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Outside Angles
This maths scheme of work for Key Stage Two gets the children to practise measuring, calculating and classifying different types of angles that can seen in a range of outdoor locations. The class can explain and model how to use a protractor correctly when measuring examples of different types of angles.
Tree Angles
Practise identifying and counting the numbers of acute and obtuse angles that can be found in different shapes on a tree in a garden or local park
Railway Signals
Investigate how to measure and calculate the pairs of supplementary angles that can be seen in different signals that are used to control the movement of trains on a railway
Garden Angles
Practise using a protractor correctly to measure examples of acute and obtuse angles that can be found around a family garden on different natural and manufactured objects
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Length Calculations
Practise using number calculations skills for addition, subtraction, division and multiplication when solving problems related to length measurements
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Maths Calculations Assessment
Assess abilities in solving a range of different number problems for addition and subtraction when working with informal and formal written calculations
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Determinant Lists
Explain and model how to make lists of objects used and found in different locations to match the correct determinants of a and an
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English SPAG Assessment
Assess abilities in composing sentences for fiction and non-fiction using the correct spellings, punctuation marks and grammar vocabulary phrases