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Owner | sandridge |
Level | 1 |
Topic | Numeracy |
Unit | A3 |
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Autumn/Spring/Summer1st/2ndDate:05.05.08 1G Unit A3 WEEK2 Counting partitioning and calculating
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Tuesday | Recall and derive allpairs of numbers with a total of 10 | Give one number askhow many more to make 10? Use number fanschildren show correct number on fan | Relate addition tocounting on; recognise that addition can be done in any order; usepractical and informal written methods to support the addition of aone-digit number or a multiple of 10 to a one-digit or two-digitnumber Use the vocabularyrelated to addition and subtraction and symbols to describe andrecord addition and subtraction numbersentence | Explain to thechildren that they will be learning a new way to help themadd. On the IWB write theaddition sentence 5 + 8= . Show the children a tower of 5 cubes andanother 8 (use IWB Prog.)? Or children? Explain that the eighttower can be broken into five and a bit. Invite a child to do thisMaking a tower of 5 and 3 more (or 5 children and 3 more).(partition) Now say that 5 add 8 is the same as 5 + 5 + 3. Work throcalculation. What do you know? Double 5 is 10, 10 add 3 is13. Repeat for otherexamples of adding 6,7,8,or 9 | Group work inpairs
Use dice with 6 7 8or 9 on. Children throw dice and add to 5
Work quickly,partition and add mentally
HA Encourage to addquickly and use their knowledge of tens and units to recallrapidly
LA Work with adult tobreak down stages | What if we add 2numbers such as 6 + 4 +8 How could we do this? Etc. 8 + 6 + 4 = etcetc |
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Wednesday | Add 10 to a number tomake teen number | Look at pattern onwhiteboard 10 + 4 10 + 5 10 + 6 etc Note only tens numberchanges Quick fire questions adding 10 to unit
| As above | Remind children ofnew strategy, practise few examples. Check that they understandthere is no need to count in ones that 5 + 9 = is the same as 5 + 5+ 4 = so 10 + 4 =14 | Children completedifferentiated worksheets for Find the totals.
HA use extensionsheet totals to 20
MA withsupport
LA supportsheet
Support group throwdice to make add sums over 10 | Ask questions How didyou work that out? Who used counting on in 1s partitioning? Whichis best? Why? Look at these sums: 5 6 2 = 13 5 2 6 = Will the answer tothe second sum be smaller, the same as or bigger than the answer tothe first? How do you know? How could you show someone who does notknow? |
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Thursday | Derive all numberswith total of 10 and addition facts to at least 5 Work outcorresponding subtraction facts | Use take away factsto 5 and take away facts to 10 cards. Ask children to write answerson whiteboards | Understandsubtraction as 'take away' and find a 'difference' by counting up;use practical and informal written methods to support thesubtraction of a one-digit number from a one-digit or two-digitnumber and a multiple of 10 from a two-digit number | Subtracting from teennumbers Subtracting fromteens Ask them to work out7 _ 5 counting up from 5 to 7 Now work out 17-5 =How did they do it? Repeat fro other subtraction sentences anddiscuss the pattern that they find. | Children completeframework on subtraction from 0nes and teens encourage followingpattern and not working out 2nd answer.
HA Add some 20 numbereg 6-4=2 16-4=12 26-4 =22
MA as stated
LA as stated withadult help Support subtractionindependently | Review some of theexamples Put one example intoword problem
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Friday | Derive all numberswith total of 10 and addition facts to at least 5 Work outcorresponding subtraction facts | Use take away factsto 5 and take away facts to 10 cards. Ask children to write answerson whiteboards | Understandsubtraction as 'take away' and find a 'difference' by counting up;use practical and informal written methods to support thesubtraction of a one-digit number from a one-digit or two-digitnumber and a multiple of 10 from a two-digit number |
Write numbers 4,5 and9 on IWB Ask the children to suggest 2 addition sentences and 2subtraction sentences that use the 3 numbers. (Whiteboards?) 4 + 5= 9 5 + 4 = 9 9-4 =9 etc, Repeat with numbers 19,14 and 5 e.g. 14 +5 = 19 etc. Discuss how if weknow one fact the others can be worked out. | Children generate 3numbers using dice/cards and make the add and subtractioncalculations that can be made with them.
HA 2 teen numbers andone single digit
MA 1 teen number and2 single digits
LA All singledigits | Ask children for someof the calculations that they found. How did they solvethem? Word probleminvolving 3 numbers |
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