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Published 11/10/18, by Charlie Mackinnon
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Published 21/09/18, by Charlie MackinnonThis week we focussed on using bar models to help solve empty box calculations.
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Published 21/09/18, by Charlie MackinnonThis week we have been using the 'because/so' connectives to add clauses.
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Published 14/09/18, by Charlie MackinnonAs part of our 'Fire and Ice' topic, we have been learning about The Great Fire of London.
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Published 14/09/18, by Charlie MackinnonHere is this week's homework just in case you missed it.
Read MoreUsing Models in Maths
Published 14/09/18, by Charlie MackinnonThis week, we have been learning to use bar models, part-whole models and calculations to record our findings.
Read MoreNumber Bonds to 10
Published 14/09/18, by Charlie MackinnonDo you want to practise your number bonds to 10?
Step 1: Print out the 10 grid attached to this blog post.
Step 2: Make your own double sided counters. Cut out 10 small circles of card. Colour one side blue and the other side red.
Step 3: Pick a number between 1 and 10.
Step 4: Use your double sided counters to find all the different ways to make your target number. Record them using addition calculations. e.g. 3+2=5
Step 5: Check your answers using the attached files.
Read MoreCreating Information Sentences
Published 14/09/18, by Charlie MackinnonWe took the information sentences that we created last week and explored how we could use the and/but connectives to add additional clauses.