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Unit D – Calculation Solutions
This maths scheme of work for Key Stage Two gets the children to use standard written methods of addition and subtraction to check calculated sums using inverse operations and solve problems with multi-step solutions. The class can identify the instructions to follow when completing each step in a calculation.
Use standard written methods of addition and subtraction to check calculated sums using inverse operations and solve problems with multi-step solutions
Lesson One : Sum Checking
Identify and model how to use standard subtraction written methods for decomposition to check the sums of addition number calculations
Lesson Two : Number Pyramids
Practise using inverse operations to add and subtract pairs of different five digit numbers using standard written methods to complete layers in a puzzle shape
Lesson Three : Robot Factory
Practise using standard written addition and subtraction calculations to solve different number word problems about products that could be made by robots in a factory
Lesson Four : Family Party
Explain and model how to use standard written addition and subtraction calculations to select items needed for a family celebration to match a specific money budget
Lesson Five : Number Races
Identify and practise how to use the correct standard written number calculations when adding and subtracting different pairs of four and five digit numbers
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3D Shape Labels
Identify and record how to label models and illustrations of some different 3D shapes to indicate their special properties
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Adventure Plays
practise composing and performing play scripts using the correct structure and format to illustrate adventures to different locations
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Shakespeare Plays
Investigate the structure and format of different scenes extracted from plays by William Shakespeare to use for drama performances
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Greek Myths
Practise composing narrative stories to illustrate the structure and format of myths based on culture and traditions from Ancient Greece