Reasoning/Problem Solving Maths Worksheets for Year 6 (age 10-11)
Problem solving.
A variety of problem solving activities including time and money.
A perimeter/area investigation.
A good knowledge of the order of operations is needed for this problem solving task.
Find the cost of different numbers of houseplants.
Tricky addition which may need jottings to complete.
Here are sets of word problems only needing one step to solve, but it is not always obvious what calculation to carry out to reach the answer.
Here are some longer problems written in words. You need to work out more than one thing to get the answers.
Quite tricky word problems involving money, often requiring several steps to complete.
A good knowledge of metric measures is needed to complete these questions.
Questions which need an understanding of a.m., p.m., 24 hour clock, leap years as well as using graphs.
An atlas with time zones is needed for the first activity and there are line graphs on time to interpret.
When answering these problems say which operation is needed and whether it can be done mentally, on paper or with a calculator.
More on choosing the most appropriate method of calculating.
Tricky calculations working out the best and worst meal deals.
Purchasing various items from a vending machine. Tricky calculating with money.
Investigate Numbers and Patterns
Investigate numbers and patterns, including sequences.
Quick and easy way to multiply 2-digit numbers by 11 - why does it work?
Show all your calculating skills with just four fours.
A first look at triangle numbers.
More on triangle numbers.
Further investigations involving triangle numbers.
Some great patterns can be found when dividing by 9 or 11, and using square numbers.
Plenty of ideas to help with investigations and inventing similar problems.
More investigations on adding consecutive numbers, dividing by a half, writing a simple formula as well as shape patterns.
Investigate numbers and shapes; quite tricky.
Complete a variety of number sequences and say what the rule for each sequence is. Some negative number work as well.
Using a multiplication square to look for number patterns: there are certainly plenty of them! Further sequence work, including Fibonacci.
Try the Ancient Egyptian method of multiplying. Great, if you are good at adding up!
Tips and hints on how to use a calculator to ensure correct answers.
Holiday Problem Solving
A tricky selection of resources all linked to a holiday theme.
Very tricky to find the best options.
Very tricky calculations to find the best deal.
Finding the best deal is harder than it might seem!
A holiday which might cost more than it should unless there is some careful calculating.
This is complicated with special offers and percentages off making finding the cheapest deal difficult to work out.
More difficult than you might think to find the cheapest deal, including percentages.
Much trickier than it first looks, with many possible options to choose from. Some time is needed to complete this correctly.
A collection of puzzles to solve - some easy and some quite tricky. Ideal for the end of term.
Place the numbers 1 to 9 in the boxes so that each side of the triangle adds up to 20.
Replace the hexagons in the calculation with numbers: logical thinking needed.
Find the mathematical words in these anagrams.
Turn your calculator upside down to read the words!
A calculator is needed for this fun challenge.
This might not seem possible but with a little imagination it can be done.
How many moves to get all the coins on heads?
Nifty little puzzle with more than one solution.
More to do with square numbers than shapes!
Finding pairs of numbers that add up to square numbers. Tricky!
How many ways of making 15. Have you got all of them?
Can you make prime numbers by adding two square numbers?
Lots of coins and not change for £1.
Neat little code-breaker. Can you come up with others?
Logical thinking needed here.
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Multiplication and Division Word Problems - SATs Style - Year 6
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Age range: 7-11
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These word problems are all in a similar style to recent SATs problems focusing on multiplication and division. They were created for a Year 6 class. The answers are included.
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Reasoning Question 31. Answer: 3/5, 3/4, 6/5. This question throws a stick in the wheels by including an improper fraction, but this is hardly unusual. These sorts of questions are just the place to find other 'curveballs' such as equivalent fractions, mixed numbers and decimals and fractions combined.
Why learn year 6 maths problem-solving? Reasoning and problem-solving are widely considered to be the most important activities in KS2 maths lessons. There's a number of reasons that it is so important and required, one being that it is part of the Year 6 Maths SATs paper. So, for children to pass they need to be confident in problem-solving.
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YEAR 6 PROBLEMS SOLVING AND REASONING - GREATER DEPTH. Subject: Mathematics. Age range: 7-11. Resource type: Worksheet/Activity. joel140907. 4.11 112 reviews. Last updated. 1 April 2019. Share this. Share through email; Share through twitter; Share through linkedin; Share through facebook; Share through pinterest; File previews.
Page 6 of 45 100 Reasoning & Problem Solving Questions for SATs thirdspacelearning.com 9 Circle two numbers that have a difference of 230 340 580 250 810 120 1 mark 10 7.34 + 32.08 + 403.9 = 1 mark 11 Mrs Redley spent £23,407 on a new kitchen and then spent £2,073 on her grandchildren's Christmas presents.
Reasoning and Problem Solving - Fraction of an Amount - Year 6 Expected. 7a.There are 720 cards in a shop. 10 of the cards in the shop are birthday. 24. cards and 5 of the cards are. 30. anniversary cards. How many cards are NOT for birthdays or.
5 x 1 7 = 8 5 1 0 x 1 7 = 1 7 0 2 0 x 1 7 = 3 4 0. E. Reasoning and Problem Solving - Long Division 1 - Year 6 Expected. 7a.There are 442 seeds in a bag and 17 pots to plant them in. Using long division, work out how many seeds will be in each pot.
Reasoning and Problem Solving - Prime Numbers - Teaching Information. 1a.Maya says, The sum of the 3rd and 5th prime number is greater than 20. D. 1b.Ted says, The sum of the 9th and 11th prime number is less than 50. D. 2a.Make all of the possible prime numbers using the digits cards below. 2 6.
Reasoning and Problem Solving Step 7: Ratio and Proportion Problems National Curriculum Objectives: Mathematics Year 6: (6R1) Solve problems involving the relative sizes of two quantities where missing values can be found by using integer multiplication and division facts Mathematics Year 6: (6R2) Solve problems involving the calculation of ...
Puzzle: 12 To 15. Logical thinking needed here. Plenty of problem solving to do in Year 6, together with explaining why particular methods have been chosen. Recognising patterns in number and predicting sequences are both important steps towards using algebra at High School.
Decimals Reasoning and Problem Solving. Subject: Mathematics. Age range: 7-11. Resource type: Worksheet/Activity. File previews. pdf, 394.64 KB. These problems will give your Year 6 pupils the opportunity to reason and solve problems with decimals. This is a sample resource. For a full year's worth of reasoning and problem solving for Year 6 ...
Reasoning and Problem Solving Step 5: Using Scale Factors National Curriculum Objectives: Mathematics Year 6: (6R3) Solve problems involving similar shapes where the scale factor is known or can be found Differentiation: Questions 1, 4 and 7 (Problem Solving) Developing Find the perimeter of the original shape using the given scale factor ...
A = 72cm3; B = 384cm3; C = 720cm3; D = 90cm3. Shapes A and B, B and D or A and D. 8b. w = 3cm, h = 12cm 9b. Marvin is not correct because the volume of A is 453.6cm3 and the volume of B is 846cm3. Although A looks taller, longer and wider than B, the drawings are not to scale. Reasoning and Problem Solving - Volume of a Cuboid ANSWERS. 1a.
Reasoning and Problem Solving - Calculating Scale Factors - Year 6 Expected. 7a.A square has been enlarged to create shape B. Using the clues below, identify which scale factor has been used. The area of the original square is 6.25cm2. The perimeter of shape B is 25cm.
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Subject: Mathematics. Age range: 7-11. Resource type: Worksheet/Activity. File previews. docx, 18.16 KB. These word problems are all in a similar style to recent SATs problems focusing on multiplication and division. They were created for a Year 6 class. The answers are included. Creative Commons "Sharealike".