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Number LEVEL: Use, estimate, add and subtract numbers up to at least 0; - - - - - Understand conservation of number; - - Create and describe repeating patterns using objects, numbers or pictures; Recognise and use coins; -* *Both lessons include coin recognition as well as understanding the value of each coin, the latter aspect being at Level

Measures LEVEL: Use everyday language associated with length, weight, capacity and area to describe, compare and order three objects; Length - Weight - - Capacity - Sequence familiar events; ** Know the days of the week and their sequence; * Recognise special times on the clock; *** -- * Activity in Pupil Book B, page ** Activity in Pupil Book B, page *** Plenary activity in Yr Teaching File

Shape and Space LEVEL: Sort -D and -D shapes and make and describe -D and -D constructions Use language and follow instructions, in practical situations, for position and movement - -

Handling Data LEVEL: Sort and classify real objects for one criterion and re-sort for a different criterion, using Venn, Carroll and Tree diagrams Sorting Collect information and record using real objects or drawings -- -- -- -- --

Number LEVEL: - - - - 9 Read, write and order whole numbers to at least 00; Understand that the place of a digit indicates its value; Use quick recall of number facts up to 0; Add and subtract mentally within 0 and in written form;, - - - Use addition and subtraction patterns within 0 to explore the relationship - between addition and subtraction; Understand that addition is commutative and subtraction is not; 9 -, - -, - Add and subtract within 00; Understand the use of a symbol to stand for an unknown number; 9 0 0 - - -, - - - -, -

Understand and use halves and quarters; - - Understand relationships between all coins up to and use this knowledge to carry out shopping activities; - - - -

A.T. Measures LEVEL: Identify and use non-standard units to measure length, weight, capacity and area; Length,, Weight Weight Problems involving mass (-) 0 - - - Capacity - - Understand the need for standard units and know the most commonly used units of length, weight, capacity and time; Length - Centimetres - Metres 0 -,, - Weight Grams and kilograms - Capacity Introducing the litre Time - Measuring time in hours and minutes Name and order days of the week, months of the year and seasons; -* -

Read simple digital and analogue clock displays; Analogue time O clock and half-past - Reading and ordering times - Drawing times - Time problems - Quarter past - -,,,, *Activity in Pupil Book B, pages &.

Shape and Space LEVEL: Recognise and name common -D and -D shapes; D,- - - D - - - Sort -D and -D shapes, giving reasons for sorting; Use language and follow instructions, in practical situations, for turning - - movements; 9 - -

A.T. Handling Data LEVEL: Sort and classify objects for two criteria using Venn, Carroll and Tree diagrams; Carroll diagrams Venn diagrams Collect information and record results using simple tables, block graphs, simple pictograms and diagrams; * * Tables Block graphs - - Pictograms Block graphs & Pictograms Discuss and interpret information; This aspect is interwoven in all the lessons outlined above. * The use of a Venn diagram (Pupil Book A, page & Pupil Book B, page ) may be at the appropriate level, the subject matter is at a higher level.

Number LEVEL: Understand, use, add and subtract numbers to at least 000; Addition expanded/column addition (-) Subtraction decomposition (-) Addition and subtraction in the context of money Mental Addition & Subtraction -digit numbers, with number line Mental Addition & Subtraction jumping forward/back to target Addition column () Subtraction () Estimating and checking column addition Estimating and checking column subtraction - - - - - - 9 - - 9 -, - 9, - - - - Understand and use the concept of place value in whole numbers; Place value link to multiplication (partitioning/grid/written method () 9 0 - - - - - - -,, - Use quick recall of number facts up to 0; -- -- -- -- -- Add and subtract mentally two -digit numbers within 00;,, Approximate to the nearest 0 or 00; -- -- -- -- -- Identify and describe simple number patterns within the 00 square; -- -- -- -- -- Know,,, and 0 multiplication facts; - - - -

Including Multiples of & Revising,, 0 multiplication facts Revising,, 0 division facts - -,, -,,,, Multiplication TU x U: Using the expanded written method Multiplication TU x U: Using the formal written method () Multiplication TU x U: Using the formal written method () Understand that multiplication is commutative; Explore and use division in practical situations; - -,, Understand and use simple fractions in context; 0 - - - - - - - - Use number skills in the context of money up to 0.00; Addition Subtraction Addition & Subtraction,,,, -,,,, -

Measures LEVEL: Choose and use appropriate standard units to estimate, measure and record Length, capacity, volume, weight, time and temperature; Length (metres and centimetres) Volume & Capacity 0 Weight 0 0 - Time Temperature 0 Read simple measuring instruments with an appropriate degree of accuracy; Scales mass Cylinders capacity 0

Rulers centimetres/metres,, Find the area of shapes by counting whole and half squares; - - Read and interpret a calendar; Read digital and analogue clock displays; Analogue - - - - Analogue and digital - -

Shape and Space LEVEL: Recognise, name and describe common -D shapes; - - Recognise, name and describe common -D shapes; *- - - - Sorting -D and -D shapes - - Recognise one line of symmetry in common -D shapes; - Recognise tessellations through practical activities; - - Recognise right angles in the environment and understand angle as a measurement of turn; Use grid references in practical situations; *Activity book B, Unit, Week, Lesson refers to vertices instead of corners, although the main body of the activity is at Level. 9 - - - -

Handling Data LEVEL: Collect and record relevant data for a given activity; - - - Draw and label pictograms and bar charts; - - Read and interpret information from tables, pictograms, diagram, lists, bar charts, simple pie charts and databases; - - - -

Number LEVEL: Read, write and order numbers within 0 000; - - Use knowledge of place value to multiply and divide whole numbers by 0 and 00; - - Understand place value to two decimal places; - - Approximate within 0 000 to the nearest 0, 00 and 000; -- -- -- -- -- Estimate answers to calculations and approximate by rounding; * Add, subtract, multiply and divide whole numbers using a range of mental, written and calculator methods; Mental (addition & subtraction - /) Mental (subtraction - ) Mental (addition - ) Mental (multiplication & division) Mental (division) Mental (multiplication & division problem solving) Written (addition /) Written (subtraction /) Written (multiplication) Written (division multiples of 0,00 &000) Written (division HTU by Units) Written (division solving word problems: rounding remainders Calculator - - - - - - -- -- Add and subtract numbers with up to two decimal places; - -

Use the relationship between addition and subtraction to check calculations; - Know multiplication facts to 0 x 0 and derive associated division facts; Understand and use multiples and factors; Use fractions to describe quantities; Perform simple calculations involving unitary fractions; 0 Understand equivalence of fractions; - - Understand and use simple percentages; - - Interpret and apply simple rules expressed in words; -- -- -- -- -- Interpret a calculator display when solving money problems; -- -- -- -- -- Make choices about spending and value for money; -- -- -- -- -- Know different ways in which payments for goods can be made; -- -- -- -- -- *The strategy could be taught as part of the lesson, Page, Teachers Guide.

Measures LEVEL: Estimate and measure length, weight/mass, time and temperature, working to an appropriate degree of accuracy; Time - - - Length (millimetres) (centimetres and metres) Capacity 0 - - Understand the relationship between metric units; Mass - - Length (centimetres and millimetres) - - Capacity 0 - -

Add and subtract common measures; Mass Length Capacity 0 Estimate area and volume of shapes by counting squares/cubes; Area - - Work out perimeters of simple shapes; - - Understand and use digital and analogue clock displays, using am, pm and - hour notation,,,,

Shape and Space LEVEL: Explore the properties of common -D and -D shapes; -D Shapes: Regular polygons Triangles Parallelogram and rhombus Trapezium and kite Quadrilaterals 9 9 9 9 -D Shapes - - Explore the relationship between -D and -D shapes; - - Recognise and draw lines of symmetry in a variety of -D shapes; -- -- -- -- -- Know the eight points of the compass; -- -- -- -- -- Understand and use the language of line, angle and location; Angle Horizontal and vertical lines Perpendicular and parallel lines Use coordinates in the first quadrant; 9 9 - - - - - -

Handling Data LEVEL: Collect, group, record and present data with given class intervals; -- -- -- -- -- Present and interpret data using a range of graphs, tables, diagrams, spread sheets and databases; - - - - Understand and use the language of probability; -- -- -- -- --

Number LEVEL: Read, write and order numbers of any size; 9 - - - - - - Use knowledge of place value to multiply and divide whole numbers by 0, 00 - - and 000; Understand place value to three decimal places; - - Round decimals to the nearest whole number; - Multiply and divide numbers with up to two decimal places by a whole number; 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - Check calculations by applying inverse operations; Addition/Subtraction Pupil Books a c 9 - Multiplication/Division - Pupil Books a c -,

Check calculations by applying inverse operations; Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division - Pupil Book a Understand and use negative numbers in practical situations; - - Understand and use square, cube and prime numbers; - Understand the relationship between common fractions, decimals and percentages; Calculate fractions and percentages of quantities, including money; Use understanding of equivalence to add and subtract fractions; - - Devise and use rules for generating sequences in words and/or symbolic form; Express and use formulae in words and/or symbolic form; Perimeter Area Perimeter and Area Simple formulae,, Make informed choices about personal budgeting and spending; -- -- -- -- -- - - - - - - - -

Measures LEVEL: Convert from one metric unit to another; Convert between grams and kilograms -, - Convert between kilometres and metres -, -,, Convert between millilitres and litres 0 0 - - Use the four operations to solve problems related to measure; Mass,, Length and scaling,, Perimeter and area Volume and capacity 0 0 Time - -

Calculate areas of squares, rectangles and right-angled triangles and volumes of cubes and cuboids: Area of squares and rectangles Area irregular shapes formed from rectangles Area right-angle triangles Area and perimeter, Volume of cubes and cuboids 0 - - Calculate perimeters of a range of shapes; Area and perimeter Understand and use scale in the context of simple maps and drawings; -- -- -- -- -- Read and interpret timetables; -

Shape and Space LEVEL: Describe the properties of regular and irregular -D shapes in terms of sides, angles, symmetry and tessellations; Regular and irregular polygons 9 Symmetry Reflect -D shapes in a line; - - Describe the properties of -D shapes in terms of faces, edges and vertices; - - Draw nets of -D shapes; - - Estimate, measure, draw and label angles up to 0 degrees; - - 9,,,, - -

Handling Data LEVEL: Collect, organise, record and represent data; Design and use a data collection sheet; Construct, label and interpret a range of graphs, tables, diagrams, spreadsheets and databases; Line Graphs - - Tables and timetables Time graphs Pie charts Presenting data Understand, calculate and use mean and range; Place events in order of likelihood; -- -- -- -- --