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TERM/WEEKS: Term 4, Week 3 YEAR LEVEL: 1 LEARNING AREA/TOPIC: Maths/Counting

AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM MATHEMATICS


General Capabilities:
Literacy Numeracy ICT Critical and creative thinking Ethical Behaviour Personal and social Intercultural Understanding
Competence

Cross-curriculum priorities:
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and Cultures Asia and Australia’s engagement with Asia Sustainability

WEEK/ AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM SPECIFIC LESSON ASSESSMENT TEACHING & LEARNING RESOURCES
LESSON LINKS OBJECTIVE (what & how) EXPERIENCES
N&A (include learner diversity)
Prof
Lesson 3 Represent and solve Understand Students will be able Video Introduction - Place Value
23/10 simple addition and ing to: - Student moving 1. Students will complete the Place value sheets
subtraction problems the counters on number sheet. They will choose a number - Rope, Pegs
using a range of Fluency 1. Use the making the ten frames. of their choice and write it in the middle. - Laminated sheets
strategies including tens strategy to The students fill out the rest of the sheet. - Ten frames
counting on, solve one and two Work samples Observe what the students say and ask - Counters
partitioning and digit addition sums. - Place value them about why they came to the answer - Pack of cards
rearranging sheet they did. - Reflection sheets
parts (ACMNA015) 2. Identify all the - One is a snail, ten
different Observation- 2. The students will choose four of the is a crab- book
Recognise, model, combinations of Anecdotal notes numbers from the activity they just - whiteboard
read, write and order numbers that equal completed and write them down on
numbers to at least ten. laminated blank sheets of paper.
100. Locate these Questions
numbers on a 3. Place four digit Why is this the largest number?
number numbers on a Is there a reason why you put this number close to
line (ACMNA013) number line. the middle?

3. The students will hang up the invisible


number line and put their numbers on the
rope from largest to smallest.

Lesson Body
4. Read the book one is a snail, ten is a crab.
Only read the first part of the book as the
focus is on different combinations of ten.
Questions
- Which animals can we add together to
make ten?

5. Hand each student two tens frames. Ask


the students to place counters in each box
(use the same colour).

6. Give students time to become familiar


with the tens frames. Take one counter
away and work out how many counters
are left.
9=1+10
Look at all the combinations that equal ten
using the tens frame.

7. Write a sum on the whiteboard. 8+5=


Questions
What is the answer? How do you know that?

8. All together put 8 on one tens frame and 5


on the 5. Show them how to move 2 onto
the other frame to create ten. 10+3=13

9. Play concentration. Display the cards in


an array. The students will turn over two
cards, they are trying to find two cards
that when added together make ten. If
they do then they keep the cards.

Conclusion
10. Reflection- students will circle one of the
three smiley faces in response to how
confident they feel about using the
strategy

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