Probability
Year 2
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PROBABILITY INVESTIGATIONS: Engage in chance-based investigations about games and everyday situations to: anticipate and then identify possible outcomes; collect and record data; create data visualisations for frequencies of possible outcomes (e.g., lists, pictures, graphs); describe what these visualisations show; answer the investigative question; notice variations in outcomes (e.g., how often each of the numbers on a dice come up)
CRITICAL THINKING IN PROBABILITY: Agree or disagree with the statements made by others about chance-based situations.
Engage in chance-based investigations about everyday situations to:
anticipate and then identify possible outcomes
collect and record data
create data visualisations for frequencies of possible outcomes (e.g., lists, pictures, graphs) come up
Year 3
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PROBABILITY INVESTIGATIONS: Engage in chance-based investigations about games and everyday situations to: anticipate and then identify possible outcomes; collect and record data; create data visualisations for frequencies of possible outcomes (e.g., lists, pictures, graphs); describe what these visualisations show; answer the investigative question; notice variations in outcomes (e.g., how often each of the numbers on a dice come up).
CRITICAL THINKING IN PROBABILITY: Explain and question statements about chance-based situations, with reference to data.
Follow up equations to consolidate the Group Task
Number: Algebra
Year 2
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ALGORITHMIC THINKING: Follow and give step-by-step instructions for a simple task, identifying and correcting errors as the instructions are followed.
EQUATIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS: Recognise and describe the unit of repeat in a repeating pattern, and use it to predict further elements using the ordinal position.
Recognise, continue and create repeating and growing patterns, and describe a rule to explain a pattern
Number : Algebra
Year 3
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EQUATIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS: Recognise, continue, and create repeating and growing patterns, and describe a rule to explain a pattern.
ALGORITHMIC THINKING: Create and use a set of precise, step-by-step instructions for carrying out a familiar routine or task.