Five lessons that focus on being able to calculate the area of quadrilaterals and compound shapes and four lessons that focus on being able to measure and calculate the perimeter of shapes. Included is: Four lessons that focus on being able to work with perimeter with lessons set out as two double lessons. The first double lesson focuses on being able to measure shapes and calculate the perimeter of rectangles and squares where a ruler has been provided to measure the shapes. The second double lesson then follows up by focusing on being able to calculate the perimeter of different shapes, using the information provided or what children already know about the property of shapes. Each double lesson includes: A double lesson PowerPoint that includes an arithmetic starter for each lesson, key vocabulary, modelling and discussion points as well as guided practice before moving on to independent activities. An independent activity that applies what children have learnt during the teaching part of the lesson. An answer sheet is included for the activity and there are challenge activities for children that finish which also include answers. The activity and challenges run over both lessons as it is expected that there may be more time teaching and talking in the first lesson before having more time to practise in the second lesson. However, everything is uploaded in PPT format so can be easily edited to suit. Ruler images are courtesy of Pixabay A fully-resourced double lesson that focuses on the objective of finding the area of quadrilaterals, with a particular focus on squares and rectangles. Included in the resource is: A double lesson PowerPoint that includes an arithmetic starter for each lesson, key vocabulary and areas to model and discuss as well as then having some guided practice for children to work through to check their understanding. This is then followed up by an independent practice activity and challenge questions for those that finish. These are planned to run over the two lessons with the first lesson potentially taking more teaching time and the second lesson giving more time for practice and challenges. Answer sheets are included for both. All attachments are uploaded as PowerPoints so they can be easily adapted, especially in adapting to any misconceptions or needs that arise from the first lesson. Three fully-resourced lessons focusing on being able to calculate the area of compound shapes. The lessons are split so that they act as an introductory lesson before having a double lesson that provides the opportunity to develop and become confident in finding the area of compound shapes. The first lesson includes a lesson PowerPoint that includes an arithmetic starter, key vocabulary, modelling and discussion as well as guided practice. This is followed up with an independent activity and challenge tasks to apply what has been learnt, with answer sheets included with these. The double lesson includes a double lesson PowerPoint that includes an arithmetic starter for each lesson, key vocabulary, modelling and discussion as well as guided practice. This is followed up with an independent activity and challenge tasks to apply what has been learnt (that stretch over both lessons with more time teaching first lesson and more time practising in the second lesson), with answer sheets included with these.

A fully resourced unit of work for a Year 4 unit on Addition and Subtraction that provides 20 lessons. Included in the 20 lesson sequence is: Lesson 1, 2 and 3 - Add and subtract using place value (1s, 10s, 100s and 1000s) Lesson 4 and 5- Add two 4-digit numbers (no carrying) Lesson 6 and 7 - Add two 4-digit numbers (1 carry) Lesson 8, 9 and 10 -Add two 4-digit numbers (multiple carrying) Lesson 11 and 12 - Subtract using two 4-digit numbers (no exchanging) Lesson 13 and 14 - Subtract using two 4-digit numbers (1 exchange) Lesson 15, 16 and 17 - Subtract using two 4-digit numbers (multiple exchanging) Lesson 18, 19 and 20 - Selecting most appropriate strategies for addition and subtraction Most lessons come in double lessons bar the two triple lessons where there is an introductory lesson followed by a double lesson. Each double lesson includes a double lesson PowerPoint that includes an arithmetic starter for every lesson, key vocabulary, modelling, discussion and practice before moving onto an independent activity and challenge tasks that stretch over the two lessons. Answer sheets are included for all independent activities and challenge tasks. The single lesson at the start of triple lessons has all the same features but only has a single lesson PowerPoint.