Learn to represent addition problems in a variety of ways. You'll need a pencil and paper, and some small objects you can count (counters, buttons, pasta shells, beans).
Year 3
Year 3
These lessons can support short-term learning at home when face-to-face learning is interrupted.
Students can start at lesson 1 and work their way through in order. Each lesson is either a video or a PowerPoint presentation.
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Representing addition
Mathematics lesson 1 (Series 2)
Representing subtraction
Mathematics lesson 2 (Series 2)
Learn to represent subtraction problems in a variety of ways. You'll need a pencil and paper, and some small objects you can count (counters, buttons, pasta shells, beans).
The commutative property of addition
Mathematics lesson 3 (Series 2)
Learn about how numbers can be added in any order and still result in the same sum. You'll need a pencil and paper, and some small objects you can count (for example, counters, buttons, pasta shells or beans).
Connecting addition and subtraction
Mathematics lesson 4 (Series 2)
Learn how numbers are connected through addition and subtraction. You'll need a pencil and paper, and some small objects you can count (counters, buttons, pasta shells, beans).
Solving addition and subtraction problems
Mathematics lesson 5 (Series 2)
Learn about the relationship between addition and subtraction to help solve problems. You'll need a pencil and paper, and some small objects you can count (for example, counters, buttons, pasta shells or beans).
Strategies for addition and subtraction – split strategy (part 1)
Mathematics lesson 6 (Series 2)
Learn how to use the nearest ten to solve addition problems. You'll need a pencil and paper.
Strategies for addition and subtraction – split strategy (part 2)
Mathematics lesson 7 (Series 2)
Learn how to use the nearest ten to solve subtraction problems. You'll need a pencil and paper.
Place value revision
Mathematics lesson 8 (Series 2)
Revise place value in preparation for addition and subtraction. You'll need a pencil and paper.
Strategies for addition and subtraction – split strategy (part 3)
Mathematics lesson 9 (Series 2)
Learn how to use place value to solve addition problems. You'll need a pencil and paper.
Strategies for addition and subtraction – formal algorithm (part 4)
Mathematics lesson 10 (Series 2)
Learn how to use place value to solve subtraction problems. You'll need a pencil and paper.
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