Year 3 - Addition 1
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Paul Lavis
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Year 3 - Addition
Addition Lesson 1
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Addition
Today we will be looking at addition.
What do you already know?
Where do you think your are on your learning journey? Why?
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What number is being shown on the place value chart?
Type in your answer and write it down on your whiteboard.
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Use the place value grid to complete this calculation:
214 + 3 =
Type in your answer. Do your working out on your whiteboard - you could draw more ones cubes or write out the numbers!
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Use the place value grid to complete this calculation:
214 + 10 =
Type in your answer. Use your whiteboard to help you work out the answer.
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Use the place value grid to complete this calculation:
214 + 100 =
Type in your answer. Use your whiteboard to do your working out.
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Use the place value grid to complete this calculation:
214 + 500 =
Type in your answer. Use your whiteboard to do your working out.
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Draw a place value grid on your whiteboard. Make sure it has a column for the hundreds, tens and ones.
Can you show the number 351 on your place value grid?
Now have a go at solving this:
351 + 5 =
What is your answer? How did you find it?
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Start at 17 and count on 5 spaces.
What is 17 + 5?
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Addition: Reasoning
Always, sometimes or never true?
Can you explain your answer?
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Where do you think you are on your learning journey now?
How did you get there?
In our next lesson, we'll be looking more at adding tens to 2-digit numbers and adding to 3-digit numbers.
Year 3 - Addition
Addition Lesson 1
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