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The New National Curriculum and Assessment at Hillside Avenue Primary School

The New National Curriculum and Assessment at Hillside Avenue Primary School KS1 Parents and Carers Information Evening. The New National Curriculum. All schools must follow the new National Curriculum from this year. Emphasis is on core skills.

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We found a 1D shape!

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Maths is fun!

Maths is fun!.

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Welcome to 3 rd Grade Parent Night

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T he Oaktree School Maths Workshop

T he Oaktree School Maths Workshop. To inform parents what we teach To share the methods we use To equip parents with strategies to support their child. AIMS. Areas of Maths. Number and Calculations Shape and Space Measure Data Handling Using and Applying including Investigations

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Faces, Vertices and Edges

Faces, Vertices and Edges. Slideshow 46, Mathematics Mr Richard Sasaki Room 307. Objectives. Recall names of some common 3d Shapes Recall the meaning of face, vertex and edge Be able to count the number of faces, vertices and edges for a polyhedron and use the formula that relates them.

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2D shapes

2D shapes. How many can you recognise?. rectangle. circle. triangle. square. pentagon. triangle. hexagon. parallelogram. trapezium = trapezoid.

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Commonwealth

S1 Interdisciplinary Project. Commonwealth . The . SPORTS. TRADE. IDENTITY. WORKING TOGETHER. PROMOTION. Objective:. You worked together in your country teams to compete in some of the games, took part in an international trading game and filmed a promotional video for the games.

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The City School

The City School. Mathematics Syllabus for JrIV By Hina Malik. Numbers And Number System. Place value Ordering In words In numbers Comparing. Fractions. Addition of fractions Subtraction of fractions Ordering of like fractions Ordering of unlike fractions Comparing.

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SHAPE

SHAPE. Definition of shape. SHAPE-is two-dimensional and enclosed space-geometric, manmade or free form. 2D shapes. -2D must have height and length. -2D shapes have a area but no depth. -Some examples of 2D shapes are a circle, semicircle, triangle, square, rectangle, pentagon, hexagon.

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Nuffield Free-Standing Mathematics Activity Drawing shapes in Word

Nuffield Free-Standing Mathematics Activity Drawing shapes in Word. Do you know the names of these shapes?. square. rectangle. circle. triangle. trapezium. rhombus. parallelogram. pentagon. octagon. hexagon. These are all 2D shapes. Do you know the names of these 3D shapes?.

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2D shapes

Rectangle 4 right angles Opposite sides are equal. 2D shapes . Pentagon 5 sides All angles are obtuse. 2D shapes. TRAPEZIUM HAS FOUR SIDES NO SIDES ARE EQUAL AND IT IS A QUADRILATERAL. 2-D SHAPES TRAPEZIUM. A isosceles triangle has three sides

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Nuffield Mathematics Activity Drawing shapes in Word

Nuffield Mathematics Activity Drawing shapes in Word. Do you know the names of these shapes?. square. rectangle. circle. triangle. trapezium. rhombus. parallelogram. pentagon. octagon. hexagon. These are all 2D shapes. Do you know the names of these 3D shapes?. cuboid. cube.

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To become a level 1c I need to...

To become a level 1c I need to. Read most numbers up to 10 in familiar contexts. Sort objects. Begin to record numbers up to 10. Talk about patterns. Demonstrate an understanding of addition and subtraction in practical situations.

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