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Lesson Plan Date: 19/03/09 Subject: Maths Time: 9:05 – 10:10am Total: 24 Class: 1P – Year 1 M: 12 F: 12 Lesson Objectives – in terms of knowledge, concepts and skills to be obtained Learning Intention: To understand and record repeated addition sentences to show multiples of numbers Success Criteria: Must: I can record repeated addition sentences to show multiples of 2 Should: I can record repeated addition sentences to show multiples of 5 Could: I can record repeated addition sentences to show multiples of 10 Lesson Structure – Division of time and outline of introduction, body and plenary M&O Starter: In a circle, try to count on and back in 2s, 5s and 10s up to 100 Introduction: Q: Can anyone remember what we were learning about in maths on Tuesday? Look again at number sequences that we were solving. Q: What methods did you use to find out how many to count on by? Look again at the Repeated addition sentences power point. Talk through some methods of counting in multiples. Demonstrate how to use multilink or share bears to sort out the problem kinaesthetically and then write the repeated addition sentence. Model how to set it out; for e.g 2 + 2 + 2 = 6 Activity: Children to work in ability groups for peer support. Adult to work in each group. Encourage children to use the maths objects to count out and group them in the specific multiples to consolidate the understanding before recording the number sentence. Plenary: Did you notice any patterns? Would anyone like to share their learning? Explain to the children that tomorrow we will be sharing objects, using diagrams to show our learning. Show an example on the board of how to share 8 biscuits between 2 people and write a number sentence underneath. Look back at LI and S2S Links to NC & National Framework Strategies, cross-curricular themes etc NC: Maths 1a) approach problems involving number, and data presented in a variety of forms, in order to identify what they need to do 1b) develop flexible approaches to problem solving and look for ways to overcome difficulties 1c) make decisions about which operations and problem-solving strategies to use 1d) organise and check their work 1e) use the correct language, symbols and vocabulary associated with number and data 1i) explain their methods and reasoning when solving problems in involving number and data 2b) create and describe number patterns; explore and record patterns related to addition and subtraction, and then patterns of multiples of 2, 5 and 10 explaining the patterns and then using them to make predictions; recognise sequences, including odd and even numbers to 30 then beyond; recognise the relationship between halving and doubling 3a) understand addition and use related vocabulary; recognise that addition can be done in any order; understand subtraction as both ‘take away’ and ‘difference’ and use the related vocabulary 3c) develop rapid recall of number facts: know addition and subtraction facts to 10 and then use these to derive facts from totals to 20, knowing multiplication facts for the 2x and 10x multiplication tables and derive corresponding division facts, know doubles of numbers to 10 and halves of even numbers to 20 4a) choose sensible calculations methods to solve whole-number problems (including number problems involving money or measures), drawing on their understanding of the operations 4b) check that their answers are reasonable and explain their methods or reasoning 5b) discuss what they have done and explain their results Primary Framework: Block E, Unit 2: Securing number facts, relationships and calculating Key Vocabulary - to be put on board Calculate multiples number sentence answer method explain add, sum, total, altogether subtract, difference, minus double share Resources Number sequence to recap Tuesday’s learning Power point showing repeated addition examples Multilink or share bears Activity sheets differentiated 4 ways Differentiation – provisions for different abilities, SEN, EAL and G&T The children will be working in their ability groups. The activity sheets are differentiated four ways so the different groups can work through at their own pace and each group has an extension sheet to progress onto. Assessment – Type and approach Assessment will be carried out in the form of questioning and the problem solving skills that the children use Are children using maths objects to count out the groups? Can children record the number sentence correctly? Can children explain their learnng? Connections to prior learning Context of lesson in expected sequence The children have been doing Block D, Unit 2 for the past few weeks. This is the third lesson in Block E, Unit 2, following on from solving word problems choosing between addition and subtraction operations and number sequences counting on in 2’s, 5’s and 10’s. Next lesson we will be sharing objects into equal groups, using diagrams to demonstrate and writing the number sentences underneath. Details of ICT and Health & Safety-where appropriate Learning Intention and Steps to Success will be up on the ICT to set some targets with the children before we start, which we can self-assess against at the end of the lesson. Involvement of other adults There will myself, the LSA, a student and the CT in the classroom. There will be one adult for each of the four groups to ensure that children are on task and address misconceptions as and when they arrive.