We're learning that we can add numbers in any order and get the same total. You'll need a learning book, a pencil, 2 dice and playing cards.
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Year 2
Commutativity for addition
Addition strategy – bridging to 10
We're learning the addition strategy bridging to 10 and 20. You'll need a learning book, a pencil, ten frames, some items to count, dice and some playing cards.
Addition strategy – doubles and near doubles
Learn to use double facts to help solve addition problems. You'll need a learning book and pencil, a doubles chart, something to count with and some playing cards.
Addition strategy – add on tens, then add on ones
Learn to partition numbers to help solve addition problems.We'll learn to partition one number into tens and ones and add them to another number. You'll need a learning book, a pencil and some playing cards.
Addition strategy – add tens, then ones, then combine
Learn to partition numbers to help solve addition problems.We'll learn to partition numbers in tens and ones and add them together. You'll need a learning book, a pencil and some playing cards.
Subtraction as difference
Learn how to find the difference - a larger and smaller amount. You'll need a learning book, scrap paper, a pencil, 2 dice and counting items.
Subtraction as difference
Learn how to find the difference is one form of subtraction. You'll need playing cards, count items, learning book, scrap paper and a pencil.
Subtraction as difference
Learn that to find the difference, one form of subtraction, by using consecutive numbers. You'll need a learning book, pencils, counting items, playing cards.
Finding the difference
Learn to apply our learning of difference when looking at data. You'll need a learning book, pencil and cards.
Bar models
Learn how the unknown part of a bar model can show subtraction. You'll need a learning book, pencil and playing cards.
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