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Term 1 Maths Progressions

Maths progressions will differ from student to student but may include the following:

Statistics (Week 2-5)

Students will be working towards recording, sorting and interpreting data. We will be finding data related to our topic.

Year 5 Statistics

• Sort number results, use a tally chart to count them and write the total number in a table.

• Read and interpret some data graphs including pictograms, strip graphs and column graphs.

• Show the chance of something happening as a probability compared to a total.

Year 6 Statistics

• Sort, tally and total data and produce an appropriate graph

• Read and interpret a range of data graphs including; stem and leaf graphs, column, line and combination graphs and tree diagrams

• Show the chance of something happening as a probability compared to a total and give the equivalent probability as a chance out of 100

Place Value (Week 5-7)

Students will be learning to recognise tens, hundreds and thousands in numbers up to 1,000,000. They will also be looking at rounding numbers and multiplying and dividing.

Year 5 Place Value

• Recognise tens, hundreds and thousands in all numbers to 1,000,000

• Multiply and divide any number by 10, 100 or 1000

• Round all numbers up to 10,000 to the nearest 10, 100, 1,000 or 10,000

Year 6 Place Value

• Recognise tens, hundreds, thousands in ALL whole numbers.

• Recognise tenths in numbers to 1 decimal place.

• Recognise hundredths in numbers to 2 decimal places.

• Round ALL whole numbers up to 1,000,000 to the nearest 1, 10, 100 or 1000.

• Round decimals, to 2 decimal places, to the nearest whole number

 Addition & Subtraction

Students will be looking at using a variety of different addition and subtraction strategies.

Year 5 Add/Sub

• Round to estimate addition and subtraction problems with 3-digit numbers.

• Reverse subtraction and use a number line with numbers up to 3-digits.

• Use an equal addition strategy up to 3-digits.

Year 6 Add/Sub

• Round to estimate addition and subtraction problems with 4-digit numbers. 

• Use place value partitioning and algorithms to add and subtract 4-digit numbers.

• Use a few strategies to add and subtract whole numbers.