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Target Board CardsTarget Boards are a great fun way for your class to practice mental and oral maths. Here are some samplesof Number Vision: Target Board cards I created for my 3rd and 4th classes. Each target card has a collectionof numbers on a 4x4 grid and a list of questions and suggestions for pupils to carry out using the target boardin question. These are just sample questions and the teacher or pupils can use their own questions also.These cards have been designed to help students in developing an understanding of mathematical conceptssuch as place value, finding numbers, decimals, fractions, measure (weight, time, length and capacity) etc.Target boards are a fun and versatile way of practicing arithmetic and the pupils won’t even realise they areworking!The target cards can be a teacher led activity using one card displayed on the whiteboard or pupils can haveindividual different target cards for games such as bingo. The target cards activities can also be used in pairsand small groups. It is important to develop and reinforce mathematical vocabulary through different stylesof questioning, such as open and closed questions (see examples below). Focus on one question at a time.Questioning:Closed questions:1. What is 2 3 4?2. What is the total of ?3. What is the total of the middle columnOpen questions:1. Find 2 numbers with a different of 2. Find 2 numbers with a sum of Sample questionsFind The smallest/ biggest numbersA number that rounds to A number greater than A number smaller than A number in the 2 times tablesA multiple of 4A factor of 10% of ½ of , ¾ of A square numberAn odd/ even number Julieanne Devlin, 2020 A number one more than 2 numbers with the product of A number with the digits Two numbers that have a difference of Find 2 numbers with the sum of A prime numberA number between 40 and 60 with a digitsum of Find the number in the third row and thirdcolumnFind two numbers where one is half theotherwww.juileannedevlin.comNumber Vision: Target Cards
Target card activities: Blank Target card: There is a blank target card so that teachers/ pupils can create their own targetcard for class discussion based on the maths strand being taught in class, or copy the numbers froman existing target card. Target card practice: After the pupils are familiar with the target card questions and carried out a fewwhole class activities, the teacher can assign a set time for target card practice each week. E.g.Target Day Thursday. Teacher can give a target card to each pair of pupils as the starting activity orthe concluding activity of their maths lesson for that day. It could be an activity they do at the verybeginning or end of the school day. The teacher can find a time that suits his/ her classroom best. ‘Early finishers’ activity: Once the pupils are familiar with the target card questions, they are aperfect maths activity for pupils who are finished their assignments early. Each set of ten cards focuson specific questions which are ideal for pupils to reinforce and practice.Target Card 1: Number1. Find an odd number36 18 19 2971 89 20 2749 62 51 1410 82 76 602. Find an even number3. Find two numbers with a total above 1004. Find multiples of 25. Find a number that rounds to 806. Sequence the numbers in the second row7. Add the first number in the first columnand the last number in the last column.8. Take away the smallest number in thesecond row from the largest number in thesecond row9. Find two numbers with a sum of 10010. Round the numbers in the last row to thenearest ten and add them together11. Find two numbers where one is half ofthe other. Julieanne Devlin, 2020www.juileannedevlin.comNumber Vision: Target Cards
Target Card 2 Number facts 13 6 28 51 25 3 377 2 12 49 5 7 23Find different pairs of numbers using‘facts that add to 10’ e.g. 13 7 20 Find the totals of each column usingthe pairs of numbers you found tohelp you Round each column total to thenearest 10 Round each number to the nearest 10 Double each number Find the greatest number Find the smallest number What is the difference between thegreatest and smallest numbers?Target Card 3: Table facts 4 3 24 86 1 100 14416 25 2 5612 38 81 32 Julieanne Devlin, 2020www.juileannedevlin.comDouble each number on theboard.Half each even number onthe board.Multiply each number on theboard by 10. Is there a quickway to multiply by 10?16 is a square number. Arethere any other squarenumbers on the board?What two numbers on theboard have a product of 12?Are there any othersolutions?How many 8s in 64?Divide 38 by 3. What is theremainder?The product is 24, one factoris 6. Can you find the otherfactor.How many multiples of 8can you find on the board?Number Vision: Target Cards
Target Card 4: Fractions24½ /8 ¾ /46233/8 /4 /8 /3125/3 ¼ /3 /82478/2 /8 /8 /8 Find the fractions that areequivalent to one whole one. What needs to be added to eachfraction to make it equal to onewhole one? Find fractions equivalent to ½ What fractions are greater than½? What fraction is equivalent to 6/8? What fraction is smaller than 1/3? Find the pairs of fractions thatadd to make one whole one.Target 5: Fractions and decimals ½1Find the fractions and decimalsthat are equivalent to each/10 0.5 0.2other. What needs to be added toeach fraction to make it equal82/10 0.1 0.4 /10to one whole one? equivalent to ½ 141/5 1.0 /5Find fractions and decimals areWhat fractions and decimalsare greater than a ½? What fractions and decimalsare smaller than 5/10?452/10 /10 0.8 /5 Julieanne Devlin, 2020www.juileannedevlin.com Find the pairs of fractions/decimals that add to make onewhole one.Number Vision: Target Cards
Target Card 6: Measure (length) Sequence lengths beginning25cm 1.10m 75cm 0.5mwith the smallest. Which lengths are greaterthan 0.5m? Which lengths are smaller100cm 20cm ¼ m2mthan one metre? How many lengths can youpair in the target card that1m50cm ¾ m1/5mequal one metre? Add 50cm to each length. Subtract 10cm from each½m0.1m 90cm 80cmlength. Change all the lengths tocentimeters. Change all lengths to metres. Find the pairs of lengths thatare equivalent to each other.Target Card 7: Measure (weight) Sequence weights beginningwith the smallest. Which weights are greater1000g1.5kg2kg1kgthan 1 ½ kg? Which weights are smallerthan 1 ½ kg?1999g1250g 1 ½ kg3kg How many weights can you pairin the target card that equal81 /10kg 1500g1 ¼ kg41 /5kgtwo kgs? Change all the weights tograms. Change all weights to kgs.1¾ kg1.75kg1750g1800g Find the pairs of weights thatare equivalent to each other. Add 150g to each weight. Subtract 100g from eachweight. Julieanne Devlin, 2020www.juileannedevlin.comNumber Vision: Target Cards
Target Card 8: Measure (capacity) Sequence capacities beginning500ml1.2L 750ml 0.1Lwith the smallest. Which capacities are greaterthan 0.5Litre? Which capacities are smaller1000ml 250ml¼L4/10Lthan one Litre? How many capacities can youpair in the target card that21 /10L 600ml¾L2equal one Litre?/5L Change all the capacities tomillilitres. Change all capacities to Litres.½L0.7L 900ml 400ml Find the pairs of capacitiesthat are equivalent to eachother. Subtract 100ml from eachcapacity. Add 500ml to each capacity.Target Card 9 Decimals: Units & Tenths Sequence numbers beginningwith the smallest. ich numbers are greaterthan 2.5? Using knowledge of ‘facts thatadd to ten’ find the total ofeach row. Round each number to thenearest whole number. Half as many numbers as youcan (look for numbers that endin an even number). Round the total of each row tothe nearest ten. Using knowledge of ‘facts thatadd to ten’, how many numberscan you pair in the target cardthat equal whole numbers? Find pairs of numbers thattotal 10 Julieanne Devlin, 2020www.juileannedevlin.comNumber Vision: Target Cards
Target Card 10: Number (Hundreds, Tens & Units) Half each number (strategy: you can halfthe hundreds, then half the tens e.g.230 220 320 650650, half 600 equals 300, half 50 equals25, total 325) Find the odd answers from the abovequestion640 860 480 850 Double each number Round each number to the nearesthundred Find the totals of each column680 840 250 640 Find the total of each row Divide each number by 10 Find pairs of numbers that make 1,000 Add the first number in the first row160 280 880 830with the last number in the last column Subtract the smallest number in thethird row from the greatest number inthe third rowTarget Card 11: Number (Thousands, Hundreds, tens & Units) Half each number Quarter each number (strategy 1:2500 3000 1000 1500half your answers from the abovequestion or strategy 2: Divide thenumber by 4)6500 400 2000 3500 Double each number Find the totals of each column Find the total of each row7000 5500 8000 4500 Divide each number by 100 Use your answers from the lastquestion and work out how many 50’s8500 9000 5500 950are in each number. Find pairs of numbers that make10,000 Julieanne Devlin, 2020www.juileannedevlin.comNumber Vision: Target Cards
Target Card 12: Time1. What is each time 1 hour earlier?2. What is each time 15 minutes later?3:30 1:15 2:30 6:30The tough questions!3. Point to two different times. How many8:159:45 12:30 11:45minutes between each time?4. Point to a time. How many minutes to thenext hour?2:00 1:45 8:00 7:45The really tough question!5.Convert each time to minutes6:00 5:45 5:00 4:15Blank target cardWrite you questions here Julieanne Devlin, 2020www.juileannedevlin.comNumber Vision: Target Cards
an existing target card. Target card practice: After the pupils are familiar with the target card questions and carried out a few whole class activities, the teacher can assign a set time for target card practice each week. E.g. Target Day Thursday. Teacher can give a target
Therefore, target 1 has three target drops, i.e., target 1-A-1, target 1-B-1 and target 1-C-2. In this manner we can enumerate all possible target drops from target information. From source and target information we can set all possible assignments, and each of them is composed of a source and sequence of target drops, called a target drop set .
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