Unit 2 - Greatest Common Factor

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Today I have a very special entry about the Highest Common Factor (also known as the Greatest Common Factor):

Here you have a brief explanation of what factors, common factors and the greatest common factor are:

What is the Greatest Common Factor? by Maths is Fun

And you can test yourselves with the following exercises and games:

Can you identify the Common Factor of these pairs of numbers?

Guess the Greatest Common Factor!

Slash the correct factors

Complete with the correct factors

Jeopardy

Countdown game

Board game with the GCF

What is the greatest common factor?

Go on and play!
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Unit 2 - Least Common Multiple

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What are Common Multiples? And what is the Least Common Multiple? Find it out in this entry.

A common multiple is a number that is a multiple of two or more numbers. The common multiples of 3 and 4 are 12, 24, 48...

What's the Least Common Multiple? by Maths is Fun

Here you have some games on finding the Least Common Multiple:

I hope you find these useful!

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UNIT 1 - Creating a brochure

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As you know, we've enrolled in a penpal exchange with an North-American School. We've decided that we are telling them about our country by creating a range of Informative Brochures:

We're going to use persuasive writing to show our pen friends how amazing our cities are. The brochure will include:

First, we'll do our research and find out more about the different categories. Then, we'll write the paragraphs and find the pictures. After that, we'll correct the mistakes and design the brochure and finally, we'll create the product.

I hope you found these useful!

UNIT 1 - The musculoskeletal system

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In Natural Science we're learning about muscles and bones. In this entry you'll find some activities, games and tasks to learn more about them.

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Bones and muscles

Bones or muscles trivia

Can you guess ? Which is which?

Here you have some videos to learn about bones, muscles and joints:

I hope you find these useful!
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Unit 2 - Divisibility rules

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We keep working on multiples and factors and now we're moving on to the criteria that states if a number can be divided by other with a zero remainder.
If we learn these rules, we won't need to do the divisions, so they can be helpful for us.

Rules of divisibility

Here you have some games and online exercises so you can practice these rules:

Rules of Divisibility

Choose the correct answers

Rules of Divisibility

Rules of Divisibility

Let's practice!

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Unit 2 - Factors

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In this Maths unit we keep on learning about properties of numbers and today we focus on factors.

Factors are numbers that multiplied together give us another as a result. SO EASY, RIGHT?

Check out how Rob explains Factoring in this video on Maths Antics:

Also, you can play these games to practice factorisation:

• Calculation nation: play against the machine and find the factors they ask you
• Shoot the NON-FACTOR
• Find the missing factor
• Aliens factorisation
• Destroy the asteroid with factors

I hope you found these useful!

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