Autumn Term 1

An abacus is a great way to teach place value. These pages look at hundreds, tens and ones.

Understanding place value is vital. The value of a digit depends on its place in the number.

An in depth look at place value using 3-digit numbers.

Try writing these 3-digit numbers in digits or words.

Understand hundreds, tens and ones and the value of each digit.

Writing numbers by reading the value of base 10 blocks.

Plenty of practice at partitioning 3-digit numbers in different ways.

Placing 3-digit multiples of 10 on a variety of number lines.

Using place value charts to help find 1, 10 and 100 more than given numbers.

Counting on and back in fifties, from various starting points.

This time it?s counting on and back in whole tens, starting with any 2-digit number.

Read the place value grids using hundreds, tens and ones.

Compare numbers written in words and digits.

Using <> = to compare numbers shown in place value grids.

Using more than, less than, equals symbols.

Some more ordering numbers. These are harder because there are five 3-digit numbers to order. Take it one number at a time, starting with the smallest.

What numbers can you make with digit cards?

Finding the largest 3-digit number you can make with three digit cards.

Adding whole hundreds with visual help.

Adding hundreds and tens with visual help.

Knowing pairs of numbers that make 10 will make these pages easy: pairs of multiples of 100 that total 1000.

Now we are on to subtracting multiples of 100, often crossing the thousands boundary.

Try taking away a single digit from a 3-digit number. These include taking away from whole hundreds which can be quite tricky.

Using a number line to help with adding multiples of 100.

Use bar models to help with subtraction by counting on.

Remember that subtractions can also be done by subtracting the nearest whole ten and adjusting.

Subtract multiples of 10 from 3-digit numbers

Subtract whole hundreds from 3-digit numbers mentally.

Add and subtract a 2-digit or 3-digit number using bar models

Subtract a multiple of 10 from a 3-digit number, with no exchange needed.

Two helpful tips on these pages: skills that are essential for fast mental calculating.

Adding 3 numbers to make 1000 using bar models

More practice at adding the nearest whole ten and adjusting, as well as looking at addition patterns.

Bar Model: addition and subtraction facts.

Adding three numbers: stop watches at the ready to see how quickly these can be completed correctly.

Add mentally a single digit to a 3-digit number.

The first of our week by week programme of resources.

The second of our weekly programmes for Year 2.

Addition, subtraction, tables and shape are just some of the subjects covered in this week's programme.

Learning times tables, plenty of division and more 2D shape feature this week.

More on mental addition and subtraction, the 3 times table as well as division and a look at prisms.

Measurement, time and handling data are all included this week.