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New Primary Maths Curriculum Clear expectations around written methods of
calculation in addition to mental methods.
Children are expected to know their times tables up to
12 x 12.
More requirement for children to know about fractions and decimals.
Financial skills have been reinforced i.e money skills, working with percentages.
Less reliance on calculators.
Addition
Standard method
Quick and straightforward.
Doesn't necessarily go through place value and children don't understand the values of digits.
Children forget to add on the small 1
AdditionAddition using partitioning
HTU + HTU
5 4 6 + 4 7 8
500 40 6 400 70 8
500 + 400 = 90040 + 70 = 1106 + 8 = 14
Now add all 3 numbers together:
900 + 110 + 14 = 1024
YOUR TURN!
1753 + 853 =
SubtractionNumber line
Used more in lower school to allow children to understand that subtraction means counting up.
Used more effectively in the context of time or money.
Sam leaves home at 7.50am and arrives to school at 8.37am. How long was his journey?
7.50 8.008.30 8.37
10mins 30mins 7mins
10mins + 30mins + 7mins = 47mins
SubtractionNumber line Kate goes to the supermarket with £50.00. She buys
some items and receives £27.25 change. How much did she spend?
SubtractionNumber line Kate goes to the supermarket with £50.00. She buys
some items and receives £27.25 change. How much did she spend?
£27.25 £28.00 £30.00 £50.00
+£0.75+£2.00
+£20.00
£20.00 + £2.00 + £0.75 = £22.75
Standard method
Subtraction
Quick and straightforward
Can be difficult when doing a problem such as: 4000 – 781. Number line would then be more appropriate
SubtractionDecomposition (expanded subtraction):
782 – 467 =
300 + 10 + 5 = 315
YOUR TURN!
2674 - 391 =
Multiplication
Ladder method:
565 x 7 =
565
x7 3500
42035+
3955
(500 x 7)(60 x 7)(7x5)
Children have a better understanding of place value
MultiplicationGrid method:
When multiplying pairs of 2 digit numbers or more.
45 x 37
1200 280
150 35
40
5
30 7X
1480 185 +1665
Using and applying
Using your mathematical skills and applying them to problem solving.
Magic square;
Use the numbers 1-9 to fill in this square. Each row, column and diagonal must add up to 15.
Using and applyingIn this maze there are numbers in each of the cells. You go through
adding all the numbers that you pass. You may not go through any cell more than once.
Can you find a way through in which the numbers add to exactly 100?
Questions?
Please remember to visit our school website www.parklands.havering.sch.uk → Learning → Maths