Year 5 - Editable Fractions Fluency Teaching Slides - White Rose Style
NC Objectives covered:
Compare and order fractions whose denominators are multiples of the same number.
Identify, name and write equivalent fractions of a given fraction, represented visually including tenths and hundredths.
Recognise mixed numbers and improper fractions and convert from one form to the other and write mathematical statements >1 as a mixed number
Add and subtract fractions with the same denominator and denominators that are multiples of the same number.
Year 4- Fractions Vocabulary and Assessment
Spring Term Fractions for those following White Rose
Consists of 15 vocabulary words and definitions for your maths working wall
Vocabulary Assessment
Book friendly version on one sheet
Week 1
L1- Practical Lesson – Strips of Paper – Equivalent Fractions
L2- Equivalent Fractions
L3-Equivalent Fractions
L4-Equivalent Fractions – Fraction Wall
L5- Compare Fractions (unit fractions)
Week 2
L6- Compare non-unit fractions
L7- Compare mix of unit and non unit fractions
L8- Order non unit fractions
L9- Order unit fractions
L10- Mix of both ordering unit and non unit fractions
Week 3
L11-Add Fractions
L12- Add Fractions – Word Problems
L13- Subtract Fractions – models
L14- Subtract Fractions – Word Problems
L15 – Add and Subtract Fractions – Arithmetic
Editable Teaching Slides
Year 4 – Roman Numerals Differentiated Reasoning Tasks
Reasoning and problem solving tasks based around Roman numerals.
6 tasks for children working towards age related expectations.
6 tasks for children working within age related expectations.
6 tasks for children working above age related expectations.
Answers included.
30 sets of fluency and reasoning mathematical questions. The questions cover all areas from the year 1 curriculum. Answers included for easy marking, self-assessment or peer assessment. Perfect for homework, starters or morning activities.
Year 1 - Working Towards Expected Assessment Maths Booklet
Our Year 1 Booklet is perfect to confirm your assessment of pupils working towards expected age related expectations.
We have carefully looked at the Year 2 Statutory TAF statements so that these match with the objectives in Year 1.
Year 1 - Working at Expected Assessment Maths Booklet
Our Year 1 Booklet is perfect to confirm your assessment of pupils working towards expected age related expectations.
We have carefully looked at the Year 2 Statutory TAF statements so that these match with the objectives in Year 1.
Year 3 Spring, Mass and Capacity Week 2 and 3 - Differentiated worksheets, teaching slides and editable planning. Includes support mat.
NEW 2022/23 Resources to match WR Version 3.0:
Step 6 - Add and subtract mass
Step 7 - Measure capacity and volume in millilitres
Step 8 - Measure capacity and volume in litres and millilitres
Step 9 - Equivalent capacities and volumes (litres and millilitres)
Step 10 - Compare capacity and volume
Step 11 - Add and subtract capacity and volume
Building 9 and 10 - Week 3 White Rose Planning and Resources
5 lessons
Full editable planning
Reasoning
Digging deeper tasks
Practical activity tasks
Teaching slides
Enhanced Provision Ideas
L1:3D Shapes
L2: Matching Real Life 3D Shapes
L3:Making 3D Prints
L4:Patterns
L5:Movement Patterns
These mini assessment tasks cover the key objectives from the NC for Year 2 mathematics. They focus on: number and place value, addition and subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, lengths and height, mass/weight, capacity, time, money, shape, position & direction and statistics. The tasks can be used before teaching the strand as a form of initial assessment which will inform your planning and allow you to pitch your lessons effectively. They can also be used as revision tasks, consolidation tasks, home learning tasks or morning activities. There are 40 units, all of which include answers for children to peer assess or self assess their work.
These mini assessment tasks cover the key objectives from the NC for Year 3 mathematics. They focus on: number and place value, addition and subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, lengths and height, mass/weight, capacity, time, money, shape, position & direction and statistics. The tasks can be used before teaching the strand as a form of initial assessment which will inform your planning and allow you to pitch your lessons effectively. They can also be used as revision tasks, consolidation tasks, home learning tasks or morning activities. There are 35 units, all of which include answers for children to peer assess or self assess their work.