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- can calculate the hypotenuse using the Pythagoras theorem - can calculate the missing sides using the Pythagoras theorem with assistance
- can calculate the hypotenuse using the Pythagoras theorem - can calculate the missing sides using the Pythagoras theorem with assistance
- needs to improve memorising times tables - needs to make sure homework is completed regularly and that questions are not left blank (must attempt every single question) - needs to practise checking working out (making sure that it flows, is neat, and orderly)
- understood to draw diagrams for word problems and extract key information from the question - getting the hang of basic algebra e.g., finding the value of r in ...
- understood to draw diagrams for word problems and extract key information from the question - getting the hang of basic algebra e.g., finding the value of r in 2(pi)r = 40000 - did really well in her integers quiz at school (24/27) - understands which formula to use and why e.g., for circumference: when to use (pi)d and 2(pi)r - getting the hang of calculating the perimeter of complex shapes
- needs to improve her efficiency in times tables so we can continue speed multiplication tests - understand how to use the Pythagoras theorem - organising and taking notes when we do questions together
- can calculate the perimeter of basic shapes- can calculate the circumference and can incorporate pi in their working out
- can calculate the perimeter of basic shapes- can calculate the circumference and can incorporate pi in their working out
- needs to remember to find the value of ALL sides before calculating the perimeter of the shape- needs to remember that you don't add the cross-section of a shape to get the perimeter- doesn't understand whether to use 2(pi)r or (pi)d in problem questions- needs to understand basic algebra e.g., solve for r: 2(pi)r = 40 000--> doesn't understand that we divide both sides by 2(pi) to solve for r but understands that in 3x = 9 that x =3. Perhaps doesn't fully understand that (pi) is a number.
- can place integers on a number line - can add/subtract/multiply/divide positive and negative integers with some assistance - can convert fractions to decimals ...
- can place integers on a number line - can add/subtract/multiply/divide positive and negative integers with some assistance - can convert fractions to decimals with little assistance - can simplify fractions with little assistance
- needs to improve accuracy and time of times tables - needs to improve cross multiplying fractions - needs to learn how to divide fractions - needs to improve converting fractions to mixed and improper