Unit G – Two Digit Addition

This maths scheme of work for Key Stage One gets the children to model and record how to solve number problems involving addition of pairs of two digit numbers including exchange between place value. The class can explain how to use an expanded method of addition to add the tens and ones in pairs of numbers.

Model and record how to solve number problems involving addition of pairs of two digit numbers including exchange between place value

Lesson One : Sandwich Shopping

Select and add pairs of two digit numbers with no exchange between place value to calculate the cost of buying sandwich fillings

Lesson Two : Supermarket Shopping

Add pairs of two digit numbers with one exchange between place value to calculate the cost of buying pairs of different items from a supermarket

Lesson Three : Number Squares

Identify and record different pairs of two digit numbers that sum to one hundred using a number square to model each calculation

Lesson Four : Addition Number Puzzles

Describe how to solve a range of number puzzles by adding sets of three one digit numbers that can match different sums to one hundred

Lesson Five : Addition Number Reverses

Practise using inverse operations to identify and illustrate how to reverse different addition calculations by using matching subtraction sums

  • City Cafe

    City Cafe

    Select and combine different ingredients to design and make a range of foods including sandwiches and cakes that can be sold in café in a city location

  • Baking Cakes

    Baking Cakes

    Read and follow a set of instructions to bake and decorate some different cakes that can be sold to the customers in a cafe

  • Cupcake Designs

    Cupcake Designs

    Select and use a range of shapes to create different icing designs when making a selection of cupcakes to sell to customers eating in a cafe

  • Cafe Sandwiches

    Cafe Sandwiches

    Practise sequencing and following a set of instructions to make a range of sandwiches using different fillings that can be sold to customers in a cafe