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St Mary and St Thomas’
Long Term Progression Plan for Mathematics in Reception
Aspect
Autumn 1
Autumn 2
Spring 1
Spring 2
Summer 1
Summer 2
counting
Count on 1-10
Count back 10-1
Count small groups
Count on and back from
any number within 10
Count small groups
count on and back from
any number within 20
Count in 2’s to 20
Subatize 1,2,3
Numerals 1-5
order 1-5
ordinal numbers … 5th
Subatize 1-6
numerals 1-12
order 1-12
ordinal numbers…10th
calculation
add – combine and
recount
subtract – take away and
recount
more fewer same
Number bonds to 5
Exploring variation
find 1 more
find 1 less
within 10
Number bonds to 10
Exploring variation
Count on 1-30
count on from any
number within 30
Count in 5’s to ?
estimate, reason and
check
order numbers using PV
forwards or backwards
within 20
add and subtract –
number families
problem solving
sharing into equal groups
Looking for patterns
Count on and back from
any number within 30
Count in 2’s 5’s and 10’s
number
Count on 1-20
count on from any
number within 20
count in 10’s to 100
estimate and check
recognise name and
order numbers 13-15
PV 10’s and 1’s
ordinal numbers…10th
(within 10)
add – count on from the
first number
subtract – count back
from the bigger number
doubling
SSM
(compare
measure
sort
classify)
Time - day and night,
days of the week, o’clock
Position & direction
recognise, describe &
recreate environmental
pattern
use, name & describe
shapes
Coins 1p, 2p, 5p, £1, £2,
£5
numerals 0-5 inc coins
forwards backwards
add sum make total
Time – yesterday, today
& tomorrow, months of
the year, o’clock
size – describe and order
use, name & describe
shapes
repeating patterns
height – measuring and
comparing
Coins 10p, £10
numerals 6-12
ordinals
today tomorrow
Time - morning,
afternoon, evening
position – in on under
over above below
between sort 2D & 3D
shapes giving reasons for
choices
capacity – describe and
order
Coins 20p, £20
numerals 13-15
tens ones
estimate calculate check
money – recognising and
using coins, paying using
place value – 10’s and 1’s
sort name and describe
2D & 3D shape
weight – comparing and
ordering
measuring and comparing
length
describe copy and create
repeating patterns
time – half past
sequencing events in
stories
direction – right and left,
forwards and backwards
numbers 16-20
bigger biggest smaller
smallest, largest
numerals 21-30
problem solve
long longer longest
Vocabulary
estimate and check
recognise name and
order numbers 1-20
PV 10’s and 1’s
(within 10)
add – count on from the
biggest number
subtract – count back
from the bigger number
halving
reason and explain
order non sequential
numbers within 20
showing understanding of
PV
inverse
halving
doubling
number bonds (numbers
to 10)
problem solving
missing numbers – partpart-whole
use name and describe
2D and 3D shapes
sequencing real life
events
time - half past
money – using coins,
paying using most
efficient coins
sequence
groups
part, whole
St Mary and St Thomas’
subtract take away
more fewer less same
most least
first, second, third
day night days, o’clock
in on under next to
behind in front
circle triangle, square,
rectangle, pentagon
sphere, cone, cylinder,
pyramid
yesterday
big large small little
tall, short, taller, tallest,
shortest, shorter
measure
hexagon, heptagon,
octagon, nonagon,
decagon
cube, cuboid
pattern repeat
order
count on count back
morning, afternoon,
evening, night
full empty nearly half
in on under over above
below between
solid, flat
full, empty, half
full/empty
double halve share equal
months
coin value
heavy light heavier lighter
heaviest lightest
o’clock, hour, minute,
half past
first, next, then, finally
bond
half past
‘prove it’