Unit B – More and Less

This maths scheme of work for Key Stage One gets the children to identify and record the matching sums that are one more and one less than numbers to twenty using concrete objects and diagrams. The class can show the order of numbers to twenty and compare their values in tens and ones.

Identify and record the matching sums that are one more and one less than numbers to twenty using concrete objects and diagrams

Lesson One : Number Steps

Model and record how to count backwards from ten using objects and numbers that have been recorded in both written words and numerical digits

Lesson Two : Before and After

Identify and record the matching numbers that are one more and one less than some other different numbers to twenty

Lesson Three : More Than

Identify and record some of the matching groups of numbers that are more than other selected numbers to twenty recorded in numerical digits

Lesson Four : Number Squares

Practise playing paired games to identify and record the matching sets of numbers that are one more than different numbers to twenty

Lesson Five : Biggest Number

Identify, record and compare the number values of different pairs of numbers to twenty by identifying their matching sets of tens and ones

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