Tuesday, 27 September 2011

Mon 3rd October – Subtraction when you have to ‘borrow’

LEARNING OBJECTIVE: How to subtract one large number from another large number

SUCCESS CRITERIA: You will be able to subtract one 3 digit number from another three digit number using the column method WITHOUT a calculator

STARTER: Try and Match the 'What do I add cards' to their correct answers

LESSON: Remind Students of method for subtracting when you have to 'Borrow' from next column

Eg 1 490 – 354

Eg 2 521 – 256

Can you have a go at these

  1. 354 – 129
  2. 666 – 457
  3. 762 – 298
  4. 551 – 348
  5. 982 – 675
  6. 521 – 333
  1. 345 – 157 = 188
  2. 921 – 295 = 626
  3. 508 – 259 = 249
  4. 602 – 354 = 248
  5. 705 – 438 = 267
  6. 702 – 256 = 446

  
 

EXTENSION: Maxisum worksheet

PLENARY: Checking answers (First six are from the starter)

Monday, 26 September 2011

Tues Sep 27th – Subtract 2 and three digit number without using a calculator

LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Use your knowledge of basic number bonds to subtract whole numbers up to 3 digits.

SUCCESS CRITERIA: You will be able to subtract two or three digit numbers and get the correct answer WITHOUT using a calculator

STARTER: Set these add sums out in H T U columns and use the method we looked at yesterday to add them up

  1. 37 + 45
  2. 54 + 37
  3. 67 + 84
  4. 123 + 548
  5. 234 + 183

LESSON: Use Just in Time From Starter of the day – Twenty Single digit subtraction sums to have a go at.

Use this Subtraction Lesson from MyMthas to develop the method for subtracting up to 3 digit numbers

PLENARY: Checking all answers, Using MyMthas screens as a 'Race' to get the correct answers, students check their own answers from Teacher Screen

Explain 5 finger feedback to get a quick view of students confidence.

Sunday, 25 September 2011

Mon Sep 26th – Adding Whole numbers up to three digits

LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Use your knowledge of basic number bonds to add up whole numbers up to 3 digits.

SUCCESS CRITERIA: You will be able to add up two or more three digit numbers and get the correct answer WITHOUT using a calculator

STARTER: Just in Time From Starter of the day – Twenty Single digit sums to have a go at.

Discussion about any mistakes student make,

Complete this addition table

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Check answers to grid

LESSON: Use this MyMaths Lesson to show methods for adding up 2 and 3 digit numbers. Repeat question screens as often as necessary to give lots of practice.

PLENARY: Checking answers throughout the lesson from Mymaths Grids, Make questions into a game. Who Can finish first?, Checking own answers from teacher machine.

Monday, 19 September 2011

Tues 20th Sep – Place Value and ordering large numbers

LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Understand how to say large numbers and use commas to help. Use this to help put lists of large numbers into order

SUCCESS CRITERIA: You will be able to:

  1. Say large numbers
  2. Put a list of large numbers into order
  3. Understand whether a number is in the units, tens, hundreds, thousands, ten thousand, 100 thousand or millions column

STARTER: Watch (and sing along to) this Video

LESSON: On your grids write these numbers in the correct places.

  1. Three million two hundred and twenty six thousand five hundred and twenty seven
  2. Seven million, three hundred and eighty thousand, nine hundred and thirty two
  3. Six hundred and fifty five thousand nine hundred and thirty one
  4. Nine million, three hundred and twenty seven
  5. Thirty two million, eight hundred and forty seven thousand, four hundred and seven
  6. Two million, three hundred and five thousand, seven hundred and sixty

     
     

    Put each of these lists of numbers into order – smallest first

List 1

345

657

876

365

978

134

387

784

List 2

18,897

34, 567

17, 897

21, 786

16, 786

23, 894

16, 786

19, 491

List 3

123, 567

896, 345

674, 674

243, 675

143, 675

275, 786

354, 543

132, 864

List 4

1,234,685

1, 564, 345

1, 675, 564

1, 897, 564

1, 023,786

1, 007, 675

1, 123, 004

1, 708,004

List 5

678

3,245

2, 786

1, 345, 675

234, 678

23, 786

1, 000,087

230,004

Sunday, 18 September 2011

Monday 19th Sep – Writing big numbers in words

LEARNING OBJECTVIE: Read and write whole numbers in figures and words

SUCCESS CRITERIA: You will be able to read big numbers correctly and also be able to write down big numbers in words

STARTER: Write down in words ALL the numbers from 1 to twenty. Copy and complete this table

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thirteen

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Nineteen

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LESSON: Use the bag of number words to make all the numbers in the bag as words. Use a glue stick to stick them onto a large piece of paper when you think you are correct

PLENARY: Put some large numbers on IWB, get students to write them into their exercise books, check answers, get feedback from students

Monday, 12 September 2011

Tues 13th Sep: Subtractions and Multiplication without a calculator

LEARNING OBJECTIVE: To explore and practice methods for speeding up subtraction and multiplication in my head

SUCCESS CRITERIA: You will get all(or most) of the questions correctly out of each set of 20

STARTER: Check answers to last set of questions we did yesterday

LESSON: Use Just In Time
Screens to practice subtracting and multiplying in your head.

Set 4: Subtracting 1 digit numbers – 4 secs – Check answers

Set 5: Subtracting two digit numbers-10 secs, Check Answers followed by discussion on techniques to speed up

Set six as set 2, Check answers – did you improve?

Set 7: Multiplication tables practice (up to 9 x) – 5 secs, Check Answers. Discussion on how to learn the difficult times tables – 6,7,8,9

Set 8: Multiplying a 1 digit number by a two digit number, check answers. Look at more questions like this and pause to get ways of doing them in your head from students

Maths Puzzle to leave them with – Don't Touch