I can recognise the value of the digits in two-digit numbers
I can recognise the value of the digits in three-digit numbers
Year 1: Play a game of skip counting BUZZ: today counting by 2s. Pop a 120s chart up on the eboard to support those children needing something to refer to if they get stuck/Jack Hartman Skip Counting video.
Year 2: NAPLAN Vocab Cards
Mini Lesson:
Teacher to introduce/revise place value.
Model drawing 2 lines on a page to make Hundred, Tens, One columns.
Model making numbers using MAB Blocks and recording these numbers in H/T/O columns.
Teacher writes numbers on post it notes and scatter these numbers on tables. Students pick up numbers from tables (tens, ones, hundreds) and make these numbers MAB blocks.
Students record these numbers in the Ones, Tens, Hundreds columns. Year 2 students can be extended to Thousands.
Teachers to decide on a support or extension group to work with.
Teacher to question students 'What was the largest/smallest number you made?'
Year 1: Play a game of skip counting BUZZ: today counting by 5s. Pop a 120s chart up on the eboard to support those children needing something to refer to if they get stuck/Jack Hartman Skip Counting video.
Year 2: NAPLAN Vocab Cards
Watch videos on how to play '5 Moves to 100' . The Grade 1s may wish to adapt this to make it a game of 'largest' number instead by rolling two dice and recording largest number and ignoring any running total/using this as a record of winner (e.g. winning child in the pair just initials their name).
Teacher to model this game with the class using template.
Students to play '5 Moves to 100' with a partner or adapted version.
Teachers to decide on a support or extension group to work with.
Discuss the game experience - what strategy/ies did you use?
I can expand numbers
I can contract numbers
I can show numbers multiple ways
Year 1: Play a game of skip counting BUZZ: today counting by 10s. Pop a 120s chart up on the eboard to support those children needing something to refer to if they get stuck/Jack Hartman Skip Counting video.
Year 2: NAPLAN Vocab Cards
Revise place value and the different ways to write a number; the actual number, expanded form, as a sum or using MAB. Use the Show it Four Ways Placemats. (You can use as a worksheet or print them A3 as placemats).
In pairs, students are to roll dice to determine their number. Students are to show their number 4 ways using the mats.
Teachers to decide on a support or extension group to work with.
Reflection on task.
What was the biggest/smallest number you rolled?
Was there a section of the placemat you found challenging and we should revisit?
Year 1: Play a game of skip counting BUZZ: today counting by 3s. Pop a 120s chart up on the eboard to support those children needing something to refer to if they get stuck/Jack Hartman Skip Counting video.
Year 2: NAPLAN Vocab Cards
Revise place value and the different ways to write a number; the actual number, expanded form, drawing as MAB/
Introduce the 'build your own:
Grade 1: Place Value ice cream' task/ GRADE 2: Place Value Fruit Kebab.
Students are to choose their own number and build their ice cream/fruit kebab, writing their chosen number in different forms in each scoop of ice cream/piece of fruit.
These can be glued onto A3 coloured paper for a class display.
Teachers to decide on a support or extension group to work with.
Share work.
I can use my add ones, tens, hundreds (others if used) together
Year 1: Play a game of skip counting BUZZ: today counting by chosen amount. Pop a 120s chart up on the eboard to support those children needing something to refer to if they get stuck/Jack Hartman Skip Counting video.
Year 2: NAPLAN Vocab Cards
Have MAB on display. Explain to students, in small groups they will be building something of their choice (tower, bridge, animal, house ect. )
Explain that they will be required to show their built object in number forms.
Students are to build something using MAB (tower, bridge, animal, house ect..)
Students are to show their object in multiple number forms on their mini white board.
Teachers to decide on a support or extension group to work with.
Discuss challenges faced throughout the task.