Learn to measure length using units. You'll need a learning book, pencil, toys, items to measure with.
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Year 2
Length – measuring using units
Numeracy lesson 31 for year 2 (Series 1)
Length – measuring distance
Numeracy lesson 32 for year 2 (Series 1)
earn to measure distance using a unit of length. You'll need a learning book and pencil.
Length – recording and ordering
Numeracy lesson 33 for year 2 (Series 1)
Learn to record and order length. You'll need a learning book, pencil, items to measure with.
Measuring capacity
Numeracy lesson 34 for year 2 (Series 1)
Learn to measure capacity. You'll need a learning book, pencil and items to measure with.
Comparing and ordering capacity
Numeracy lesson 35 for year 2 (Series 1)
Learn to order and compare containers according to capacity. You'll need a learning book, pencil and items to measure with.
Ordering capacity
Numeracy lesson 36 for year 2 (Series 1)
Learn to order containers from which ones holds the least to which one holds the most. You'll need a learning book and a pencil items to measure.
Understanding calendars
Numeracy lesson 37 for year 2 (Series 1)
Learn to understand how a calendar works as a system organising days,weeks, months in a year. You'll need a learning book and a pencil.
Recording special dates on a calendar
Numeracy lesson 38 for year 2 (Series 1)
Learn to recognise the dates of special events. You'll need a learning book and pencil.
Calendar facts
Numeracy lesson 39 for year 2 (Series 1)
Learn to use calendar facts to solve problems. You'll need a learning book and a pencil.
Maths is everywhere!
Numeracy lesson 40 for year 2 (Series 1)
Learn to look at the maths we can see around us everyday. You'll need a learning book, a pencil and some items to count.
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