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Handling Data
  • Day 1

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LO To read and write any whole number
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LO To read and write any whole number
  • 6748

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LO To read and write any whole number
  • 6748

6000
5
LO To read and write any whole number
  • 6748

6000
700
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LO To read and write any whole number
  • 6748

6000
700
40
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LO To read and write any whole number
  • 6748

6000
700
40
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8
LO To read and write any whole number
  • 6748

6000
700
40
If we change the digit 4 to 1, what is the new
number?
8
9
LO To read and write any whole number
  • 6718

6000
700
10
8
10
LO To read and write any whole number
  • 6748

If we change the digit 7 to 9 in this number now,
what is the new number?
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LO To read and write any whole number
  • 6748

If we change the digit 7 to 9 in this number now,
what is the new number?
6948
How has the size of the original number changed?
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Find the difference and write this on the arrow.
  • 3569
  • 5672
  • 1470
  • 7254

3969 5678 6470 7304
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LO Discuss language associated with chance and
likelihood of particular events.
  • 13.06.05

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Weather Forecast Rain, likely. Strong winds,
certain Temperature reaching 8 degrees, possible.
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Weather Forecast Rain, likely. Strong winds,
certain Temperature reaching 8 degrees, possible.
What time of year is it?
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Weather Forecast Rain, likely. Strong winds,
certain Temperature reaching 8 degrees, possible.
What time of year is it?
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Weather Forecast Sun, good chance. Light winds,
possible. Temperature reaching 20 degrees,
unlikely Chance of showers, even.
What time of year is it?
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Weather Forecast Sun, good chance. Light winds,
possible. Temperature reaching 20 degrees,
unlikely Chance of showers, even.
What time of year is it?
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LO Use language associated with chance. Work in
groups to put as many of these phrases into a
sentence about the weather and say if the
sentence relates to winter, summer autumn or
spring. e.g. There is a fair chance of blue skies
today (spring as the weather is warmer)
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low risk
probable
good chance
  • Can you use any of these three phrases in a
    sentence that relates to what you will be doing
    at lunchtime?

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What have we learned?
  • to use the vocabulary of PROBABILITY to
    describe events which have a good chance of
    happening and those which have a poor chance.

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Handling Data
  • Day 2

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 13.06.05

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 409,765

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 509,765

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 519,765

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 520,765

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 520,865

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 520,875

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 520,876

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 409,765

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 309,765

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 299,765

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 298,765

35
LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 298,665

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 298,655

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LO to read and write any whole number.
  • 298,654

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What number will you get?
1000
  • 569, 354
  • 672,103
  • 130,782
  • 147,023

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300

60, 000

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LO to discuss the chance or likelihood of
particular events.
  • 14.06.05

40
  • Remember Chance words like
  • likely
  • Probable
  • Impossible
  • good chance
  • poor chance
  • even chance
  • definate.

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2
3
4
5
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7
8
9
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Is the number on the next card likely to be
greater than 7?
7
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9
7
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9
3
7
45
9
3
7
1
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9
3
7
4
1
47
9
3
7
2
4
1
48
9
3
8
7
2
4
1
49
9
3
8
5
7
2
4
1
50
9
3
8
5
7
2
4
1
6
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LO to discuss the chance or likelihood of
particular events.
Poor chance
Work in pairs to agree where the words should go
BEFORE you record them.
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5050 chance


Read a book
Go for a walk
watch tv
do nothing
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5050 chance


Read a book
Go for a walk
watch tv
do nothing
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5050 chance


Read a book
Go for a walk
watch tv
do nothing
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5050 chance


Read a book
Go for a walk
watch tv
do nothing
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5050 chance


Read a book
Go for a walk
watch tv
do nothing
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What have we learned?
  • To discuss events which have a good chance of
    happening and those that have a poor chance.

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Handling Data
  • Day 5

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LO to record and write any whole number
  • 17.06.05

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12, 995
What is 5 more than this number?
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12, 995
What is 3000 less than this number?
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Solve a problem by representing andinterpreting
data in tables, charts, graphs and diagrams.
  • 17.06.05

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Line Graph
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When was the temperature highest?
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When was it coldest?
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When did it warm up the most?
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What was the temperature at 1015?
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TaskI would like you to solve a problem. You are
to work in groups and investigate the distance
travelled by a ball rolled down a ramp when the
steepness of the ramp is changed. Each group will
test a ball of a different size. You are first
to collect data and then represent this on a line
graph.
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Predictions
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What will each axis represent?
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What will each axis represent?
The steepness of the ramp
Distance the ball rolls
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What have we learned?
  • To draw and interpret a line graph
  • To understand that intermediate
  • points may or may not have
  • meaning.
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