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5:01Number linesNumbered and blank number lines.
5:02Number lines: negative numbersThree empty number lines, two number lines with a range from -4 to 3, two from -6 to 1, two counting by 5s from -15 to 0 and two counting by 2s from -8 to 0 are drawn.
5:03Place value: 5-digit numbersBlank numeral expanders, abacuses and place value cards are drawn to be used for representing 5-digit numbers.
5:04Place value: 6-digit numbersAbacuses, place value cards and numeral expanders are provided for representing 6-digit numbers.
5:05Addition and subtraction factsA practice page for addition and subtraction facts to 10 and 20.
5:06Addition and subtraction websThree addition and subtraction webs with numbers and three blank addition and subtraction webs are given.
5:07Addition and subtraction algorithms: 4 digitsBlank 4-digit number algorithms are given for addition and subtraction of whole and decimal numbers.
5:08Addition and subtraction algorithms: 5 digitsBlank 5-digit algorithms for addition and subtraction of whole numbers and decimals including money
5:09Multiplication tablesThe multiplication tables are shown from x1 to x10 as a whole and also with a place for answers.
5:10Multiplication gridsA blank and a completed multiplication grid are shown for tables to x10.
5:11Multiplication websNine multiplication webs and three multiplication single line grids are drawn.
5:12Multiplication algorithmsBlank multiplication algorithms for multiplying 2- and 3-digit numbers and numbers to two decimal places by a single digit are provided.
5:13Division algorithmsBlank division algorithms for dividing 2- and 3-digit numbers and decimal numbers to two decimal places by a single digit are given.
5:14Fractions of a wholeFractions are to be written for parts coloured in shapes.
5:15Comparing fractionsNumber lines and diagrams for comparing halves, quarters and eighths and thirds, sixths and twelfths are given.
5:16Comparing fractions: blanksBlank fraction number lines for comparing halves, quarters, eighths, fifths, tenths, and thirds, sixths and twelfths are given with empty fraction boxes to compare fractions.
5:17Fractions, decimals and percentagesShaded hundred squares are to be recorded as fractions, decimals and percentages.
5:18Australian notes exerciseThe front and back of the 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 dollar notes are shown with the value blanked out.
5:19Chance materials and languageNine boxes of chance materials (eg a coin, dice) and five chance words.
5:20Chance eventsA set of four pictures for discussion using chance language and 3 number lines from 0 to1.
5:21Clock facesTwenty blank analog and digital clock faces.
5:22Calendar blanksSix calendar months blanks are displayed.
5:23TimelinesTimelines are shown for periods of a day and for years.
5:24Nets of prisms and pyramidsA net is shown for octagonal, square, pentagonal, rectangular and hexagonal prisms and two nets for a square, hexagonal, octagonal and pentagonal pyramids.
5:25Net of a cubeA whole page net of a cube is given.
5:26Net of a rectangular pyramidA whole page net of a rectangular pyramid is given.
5:27Position: Theme parkA theme park with several features placed around a track
5:28Centimetre grid paperA sheet of one centimetre grid paper.
5:29Centimetre dot paperA one centimetre dot paper page.
5:30Isometric grid papersometric paper with 1 centimetre width spaces .
5:31Isometric dot paperIsometric dot paper.
5:32Speed tests answer sheetA proforma for answers to the speed test worksheets
5:33Merit cardsTwo merit cards could be used as incentives.
5:34InvestigationsA sample investigation is given.
5:35Investigation proformaA proforma is given for use in writing investigations.
5:36Picture: Working Mathematically Test 5This picture is the resource used to answer the questions asked in Working Mathematically Test 5:01.