In Mathematics, we will build students' mathematical proficiencies of Understanding, Fluency, Problem Solving and Reasoning. Below is an overview of some of the core concepts covered in each strand:
Number and Algebra:
- Revising addition and subtraction strategies from last term, including counting on, counting back, friendly numbers, doubles and halves
- Combining addition and subtraction to explore more advanced addition and subtraction strategies, such as fact families, partitioning into place value parts and commutativity
- Integrating addition with financial mathematics to solve money related problems
- Deepening students’ fluency and understanding of numbers up to 120 and beyond, particularly in terms of place value
- Further exploring the concept of sharing, leading to representing practical modelling of division and multiplication
- Continuing to develop strategies for problem solving in real life scenarios, requiring students to explain their thinking and reasoning
Measurement:
- Estimating, measuring and ordering the capacity of objects
- Reading the time on digital and analogue clocks, including o'clock and half past
Statistics:
- Gathering data by asking questions and representing findings on a graph
- Analysing and interpreting information from graphs to summarise the key findings and draw conclusions
Space:
- Recognising, naming and describing 3D shapes/objects and their features
- Creating 3D shapes/object using hands-on materials
We will also be revising previously learnt topics, as part of our ongoing revision process, which helps students activate prior knowledge and retain concepts into their long term memory.