Division - Spider chunking exercises

Using the spider chunking method to divide, solve the next exercises on a sheet of paper.

1) 65 ÷ 9

2) 384 ÷ 3

3) 678 ÷ 6

4) 972 ÷ 7

5) 1185 ÷ 8

Challenge

6)32 590 ÷ 6 

Behind The News

Weapon Worries

http://www.abc.net.au/btn/story/s4081112.htm

Answer the following questions in full sentences. Due Wednesday 15^th October.

1. Which types of planes are being used?

2. What exactly are the planes doing?

3. Why do the people in this part of Iraq need aid?

4. What does I.S. stand for?

5. Who has asked for Australia’s help?

6. Which country is helping with airstrikes?

7. Prime Minister Tony Abbot has decided to send in Australian combat troops. True or False.

8. Explain why some people don’t want Australia to deliver weapons to Iraq.

9. What are some of the reasons countries have supplied weapons to other countries during war?

10. Do you think Australia should get involved in a war in the Middle-East? Explain your answer.

Word Problems - Division using spider chunking

MATHS HOMEWORK

L.G.: Division word problems with remainders using the spider chunking.

Do these exercises on a sheet of paper showing procedure.

1.     Sarah has 28 pencils. She shares them between her 6 friends. How many pencils will each of her friends get? How many pencils will Sarah have remaining?

2.   Coco the clown has 60 balloons which he needs to share between 8 children at the fair. How many balloons does each child get? How many remaining?

3.   Sara has 149 packets of crisps. She must share these equally between her 7 friends. How many crisp packets will each friend get? How many will Sarah have remaining?

4.   Mrs Jones buys 320 toy cars. She decides to share them between her 3 children, Jack, Adam and Sally. Can she do this? How many will each child get? How many will be left over?

5.   There are 3352 books on the shelf. They need to be shared equally amongst 5 table groups in the class. How many books will there be on each table? Will there be any left over?

Challenge

6.   Jasmin buys 11 264 ice lollies for her party. She has 6 carrier bags and needs to put an equal amount in each bag. Can she do this? How many will she have remaining?

Spelling List Week 7 CAL1

alibi, clue, detective, hunch, motive, mystery, sleuth, suspect, witness, victim

PREPOSICIONES Y CONJUNCIONES

Durante esta semana del 6 al 10 de octubre estaremos estudiando lo siguiente:

·         Las conjunciones

·         Las preposiciones

·         Cuentos de ciencia ficción

·         Sustantivos individuales y colectivos

IPC: recuerda traer un periódico de esta semana para recortar una noticia positiva y otra negativa de El Salvador.

TAREA: al final de la semana después de estudiar cuentos de ciencia ficción debes pensar en escribir tu propio cuento de ciencia ficción.

TAREA: abre el siguiente  enlace lee el cuento y contesta las preguntas.
http://www.ceiploreto.es/sugerencias/Comprension_lectora/tercer_ciclo/386/286/index.html

·         Las conjunciones:

   Las preposiciones:

 Cuentos de ciencia ficción:

Parent Partnership

Behind the News: Internet Trolling

This week the Behind the News story is Internet Trolling. Answers in writing due on Wednesday 8^th October.

http://www.abc.net.au/btn/story/s4071807.htm

1. What is trolling?

2. What does cyberbullying mean?

3. What is the main difference between cyberbullying and trolling?

4. Trolls want to provoke a ________________, it’s often not a ______________attack.

5. How can you deal with cyberbullies and trolls?

6. What do you think is meant by the comment: `Don’t feed the trolls’?

7. What else can you do to stay safe online?

8. How can negative online behaviour make people feel?