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NameCalculations
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Level7
TopicNumeracy
UnitCalculations
DescriptionA 6-lesson unit on calculations
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Thomas A Becket Middle School

Maths Lesson Plan

 

Class: Year 7 Top Set

 

 

Oral/Mental

Starter

NS

Ref

Main Teachinginput

(to include teaching technique, organisation andvocabulary)

Plenary

Resources

1

Pick a number between 0 and100. Students to guess number use up to 2 decimal places. Suggestuse number line.

40-41

Place value and ordering(p16)

LO: Identify decimalfractions on a number line and order decimals.

Work through introductoryactivity in teachers book. Encourage students to use a number lineand emphasise use of zero as a placeholder. Discuss how to ordernumbers.

Key Questions:

      What does this digitrepresent in decimal numbers?

      What is 0.1 greater than this digit?

Number lines: Read outlists of numbers up to 3 decimal places students to write onnumber line in order.

 

Mini-whiteboards

Framework 7

Core: Q2, 3 & 4
Extension: 3, 6 and possibly 7

2

Play positive/ negativenumber ladders game

48-51

Negative Numbers (p18)

LO: Understand negativenumbers as positions on a number line. Order, add and subtractintegers in context..

Work through introductory activity in teachersbook. Emphasise size of negative numbers, e.g. compare which issmaller: -3 or 7? to which is colder -3C or -7C? Use banking examples toemphasise subtracting a negative.

Key Questions:

      Where are negative numbers used in real-lifecontexts?

      Which is the smaller negative number?

      What does move back and move forward mean ona number line?

Identify smallest / largestnumber /difference from selection of positive and negative numberson board.

 

Framework 7

Core: Q2 and Q3
Extension: Q4, 6 and 7

3

Write pairs of numbers with2dp and ask students to find the sum and /difference betweenthem.

 

 

48-51

Adding and subtracting decimals(p24-25)

LO: To use efficient column methods for additionand subtraction. To extend methods to include decimals with up to2dp.

 

Work through introductoryactivity on p24. Discuss principles for written methods. Writeexample on board and emphasise the need for approximation, liningup units accurately, working from right to left. Repeat forsubtraction problem.

 

Key Questions:

      What written methods do you use?

      What would be an approximation for thisanswer?

      How might we make an error?

 

 

Write on board528.6-361.7=247.1 on board. Discuss the mistake being made.

Oxford 7E

IWB

Core: Q2-3

Ext: Q3-5 (later questionsinclude brackets)

4

Ask students questionslike:

      What do I add to 37 to make 100?

      What is 39+78?

      What is 0.06+0.06?

 

 

 

92-101

Mental strategies (p22-23)

LO: To partition and deal with the mostsignificant number first. To use compensation.

 

Work through introductoryactivity on p22. Check understanding of mental methods andencourage use of number line. Emphasise partitioning andcompensation methods and demonstrate how to apply method to numberswith 2dp.

Key Questions:

      What mental method could we use to helpus?

      Why would working out an approximation be ofuse?

 

 

Ask students how they wouldsolve these questions:

      324+58

      32.4+5.8

      12.74-9.6

      2740+(-960)

 

 

Oxford 7E

IWB

Core: Q2-4

Ext: Q4-6 (focusing onproblem solving activities involving decimals)

5

Number board write amixture of 20 decimals, positive and negative numbers on theboard. Ask which:

      three numbers add up to ?

      Number is closest to 30?

      Two negative numbers have a differenceof.

 

108-109

Using a calculator (p26-27)

LO: To input a negative number, use brackets andinterpret the display on a calculator in different contexts.

 

Work through introductoryactivity on p26. Discuss contexts in which a calculator might beused. Use examples involving negative numbers, emphasising thatthe negative sign is different to the minus sign.

Key Questions:

      What are the dangers of using acalculator?

      Why might we want to make a mental approximationfirst?

Discuss methods for solvingQ4. Recommend approach of estimate, then mental, if not thenwritten or calculator.

 

 

 

Set Homework.

Oxford 7E

IWB

Core: Q1-2

Ext: Q4, then Q3 (focusingon subtracting decimals on a calculator)

6

Timetable grid test

 

See previous 3 weeks NS references

Assessment review on sequences and numbercalculations (p8-9)

LO: To assess understanding of topics taught infirst 3 weeks of term.

 

Complete test.

Mark answers.

 

Key Questions:

      Which questions did you struggle with?

      What new target could you set yourself?

Discuss performance.

Complete Year 7 Objectivessheet (red/amber/green)

Update personaltargets

Oxford 7E

IWB

Assessment test andanswers

Core/Extn: -n/a