Solving Number Problems
Solving Number Problems
Solving Number Problems
CLASS: G2
Learning • Explore and solve number problems and puzzles, e.g. logic problems
outcome(s) that • Choose appropriate mental strategies to carry out calculations
this lesson is • Describe and continue patterns; identify simple relationships between numbers
contributing to
Lesson Explore number problems and puzzles, e.g. logic problems
objectives solve number problems and puzzles, e.g. logic problems
• Choose appropriate mental strategies to carry out calculations
Describe simple relationships between numbers
continue patterns
identify simple relationships between numbers
Previous • begin to explore number problems and puzzles
learning • use numbers to represent simple mathematical and real-life problems
• describe and continue simple patterns
• identify simple relationships between numbers, e.g. this number is 5
more than this one • give simple oral explanations of their methods and
reasoning
Plan
Middle Activity 1 : The teacher Give each pair two sets of 1–9 digit
cards. Ask them to choose eight cards and arrange them in
a square shape so that each side of the square adds up
to 10. Once they have done so they should record their
solutions and check them by exchanging with their partner.
Repeat, this time asking learners to make
each side of the square sum to 9. One
solution for 9 is shown on the right.
End Teacher will discuss each solution with students and allow
each one of them to express his solution.
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CLASS: G2
Learning + Explain a choice of calculation strategy and show how the answer was worked out
outcome(s) that • Explain methods and reasoning orally, including initial thoughts about possible
this lesson is answers to a problem
contributing to
Lesson Explain a choice of calculation strategy
objectives show how the answer was worked out
Explain methods and reasoning orally, including initial thoughts about possible
answers to a problem
Previous • begin to explore number problems and puzzles
learning • use numbers to represent simple mathematical and real-life problems
• describe and continue simple patterns
• identify simple relationships between numbers, e.g. this number is 5
more than this one • give simple oral explanations of their methods and
reasoning
Plan
Additional information
CLASS: G2
Learning Revesion on :
outcome(s) that Explore and solve number problems and puzzles, e.g. logic problems
this lesson is • Choose appropriate mental strategies to carry out calculations
contributing to
• Describe and continue patterns; identify simple relationships between numbers
• Explain a choice of calculation strategy and show how the answer was worked out
• Explain methods and reasoning orally, including initial thoughts about possible
answers to a problem
Lesson Rev. on:previous objectives on lesson 1 and 2 of this unit
objectives
Previous
learning
Plan
Beginning Activity 1 : Teacher will put number cards randomly each card
10 mins has a letter on its back and ask the learners to arrange them Worksheet
from greatest to smallest or vice versa to find out the word by
arranging letters.
Middle Teacher Make a string of cards for learners. First a red one,
15 mins then a blue one. Carry on
threading one red, one blue.teacher will ask
What colour is the sixth bead on your string?
What colour will the tenth bead be? How do you know?
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