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Hundreds lessons grade 4 Autumn 2

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focts
activities
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tables
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lesson
tobles today's
work:Explain
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stick Count
criteria numbers.
youdivide stick.
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by 7sfromzeroto70, pointing
questions,
two-digit
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numbers
one-digit
ondwithremainders)
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backwards
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children
andthenasktables
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7 and
them
list
so
on the
2
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will by7...),
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questions
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Now askrelated division workedouteachanswer.
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stick; paper
encouraging
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children
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dividing
by7? orHow many
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they
by
7s
not
7
are
that
in
is
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not amultiple
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dividing by 7 fora rangeof
numbers
and
44 + 7=6r
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to writedivision theremainder: to the fronttowrite
children children the
to helpthem'see'
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factsrelatedtoan
easier thatare notmultiples used the counting stick
(33 + 7)
timestable,suchas 3 or 4.
to explainhowtheymight h ave
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by 7' question
learners Ask:Tell me a dividing togiveyouother
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did
(8r 2,9r I,I0r
divisors How 5...).
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timestables.
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from harder by 7' questions forthis question:
ll
including and
|2. 'dividing
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have rl inthe answer? (8,I5, 2 2,
q uestionsthat
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patterns and encourage children
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themtobe confident intheir
counting stickh elps
which timestable the should
work: Telleach ofthechildren
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focusonfor this w ork -more confident learners
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andless confident canchoose 3 or4.Askchildren number.
10(or12) multiples of their
paperandto list thefirst
stickon squared questions as they can
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renmainder answers, using
inthetime, somewithandsomewithout
counting stickto help them.
andalternately testeach
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otheronthefacts theyhavewritten. wrote,
tothequestions he/she
by 8'questions should beaskedto give answers
to see who
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to
referring
without
answersmostofthe correctly.
questions
tochoose
eachchild
work,encourage
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factr
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questions
themoredifficult
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multiple to?

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to readoutthequestions the wroteandforothers division
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work to
the answers. Which children
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provide
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objectives
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2 Oralandmentalstarter
known
and derived
factsto multiply
and divide
mentall.
Success criteria
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activities
work:
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•lcandividetwo-digit b
Whole-class
children, to devise
inpairs,
a

as many differentdivision questionsas they can


on their
numbers
one-digit (without number, recording theirquestions andanswers
andwithremainders)
beyondtables.
startingwiththis
individual whiteboards(28 +=7: 28+ 5 5r3; 28+ 6= 4r4..). Then
used
UMN
•l
candividemultiples
of 10 collectalistofquestionsandanswers on the board. Discuss strategies
and
2 andI00, tofind
remind
theanswers.
children
Highlight
thatthis
those
isbecause
factsthatdo
the divisor isa
not have
factorof
a remainder
thefirstnumber
numberl0or lon
andask:
facts Whatif we make thefirst
Chooseoneofthese
larger?Whatwill theanswerbe?
Youwill
need times
(1)'
fromthe
pageTargetgrids
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grids(1)'
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questionsstartingwiththose
writeten division of100fromthe
Equipment ask them to chooseany multiples
remainders.
including Next, of a one-digit number
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whiteboards form a multiple
wherethefirsttwo digits the
secondgrid, onlychoose multiplesthat
andanswer
a division it.Theyshould for
WEEK3 towrite not give a nswers with remainders
from tables
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recognise
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learners
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Askchildren to focusonly on
howmany timeslarger eachnumberisthantheone
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thefirstactivity. them a
by (say.6). fromthetable.
numberto divide
to allowthem to focus on the
multiplesand to workout Review quiz.
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ofchildren
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the
Moreconfidentlearners to standandread out oftheir
several q uestions
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to divide
children them.Include withandwithout
questions
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numbers,
bymoredifficult of
multiples D
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3 starter1
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Curriculum
objectives Lesson
•To useplace
value,known
to divide
facts
andderived
by I.
including
mentally.
activities
Mainteaching
criteria
Success work:
Whole-class Write numbersandbeginbydiscussin
sometwo-digit
•l of
divisibility
conrecognise whena
howyoucanrecognise numberis by2,3,5(andso on),
divisible
numbersby single
two-digit Pointoutthateverywhole
number
numbersbeyondthetimestables.
including
digit
numbers.
lcandivide by
two-digit by Ior hasthefactor
isdivisible Ias we canalways writea multiplicatio for

numbersbeyond
one-digit thatnumberinvolving by
multiplying I(forexample,38 = 38 x Ior |x 38).
tables, lessonwillinvolveusing to divide
mentaldivision two-digi
Explainthattoday's
numbersbysmall numbers. Listseveral on
questions theboard, suchas
78 + 3,93 +4, 89 + 6,87 + 3.Discuss approaches
different to solvingthese
Youwill
need -forexample, thenumberintoparts(78= 60 + |8)and dividin
partitioning
Photocopiable
sheets eachpartseparately,or takingoutchunksfromthenumber
division'
Definitely
-
(78 30-30 -9- 9).Invitechildren
to demonstrateanymethodthat they
havepreviouslyusedanddiscuss theadvantages anddisadvantages.

Independentwork:
Provide withphotocopiable
children page'Definitely
Differentiation fromtheCD-ROMto complete,
division' using mentalstrategies
different and
jottings.
Lessconfidentlearners
child
a moreconfident Progresscheck:
Whilechildren
areworkingon thephotocopiable
sheetas.
Invite
m ethodsto Which doyouthink
strategy isbest
forthis Why?
to explain
their question?
(peer
a lessconfidentlearner
tutoring).
Review
learners
More confident Calloutdivisions
fromthephotocopiable
sheet.Askchildren
to saywhich
Askchildren
to usea
more strategy
theyusedandwhy.Revise
themore difficult
division
method. facts.
formol
written

00 MATHSLESSONS YEAR4 SCHOLAST


Curriculum
objectives Lesson
4 andmentalstarter3
Oral
•Touseploce
value,
known
ondderived to divide
facts
mentolly.
Successcriteria
Main
teaching
activities
will
thechildren
thatinthislesson
beexploring
lcanuse a shortdivision Whole-classwork: Explain Tro
a writtenm ethodof Write
division, some ofthequestions
fordividing by
two-digit Shortdivision, 89*6.
numbers
one-digit (without lessonon theboard-forexample. 78+ 3.93+4,
theprevious
remainders).

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inthemore formal
873.Showhow egch canbewritten

37
26
8
form:
division

2
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sheets Demonstrate inthetens columnandcarry theremainder
(1) answer2 (tens) abovethenumber the
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division
columnto make 18. Howmany3sinl8? Write
across
T (ten) to theunits
(26).Multipl2 6by by
3to check
answer6 aboveto complete theanswer
exampleson theboaro,
Differentiation
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Provide
learners
equipment
practical
showing

()'
division
thattheansweris78.Repeat
encouraging children
work:
Independent eachchild
Provide
fortheother
to tellyouwhatto do at eachstage.

using
fromthe CD-ROMto complete,
pageWrtten
withphotocopiable
methodand
a written
3
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suchascubestosupport another
alternative
methodoftheir
choosing.
children
withthiswork.
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learners check:
Progress Whymightthewritten
Ask:Whichmethoddoyouprefer?
Givethesechildren
three methodbemoresuitable
on occasions?
numbersto divide.
digit
Review
withan error
calculation to say
initandaskchildren
Providea writtendivision
wherethemistake
hasbeenmade.

Curriculumobjectives 5
Lesson Oral 9
andmentalstarter
•Tosolveproblems
involving
division.
Successcriteria activities
Mainteaching
•lcan
solvedivision Whole-class
work:
Asksome word
questions
thatinvolve up
rounding
either
including
wordproblems orroundingdown,suchas:Jo has25ptospendon asmany6pstampsasshe
remainders
interpreting con.How many canshebuyandhowmuchmoney wouldshehaveleft? orEoch
appropriately. minibus Howmany minibuses
canholdeightpeople. 94
areneededto transport
people?
Discusseachproblem asa division
statement (for
first 25 +
example,
6= 4rl and94 +8= |l r6). themincontextto showhow giving
Discuss a
Youwill
need remainder always
isn't appropriate.
Equipment Paired
work:
Write
several
general ontheboard,suchas:
problems
Individual
whiteboards
.lwant [ }lsave
to buyan itemcosting I
for[
e A shopsells
I
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CDsfor£[ leach.
have£[ ]left
]eachweek. mustsave
over.
l
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Differentiation much willl
haveleftover?
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learners to fill
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ownroundingup
Ifnecessary,
givechildren ordowndivision
problems ofthistupe.
amultiplication
squareto
supportthemintheir
divisions. Progress Ask:Didyouroundupordown?Whu?
check:
Moreconfident
learners
Invite tomakeup
children
Review
moreoftheirownrounding Givechildrena fewmomentsto disCuss
witha partner
whatall
thequestions
upordown division
problems. thotneededrounding down(orup)hadinconmmon.Drawattention
tothe
foctthatif youarebuying
asmanythings asyoucanorfilling
asmany
thingsas youcan,youusually
rounddown.Ifyouareftting
things
into
bOxes.
onpages,around tables
minibuses, (andsoon) uouusuallu
needtohavean
extraboxfortheremaindersoyouroundup.

YEAR 65

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