Who am I? – Identity

Junior Primary students:

Pick your favourite day from the holidays and write a few sentences explaining what you did, who you saw and why it was your favourite day. Use time phrases (First, then, after, finally).

Draw a picture and label who you were with or where you were.

Primary students:

Pick your favourite day from the holidays and write a recount. Use descriptive language and time phrases (next, after, before, then…). Make it clear why you picked this day. Include a labeled illustration.

Upper Primary students:

Pick your favourite day from the holidays and write a recount. Use descriptive language and time phrases (next, after, before, then…). Make it clear why you picked this day. Include an annotated diagram.

Examples and Prompts:

• Favourite Colour
• Favourite Food
• Special Talent (inside and outside of school)
• Favourite Activity
• One word to describe me
• Favourite toy, game and/or hobby
• Favourite place
• Someone special to me

My Birthday Numbers

Date:

Month:

Year:

My House Numbers

House Address Number:

Bedrooms:

Bathrooms:

Years lived there:

My Family Numbers

Adults:

Siblings:

Pets:

My Family Car Numbers

Number of Cars:

Number of car doors:

Number of wheels:

Sibling number + month number =

House number + family number =

Birthday number + number of pets =

Extension:

Multiply number of adults by car doors.

Multiply bedrooms by number of cars.

Multiply age by pets.

Number of wheels + birthday date =

Age + month number =

Family number + number of car doors =

Extension:

Subtract your numbers from your year birth number
(example 2015 – 30 = 1,985)

My Birthday Numbers

Date:

Month:

Year:

My House Numbers

House Address Number:

Bedrooms:

Bathrooms:

Years lived there:

My Family Numbers

Adults:

Siblings:

Pets:

My Family Car Numbers

Number of Cars:

Number of car doors:

Number of wheels:

Sibling number x month number =

House number x family number =

Birthday number x number of pets =

Extension:

Divide the totals above (use remainders) by:

The number of adults =

The number of bedrooms =

The number of pets =

Year of birth – the day of your birth =

Add all of your family numbers together =

Family numbers – number of car doors =

Extension:

Year of birth – day of birth – all family numbers =

Year of birth – Family numbers + car numbers =

My Birthday Numbers

Date:

Month:

Year:

My House Numbers

House Address Number:

Bedrooms:

Bathrooms:

Years lived there:

My Family Numbers

Number of Adults and Ages:

Number of Siblings and Ages:

Number of Pets and Ages:

My Family Car Numbers

Number of Cars:

Number of car doors:

Number of wheels:

Sibling number x month number =

House number x family number =

Birthday number x number of pets =

Extension:

Divide the totals above (use decimals if numbers do not divide evenly) by:

The number of adults =

The number of bedrooms =

The number of pets =

Place the ages of all family members, including pets, on a number line.

Use the total number of all family members as your denominator to work out the fraction of:

Adults in your house

Children in your house

Pets in your home

Extension:

Convert the fractions found above into decimals and percentages.