Children throughout the school are encouraged to continue their learning at home in a variety of ways including using online programmes. Some homework, especially in Key Stage 1, is set with the intention that it is done with the guidance of a parent.
Children throughout the school are encouraged to continue their learning at home in a variety of ways including using online programmes. Some homework, especially in Key Stage 1, is set with the intention that it is done with the guidance of a parent.
As pupils move through the school, they will work more independently. However, all homework is most effective when supported by parental encouragement and supervision. As the homework set is intended to reinforce and support work that the child has done or is about to do in class, this is one of the most effective and easiest ways a parent can directly help their child at school.
Holy Trinity has a YouTube Channel that features how to videos. Click here to view it.
If you want to see how well you will do in the National Year 4 Multiplication Test click here to have a go. Click on play game and you will be presented with 25 questions with only 6 seconds to type in your answer. Good luck!
Autumn Term
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Spring Term
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Summer Term
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Daily Maths Speed Challenge practise links:
Tiger 1 – Addition facts to 5 and subtraction facts to 5
Tiger 2 – Addition facts to 6 and subtraction facts to 6
Tiger 3 – Addition facts to 7 and subtraction facts to 7
Tiger 4 – Addition facts to 8 and subtraction facts to 8
Tiger 5 – Addition facts to 9 and subtraction facts to 9
Tiger 6 – Doubles to 10 and halves to 20
Lion 1 – Addition facts to 10 and subtraction facts to 10
Lion 2 – Addition facts to 100 and subtraction facts to 100
Lion 3 – Add 10 to single digit numbers and add multiples of 10 to single digit
Lion 4 – Multiplication facts for x 2 and x 10
Lion 5 – Multiplication facts for x 5 and x 11
Lion 6 – Division and fraction facts for x 2
Jaguar 1 – Division and fraction facts for x 10
Jaguar 2 – Division and fraction facts for x 5
Jaguar 3 – Division and fraction facts for x 11
Jaguar 4 – Multiplication facts for x 3 and x 4
Jaguar 5 – Division and fraction facts for x 4
Jaguar 6 – Division and fraction facts for x 3
Cougar 1 – Multiplication, division and fraction facts for x 6
Cougar 2 – Multiplication, division and fraction facts for x 12
Cougar 3 – Multiplication, division and fraction facts for x 9
Cougar 4 – Multiplication, division and fraction facts for x 8
Cougar 5 – Multiplication, division and fraction facts for x 7
Cougar 6 – Multiply and divide by 10
Leopard 1 – Multiply and divide decimals by 10, 100 and 1000
Leopard 2 – Derived facts for x2, x4 and x8
Leopard 3 – Derived facts for x5 and x10
Leopard 4 – Derived facts for x3, x6 and x12
Leopard 5 – Derived facts for x9, x11 and x7
Leopard 6 – Equivalent fraction & decimals and measurement conversion facts
Cheetah 1 – Fractions of an amount
Cheetah 2 – Percentage of an amount
Cheetah 3 – Derived division facts for x 2, x 5 & x 10
Cheetah 4 – Derived division facts for x 3, x 6, x 7 & x 9