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NUMBER – I can …
Identify place value in numbers 0 to 9 999
Order four digit numbers
Round whole numbers to the nearest thousand –
1 462 = 1 000
3 785 = 4 000
ADDITION & SUBTRACTION
Add with renaming
287
375 +
662
Subtract with renaming
Solve word problems using addition and subtraction.
MULTIPLICATION
Understand that multiplication is repeated addition 4+4+4 = 3x4
Multiply a two digit no. by a one digit number 24x6
Multiply a two digit no. by a two digit number 36x45
Multiply a three digit no. by a two digit number 276x74
Use the zero property of multiplication 0x1 = 0
Use commutative property of multiplication 4x7 = 7x4
Use associative property of multiplication 5x4x3 = 3x5x4 = 3x4x5
Use distributive property of multiplication 4x76 = (4x70) + (4x6)
Solve problems using multiplication. eg. 3 sweets for each of 27 girls
DIVISION
Divide a three digit number by a one-digit number 476÷ 4
Divide a three digit number by a one-digit number with remainder 877÷6
Solve problems and tasks using division.
eg. How many basketball teams from 45 girls?
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FRACTIONS
Identify fractions with denominators 2,3,4,5,6,8,9,10,12
- 1/2 1/3 1/4 1/5 1/6 1/8 1/9 1/10 1/12
Identify equivalent fractions with denominators 2,3,4,5,6,8,9,10,12
1/
2
2 = /4
2/
5
= 4/10
1/
4
= 3/12
Order fractions with appropriate denominators
1/
4
< 3 /5 < 7/10
Position fractions on the number line.
3……………..31/4……………..31/2…………….33/4………………..4
Show one number as a fraction of a number.
eg. 3 is 1/4 of 12 9 is 1/8 of 72
Find a number from a fraction of the number.
eg. If 3/4 of number is 6 then 1/4 is 2 and 4/4 is 8.
Solve problems using fractions.
eg. If 2/3 of a class or 16 children are in school then how many children
are absent?
Decimals
Identify place value of whole numbers and decimals to 2 places.
eg.
Express tenths and hundreds as decimals
7/
45/
8/
eg.
10 = 0.7
100 = 0.45
100 = 0.08
Show numbers with decimals in expanded form. eg. 5.69 = 5 + 0.6 + 0.09
Order decimals on the number line.
0
0.25
0.5
0.75
1
1.25
1.5
1.75
2
Add & subtract whole numbers and decimals (2 places eg. 4.55 + 1.28 3.75 - 1.28)
Multiply a decimal (2 places) by a single-digit number. eg. 4.78 x 6
Divide a decimal (2 places) by a single-digit number. eg. 9.48 ÷ 4
Solve problems with decimals. eg. If 0.75 of one pizza and 0.5 of two
others are left after a party, how many pizzas are there left in total.
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ALGEBRA
Number sentences
Solve one step number sentences eg. 7 +
= 13
Change number sentences into word problems.
eg. 8 X ___ = 72
What number mulitiplied by 8 will give 72?
Change a word problem into a number sentence.
eg. What number shared into 6 groups will give 8.
SHAPE & SPACE
2-D Shapes
Identify these 2-D shapes. equilateral, isoceles and scalene triangles,
parallelogram, rhombus, pentagon and ocatagon
Identify the properties of those shapes. – no. of sides, angles, parallel and nonparallel lines.
3-D Shapes
Identify these 3-D shapes – cube, cuboid, cylinder, cone, sphere, triangular
prism, pyramid.
Symmetry
Identify lines as horizontal, vertical or diagonal.
Use line symmetry to complete missing half of a shape, picture or pattern.
Lines and angles
Identify perpendicular lines.
Identify intersecting lines
Classify lines as right, acute or obtuse.
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MEASURES
Length
Rename units of length using cm, m and km
Rename units of length using decimal form.
eg. 5.5m = 550 cm. or 1, 370 m = 1.37 km
Rename units of length using fraction form.
eg. 850 cm = 8 1/2 m
Measure the perimeter of regular 2-D shapes.
Add, subtract units of length (cm m km)
Multiply and divide units of length (cm m km)
Solve problems involving adding, subtracting, multiplying and division of units of
length.
Area - centimetres & metres
Measure the area of shapes using sq. cm.
Weight - grammes & kilogrammes
Rename units of weight in kg and g
Rename units of weight using decimal form.
Rename units of weight using fractions. eg. 4500g = 41/2kg
Addition & subtraction of units of weight. eg. 755g + 250g
899g – 346g
Multiplication & division of units of weight eg. 892g x 6
956g ÷ 4
Solve problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication & division of units of
weight.
Capacity – millilitres and litres
Rename units of capacity in l and ml. eg. 2 455ml = 2l 455ml
Rename units of capacity using decimal form. eg. 3 790ml = 3.79 l
Rename units of capacity using fraction form eg. 8500 ml = 81/2 l
Addition and subtraction of units of capacity.
eg.765ml + 488ml 985ml – 400ml
Division of units of capacity
Solve problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication & division of units of
capacity
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Time – Analogue (clockface) & Digital
Read the time in 1 minute marks on a clock face. eg. 7 past, 13 past 11 to ?
Read the time in 1 minute stages on a digital clock. eg. 4:23 7:52 9:19
Show digital time as analogue and vice versa.
eg. 10:17 = 17 mins past 10
or 20 mins to 7 = 6:40
Rename minutes as hours. eg. 195 mins = 3 hrs 15 mins
Rename hours as minutes. eg. 4 hrs = 240 mins
Read and use simple timetables.
Read dates from calendars.
Solve practical problems using dates.
eg. If today is April 28th what date will it be a week from now.
Solve problems using addition, subtraction of hours and minutes.
eg. If I read for 45 mins and write for 80 minutes how much time do I
have left out of 3 hours?
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Money
Rename amounts as euro using € symbol and the decimal point.
eg. 386c = €3.86
Rename amounts of money as cent. eg. €4.55 = 455c
Solve and complete practical tasks and one-step problems using addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division. of money.
eg How much will 7 hurleys @ €5.40 cost?
Solve and complete practical tasks and two-step problems using addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division. of money.
eg. How much will I pay for 3 books @ €4.50, 4 pens @ €2 and 2 rulers @
€1.50?
Data
Read and get information from bar line graphs.
Read and get information from simple pie charts using
1/ 1/ 1/
2
3
4
Chance
Use vocabulary of uncertainty and chance : chance, likely, unlikely, never and
definitely.
eg. It rains every Tuesday in Paris – unlikely
My dog will cook dinner –
never.
Put events in order of likelihood.
eg. George will travel home by a) rocket b) car c) boat d) bicycle
= d, b, c, a
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