This activity is part of the Functional Skills Maths at Entry Stage 2 but can be used for Early Years and primary maths. Suitable for the complete beginner and for learners who struggle with numeracy. The 2 page resource contains explanations and examples on how to find half and double followed by 2 tasks with answers. There is also an explanation on using thirds and quarters.

In this resource you can find two worksheets. Students have to complete the Domino Set and the Table by doubling and halving the numbers shown.<br /> <br /> The first worksheet can also be laminated. Cut the domino set and the students can write the double or half of the number shown with a whiteboard marker.

<p>A 2 page resource to learn doubles and halves. Enjoy!<br /> Update - modified 2 mistakes in the text.</p>

This is perfect for young children learning how to double and halve numbers.

<p>A power point with animated step-by-step method of doubling and halving numbers. Numbers include hundreds. Includes 14 worked examples, 7 each.</p>

Doubling and halving unit teaching guide and possible activities

Suitable for Reception and Year 1.<br /> I planned and taught this lesson to my reception class -'outstanding' grade. I am happy to share the full observation feedback (send PM).<br /> Based on the Goldilocks story, the children learn by 'teaching' Goldilocks (a puppet/toy) how to be good at sharing. <br /> <br /> I was commended on the level of engagement, challenge and differentiation within the lesson. It's a very fun and interactive lesson,which I hope you enjoy teaching too.<br /> Includes:<br /> ppt: Letter from Goldie (the hook)<br /> Division/halving questions <br /> word list<br /> Lesson plan: all aspects covered with outdoor activity<br /> Feedback stickers<br /> 'How to share' (success Criteria) cards<br /> <br /> Attribution:<br /> All photos and clipart from public domain (creative commons)<br /> Other photos taken by myself.<br />

<p>Activities to support teaching of doubling and halving. Used in a year 1 class, but can easily be adapted for younger &amp; older children.</p>

A set of 12 cards for children to choose from, each with a different word problem containing doubling and halving problems.

A bright and cheerful sheet to teach doubling and halving.

Notebook lesson using ladybird's spots to teach halving and doubling plus 3 differentiated worksheets.

<p>These PowerPoint presentations are designed to introduce the concepts and vocabulary of halving even numbers to 10 by either splitting or sharing the set. The splitting PP also looks at what happens when you try to split an odd number. The doubling PP covers doubling numbers up to 10 by combining two identical sets to find a total. Thanks to Silver Lining Multimedia for permission to use their images which remain copyright.</p>

This resource is building on children's knowledge of doubling and halving by introducing decimals to make it more difficult.Perfect practice for children learning how to double and halve at a higher stage.

<p>Numicon doubling butterflies to 10 with spaces for all numbers 1-10 and an extra couple of snail ones.</p>

A unit of work revolving around doubling and halving.<br /> Goes through different methods of doubling and halving including partitioning diamonds, bus stop method and grid method.<br /> Contains maths mastery with some convince me questions that can be stuck on A3 which children need to annotate.<br /> Contains flipchart and lesson plan for week on doubling and halving.<br /> Contains practical lesson resources for doubling the size of a robot made out of cubes.

<p>Year 1 Fractions lesson featuring a series of questions on Sharing in Halves and Quarters. This is the complimentary lesson to “Halves and Quarters”.</p> <p>Designed to develop a greater understanding, and give students more practise. The questions uses pizza slices, biscuits and flowers as examples of objects to be shared.<br /> Includes, worked examples, Mastery and Mastery with depth questions.</p> <p>Lesson Objectives:<br /> a) To be able to recognise halves and quarters from diagrams and fractions. (1F1a)</p> <p>b) To be able to recognise equivalent fractions, halves and quarters from diagrams. (1F1b)</p>

A factory themed maths activity that requires the children to double and halve an amount.

Differentiated worksheets involving doubling and halving on function machines.

<p>doubling up to 10 +10 numicon worksheet</p>

Numbers can easily be adapted for different abilities