In the summer I worked alongside a team of Shanghai teachers who taught me about how they teach maths in their country. We looked at children mastering a skill and not leaving the lower ability behind.
My school decided to take on this method of teaching and I worked with these teachers and other teachers to create 6 weeks of planning for my class that covers the year 4 curriculum.
I have also planned for year 3,5 and 6 too and that planning will follow.
Here is 7 weeks of detailed planning which covers the new curriculum.
Each day has a series of tasks/activities which gradually get harder and there is always a challenge for children who have mastered the success criteria.
I have included all detailed presentations/flipcharts which I shared with the children, every activity that I created and my weekly planning.
Any questions please ask.
I hope this makes sense and it saves you lots of time. I am happy to help with any questions that you may have :)
This resource is for my year 5 class. There are still some children who cannot tell the time. This week of planning starts off very basic with simple steps. Each day has a ppt and links to games, activities and worksheets for children who can tell the time and children that cannot. This would be ideal to use from higher ability year 2 and throughout ks2. The year 6 teacher is also going through this with his class.
Ideal for any children struggling to tell the time!
Any questions please ask.