Numeracy Contract

Week 5/6Student name:

Year Level:

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Goal 5: to participate in a Numeracy Contract where skills are either established, consolidated or transferred

Term 3

1. My Budget. Work out your weekly

budget

2. Shopping. Use your weekly budget to do some shopping.

3. Unexpected Cost.Oh dear - an expected cost!

What will you do?

4. Forms.Fill out the form found in

the Forms part of my Weebly.

5. Number Match. Match one side to the other.

6. Money, Money, Money.Add the money packs and work out the sums on the next page.

7. Kelly Family Tree Mix Up. Put the Kelly Family Tree

back in order.

8. Shopping!!!!!!!!!!! For your house. Spend up big people.

Use the catalogues and shop, shop, shop. All rows must be filled and I want a

total.

9. Chance and Data.Is it likely or unlikely? Or will it probably happen?

10. Measurement. Have a go at measurement!

11. Fill in the grid 12. Say your 10 x times.Be able to get to 15x10.

Activity List Complete the Activity list below.

Your weekly pay Your fortnightly Pay Your Monthly Pay

Your Bills Amount per week Running Tally

Rent $180 per week

Food Shopping $50 per week

Mobile phone $10 per week

Bus tickets $30 per week

Total

Just about everyone gets an income. For this task, you are working for me in my potato factory. Your job is sort potatoes. It’s hard, back breaking work. Each contract, you will get $350 dollars. You have bills to pay and sometimes you will have a bill that you don’t expect. Save well. You never know when you will need it.

1 My Budget

Added bits. Bits you must pay.

Last Weeks MONEY

Your BUDGET

Item Name Amount of Cost Running tally

2 Shopping

How much do you have to shop

It’s time for shopping. This week use Coles online to do some shopping. Remember - you can’t spend over your budget.

Item Name Amount of Cost Running tally

How much do does your shopping come to?

How much change do you get?

Add this to Your BUDGET

Your BUDGET

3 Unexpected cost

Unexpected item You need to buy something for a friends BBQ

You need to spend Up to you

Your BUDGET (take this amount from your budget)

What are you going to buy? Cut and stick 5 different options for a 4 year old’s present in the space below.

4Forms. Fill out the form and stick it on this page.

Write answer in this column

Take Away 36

6:30 plus half an hour How much money you can spend

12+12+12 Collection of data to answer question

Half plus a half Full

100-50-50 2,232

Budget 32 Thousand

Raw Data Subtract

Survey 1/2

2000+200+30+2 1,3,5,7

3,200 Zero

1/4 + 1/4 7:00

32,000.00 3 Thousand Two Hundred

Odd Numbers Rough copy of numbers

5 Number Match.

6 Money, Money, Money

7 Kelly Family Tree Mix Up

Daniel (Dan)1861 - 1880

Mary1851

John “Red” Kelly1820 - 1866

Anne1853 - 1872

Ellen Quinn1832 - 1923

Edward (Ned)1854 - 1880

Margaret (Maggie)1859 - 1946

James (Jim)1859 - 1946

Catherine (Kate)1863 - 1898

Grace 1865 - 1940

Shopping Item Name $ HT TT T , H T U . SU SU c

8 SHOPPING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! For your house!!!

Shopping Item Name $ HT TT T , H T U . SU SU c

Total

Likely Probably Unlikely

1 The world will end today

2 You will have something to eat today

3 Melbourne FC will win the Grand Final this year

4 It will be cold tomorrow

5 You will come to school tomorrow

6 You will get in trouble today

7 You will trip over a crocodile

8 You will see a ghost

9 You will be driven to school

10 You will finish your Literacy contract on time

11 You will pass your SACE

12 Miss Hammond will tell a Middle Years student off

13 Brandon will trip over in PE

9 Chance and Data. Place a tick in the column that will match the answer.

Chance and Data. How to play: Use 2 dice and roll 50 times. Add up both dice. Record your total as a tally

What number will you roll the most?

A guess

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Analysis

No. Question Answer

1 Did you accurately guess the number you would roll the most?

2 Which number did you roll the most?

3 What number did you roll the least?

4 Is there a mode?

5 What is the median number?

What to Measure M’s . Cm’s

1 The Height of a Laptop stool

2 The length of a desk

3 The height of a desk

4 The wall space between the middle room and toilets

5 The width of the black cupboard

6 The length of the middle room

7 The width of the middle room

8 The height of the whiteboard at front of room

9 The width of the whiteboard at front of room

10 The length of the TV

11 The width of the back door

12 The depth of the kitchen bench

13 The height of the fridge

10 Measurement. Use a tape measure to measure the following:

Height

LengthDepth

111 2 3 6 8

2 2 6 8 14 16 20

3 3 6 12 18 21 27

4 4 12 20 24 36

5 10 20 35 45

6 6 18 30 42 60

7 14 21 42 56

8 8 32 48 72

9 27 45 63 90

10 20 50 80

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