Learn to apply index notation to square numbers to model efficient expressions. You'll need pencil and paper, bread tags, button or square of paper.
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Year 6
Properties of number
Mathematics lesson 6 for year 6 (Series 1)
Properties of number
Mathematics lesson 7 for year 6 (Series 1)
Learn to identify, describe and record the properties of triangular numbers. You'll need pencil and paper.
Properties of number
Mathematics lesson 8 for year 6 (Series 1)
Review factors, prime and composite numbers. You'll need paper and pencil.
Properties of number
Mathematics lesson 9 for year 6 (Series 1)
Review factors, prime and composite numbers. You'll need paper and pencil.
Properties of number
Mathematics lesson 10 for year 6 (Series 1)
Review your learning of square and triangular numbers. You'll need paper and a pencil.
Investigating integers
Mathematics lesson 11 for year 6 (Series 1)
Read and locate positive and negative integers on a number line. You'll need pencil and paper, take away task, a counter and a ruler.
Interpreting integers in the real world
Mathematics lesson 12 for year 6 (Series 1)
Locate and represent negative and positive numbers on a number line. You'll need a paper and a pencil.
Integers – temperature (part 1)
Mathematics lesson 13 for year 6 (Series 1)
Sort, locate and represent integers using temperature. You'll need paper and a pencil.
Integers – temperature (part 2)
Mathematics lesson 14 for year 6 (Series 1)
Solve everyday problems using integers. You'll need a paper, a pencil and a ruler or straight edge.
Interpreting integers in the real world
Mathematics lesson 15 for year 6 (Series 1)
Learn to place integers in the correct order on number lines. You'll need paper, a pencil, a ruler and a calculator.
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