Unit C – Shopping Trips
This maths scheme of work for Key Stage Two gets the children to add, subtract and convert money amounts between pounds and pence using informal written calculations when finding totals and change received on shopping trips. The class can explain mental calculation techniques to use when adding and subtracting.
Add, subtract and convert money amounts between pounds and pence using informal written calculations when finding totals and change received on different shopping trips
Lesson One : Notes and Coins
Select and record the matching sets of notes and coins that can represent the value of a range of different money amounts to fifty pounds
Lesson Two : Pounds and Pence
Select, convert and record a range of different money amounts to fifty pounds between their matching values recorded in sets of pounds and pence
Lesson Three : Birthday Shopping
Explain and model how to use concrete objects and partitioning to add pairs of money amounts to five pounds to buy things needed for a birthday party
Lesson Four : Shopping Sales
Identify and record money totals when subtracting pairs of money amounts in multiples of ten to find the sale prices of a range of different clothing items
Lesson Five : Shopping Receipts
Calculate and record the amount of change that will be received when buying some different items from a shop to match a specific budget
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Homophones Matching
Explore the spelling and meaning of some different words that are homophones by matching and listing pairs of words with the same pronunciations
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Friction
Investigate, describe and test the effects of air and water resistance and friction on different objects and materials presenting results using graphs and tables
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Capacity Conversions
Explain and model how to convert between different units of measurement for capacity by comparing and matching capacities in litres and millilitres
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Story Conjunctions
Identify and model how to link clauses in sentences related to some of the special characters and events that feature in different stories