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    This numeracy block document outlines various math activities and exercises for students from middle primary to upper primary. It includes activities involving ordering and comparing numbers, skip counting, using a number line, fractions, multiplication, and word problems. Reflection and questioning activities are also mentioned. A secret code for counting strategies is provided, as well as a game using dice to practice math facts through addition and subtraction.

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    This numeracy block document outlines various math activities and exercises for students from middle primary to upper primary. It includes activities involving ordering and comparing numbers, skip counting, using a number line, fractions, multiplication, and word problems. Reflection and questioning activities are also mentioned. A secret code for counting strategies is provided, as well as a game using dice to practice math facts through addition and subtraction.

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    This numeracy block document outlines various math activities and exercises for students from middle primary to upper primary. It includes activities involving ordering and comparing numbers, skip counting, using a number line, fractions, multiplication, and word problems. Reflection and questioning activities are also mentioned. A secret code for counting strategies is provided, as well as a game using dice to practice math facts through addition and subtraction.

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    Numeracy Block (100 mins)

    Activity
    Line them up 1st-5th
    Point to the.... Thing that is curved.
    The object I am think of.... an object
    that is not at the beginning of the
    line....etc
    Students ask...is the object wooden etc?

    Activity
    How quickly can you mark the number 1
    How quickly can you find the number
    that comes between 4 and 6
    How quickly can you find the number
    that is 10 and 3 more. Etc


    Middle primary (open questions)
    Number between 5 and 10
    Number that is less than 23
    Mark a single digit number
    I am thinking of a number in the
    30s what might it be?
    I added two numbers together to
    make 50 what might they have
    been?
    What might?
    What could?

    Upper primary
    First prime number
    First composite number
    First number divisible by 3 and 5
    First multiple of 2 and 5
    Upper open questions
    I am thinking of a number that is odd
    and a multiple of 3 what might it be?
    Game
    Guess my number
    Odd/even, grater than/less than etc


    Using the language
    More than/less than/ grater than.
    Multiple/ divisible.
    Cube/square.
    Prime.
    Composite.
    Quarters.

    Empty number lines





    Odd/even
    Between
    After/ before
    Product/ equals
    Add
    Open ended


    Can you show me where 8 would be on the number line?
    I would like you to mark a number that is close to 5 what might it be?
    I am thinking of an even number that is between 2 and 8 what might it be?
    Positional language
    Immediately after
    Closer to / close to
    Even between/ half way
    Equally spaced
    Referent/benchmark
    Ascending
    Negative numbers







    Where would 60 go on the number line?
    Mark 5 on the number line.


    Fractions

    Fold and mark half/ quarters
    Show me 3 quarters
    Fold again
    Mark eighths
    Show me five eighths 5/8
    Etc
    Using your number line mark 5/8
    Check your answer using your paper
    fractions






    Game guess my fraction
    Is it less than one?
    Is it grater than one and a quarter?




    Something you learnt or persevered through

    Reflection

    Have you tried something new



    Questions you have


    Secret code
    1. Subitise
    2. Count all (c a)
    3. Count on (c o)
    4. Double (d)
    5. Turn around (t a)
    6. Rainbow facts (r f)
    7. Friendly numbers (f n)
    8. Near doubles (n d)
    9. Bridge through 10 (btt)

    6+2+3












    Game
    Write the numbers from 1-9
    Roll three dice
    Use + or - or a combination to get your answer (cross out the numbers)

    123456789


    4 add 5 is a near double (9) count back 1 (8)
    Cross off 8

    36 + 27


    Near doubles in the 10s 30 and 20 nd 50
    Near double in the 1s
    6 and 7 nd 13
    Friendly number
    50 and 13
    63








    Balancing and compensating

    36 + 27

    3456
    + 4353

    43 - 26



    7700
    109
    7809

    Activity count on
    Get someone to walk to a specific location and back.
    Start on a number (example 19)
    Count on by 10s
    Estimate what number you will be on when that person comes back
    19 29
    39 49 etc

    Unitising

    Beginning of multiplication

    I counted 6 times (6 lots of 5 = 30)


    I counted 3 groups (3 lots of 10= 30)

    3x13 would look like
    6x13





    36 X 2






    36 x 12


    36 X 4


    36

    2
    Split 36 into 20, 10 and 2

    Divide 20, 10 and 6 by 2



    Friendly numbers 10 and 5 count on 3 =18




    I went to an Easter party.
    My friend made Easter baskets.
    She put 14 mini Easter eggs into each basket.
    Someone bought their 3 year old. He was support to take a nap but he
    didn't. He went around and took one egg from each basket, then went
    around again and took another and then do you know what he took one
    more from each basket.
    How many did he take from each basket? 3
    How many eggs are left?

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