. How many litres and millilitres are there in one and a half kilograms?
3. A jug has 2 litres of orange juice. Sam pours 250 ml of juice into a cup for him to drink. How much juice is remaining in the jug? Express your answer in litres and also millilitres.
4. One chocolate bar weighs 50 g, how much do 50 such chocolate bars weigh? Give your answer in kilograms.
5. Jack is 147 cm tall. John is 15 cm taller than Jack. How tall is John? Give your answer in metres.
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