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Unit A – Counting and Grouping

This maths scheme of work for Key Stage One gets the children to identify and record how to count and group different numbers to ten into matching sets of shapes and digits using concrete objects and diagrams. The class can practise reading and writing numbers to ten listed in words and digits.

Identify and record how to count and group different numbers to ten into matching sets of shapes and digits using concrete objects and diagrams

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Lesson One : Shape Groups

Count and record different ways of sorting numbers of shapes into matching groups for number bonds to ten

Lesson Two : Group Numbers

Identify and record different ways of sorting numbers of pairs of objects into matching groups for number bonds to ten

Lesson Three : Number Match

Model and record how to group and match different numbers of counted objects and shapes showing pairs of number bonds to ten

Lesson Four : Counting Groups

Identify and record how to use diagrams and numerals to illustrate how to count numbers of shapes in different pairs of groups for number bonds to ten

Lesson Five : Number Tracks

Practise counting forwards to ten in steps of one from different starting positions using concrete objects and numbers written in words and digits

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