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Reading numbers to 1,000,000
1Reading numbers to 1,000,000Read next2Writing numbers to 1,000,000 in digitsRead next3Writing numbers to 1,000,000 in wordsRead next4Identifying the value of each digit in 6-digit numbersRead next5Partitioning numbers in different waysRead next6Comparing numbers using greater than and less thanRead next7Ordering sets of numbers to 1,000,000Read next8Finding one more and one less across place value boundariesRead next9Counting forwards in powers of 10Read next10Counting backwards in powers of 10Read next11Multiplying by 10, 100 and 1,000 through place value patternsRead next12Dividing by 10, 100 and 1,000 through place value patternsRead next13Understanding negative numbers in real-life contextsRead next14Counting backwards through zeroRead next15Counting forwards from negative to positive numbersRead next16Rounding to the nearest 10Read next17Rounding to the nearest 100Read next18Rounding to the nearest 1,000Read next19Rounding to the nearest 10,000Read next20Rounding to the nearest 100,000Read next21Solving place value word problemsRead next22Reading Roman numerals to 1,000Read next23Matching Roman numerals to numbersRead next24Reading years written in Roman numeralsRead next
Adding numbers with more than 4 digits mentally
1Adding numbers with more than 4 digits mentallyRead next2Subtracting numbers with more than 4 digits mentallyRead next3Choosing efficient mental strategies for additionRead next4Choosing efficient mental strategies for subtractionRead next5Using column addition with whole numbersRead next6Exchanging in column additionRead next7Using column subtraction with whole numbersRead next8Exchanging in column subtractionRead next9Spotting errors in written calculationsRead next10Estimating answers before calculatingRead next11Using rounding to check addition answersRead next12Using rounding to check subtraction answersRead next13Deciding when an answer is sensibleRead next14Solving one-step addition problemsRead next15Solving one-step subtraction problemsRead next16Solving multi-step addition and subtraction problemsRead next17Choosing the correct operation in word problemsRead next18Explaining why a chosen method worksRead next
Finding multiples of a number
1Finding multiples of a numberRead next2Identifying factors of a numberRead next3Finding all factor pairs of a numberRead next4Finding common factors of two numbersRead next5Understanding prime numbersRead next6Understanding composite numbersRead next7Identifying prime numbers up to 100Read next8Recalling prime numbers to 19Read next9Understanding prime factorsRead next10Multiplying using known facts and place valueRead next11Doubling and halving as multiplication and division strategiesRead next12Multiplying 2-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers mentallyRead next13Multiplying larger numbers by 10, 100 and 1,000Read next14Dividing larger numbers by 10, 100 and 1,000Read next15Multiplying decimals by 10, 100 and 1,000Read next16Dividing decimals by 10, 100 and 1,000Read next17Short multiplication with up to 4-digit numbersRead next18Long multiplication with a 2-digit multiplierRead next19Understanding each step in long multiplicationRead next20Short division with up to 4-digit numbersRead next21Interpreting remainders as a leftoverRead next22Interpreting remainders in contextRead next23Using inverse operations to check multiplication and divisionRead next24Recognising square numbersRead next25Writing numbers squaredRead next26Recognising cube numbersRead next27Writing numbers cubedRead next28Solving factor and multiple problemsRead next29Solving problems involving squares and cubesRead next30Solving multiplication word problemsRead next31Solving division word problemsRead next32Solving multi-step problems using all four operationsRead next33Understanding the equals sign in equationsRead next34Solving scaling problemsRead next35Solving simple rate problemsRead next
Recognising fractions with related denominators
1Recognising fractions with related denominatorsRead next2Comparing fractions with denominators that are multiplesRead next3Ordering fractions with denominators that are multiplesRead next4Identifying equivalent fractions visuallyRead next5Identifying equivalent fractions numericallyRead next6Finding equivalent tenthsRead next7Finding equivalent hundredthsRead next8Understanding improper fractionsRead next9Understanding mixed numbersRead next10Converting improper fractions to mixed numbersRead next11Converting mixed numbers to improper fractionsRead next12Writing fractions greater than 1 as mixed numbersRead next13Adding fractions with the same denominatorRead next14Subtracting fractions with the same denominatorRead next15Adding fractions where one denominator is a multiple of the otherRead next16Subtracting fractions where one denominator is a multiple of the otherRead next17Multiplying a unit fraction by a whole numberRead next18Multiplying a non-unit proper fraction by a whole numberRead next19Multiplying a mixed number by a whole number with supportRead next20Using bar models and diagrams for fraction multiplicationRead next21Reading decimal numbers as fractionsRead next22Writing tenths as decimals and fractionsRead next23Writing hundredths as decimals and fractionsRead next24Understanding thousandthsRead next25Relating thousandths to tenthsRead next26Relating thousandths to hundredthsRead next27Writing decimal equivalents using thousandthsRead next28Rounding decimals to the nearest whole numberRead next29Rounding decimals to one decimal placeRead next30Reading decimals with up to three decimal placesRead next31Writing decimals with up to three decimal placesRead next32Comparing decimals with up to three decimal placesRead next33Ordering decimals with up to three decimal placesRead next34Solving problems with decimals to three placesRead next35Understanding percent as parts per hundredRead next36Recognising the percent symbolRead next37Writing percentages as fractions out of 100Read next38Writing percentages as decimalsRead next39Finding decimal equivalents of 1/2Read next40Finding decimal equivalents of 1/4Read next41Finding decimal equivalents of 1/5Read next42Finding decimal equivalents of 2/5Read next43Finding decimal equivalents of 4/5Read next44Finding percentage equivalents of common fractionsRead next45Solving fraction, decimal and percentage equivalence problemsRead next
Converting metres and kilometres
1Converting metres and kilometresRead next2Converting centimetres and metresRead next3Converting millimetres and centimetresRead next4Converting grams and kilogramsRead next5Converting litres and millilitresRead next6Choosing the best metric unit for a measureRead next7Understanding approximate imperial equivalentsRead next8Relating inches to centimetresRead next9Relating pounds to kilogramsRead next10Relating pints to litresRead next11Measuring the perimeter of rectanglesRead next12Finding missing lengths to calculate perimeterRead next13Calculating the perimeter of composite rectilinear shapesRead next14Understanding area as covering a surfaceRead next15Counting square units to find areaRead next16Calculating the area of rectanglesRead next17Calculating the area of squaresRead next18Comparing areasRead next19Estimating the area of irregular shapesRead next20Understanding cubic units through building modelsRead next21Estimating volume using cubesRead next22Understanding capacity using containers and liquidsRead next23Converting between units of timeRead next24Reading and interpreting timetables involving timeRead next25Solving elapsed time problemsRead next26Solving measure problems with additionRead next27Solving measure problems with subtractionRead next28Solving measure problems with multiplicationRead next29Solving measure problems with divisionRead next30Solving money problems using decimalsRead next31Solving scaling problems involving measureRead next
Recognising 3-D shapes from 2-D drawings
1Recognising 3-D shapes from 2-D drawingsRead next2Identifying cubes from nets and diagramsRead next3Identifying cuboids from nets and diagramsRead next4Describing faces, edges and verticesRead next5Understanding degrees as a measure of turnRead next6Estimating acute anglesRead next7Estimating obtuse anglesRead next8Estimating reflex anglesRead next9Comparing angles by sizeRead next10Measuring angles with a protractorRead next11Drawing given angles with a protractorRead next12Understanding angles around a pointRead next13Finding missing angles around a pointRead next14Understanding angles on a straight lineRead next15Finding missing angles on a straight lineRead next16Recognising right angles as 90 degreesRead next17Finding angles that are multiples of 90 degreesRead next18Using rectangle properties to find missing lengthsRead next19Using rectangle properties to find missing anglesRead next20Identifying regular polygonsRead next21Identifying irregular polygonsRead next22Explaining why a polygon is regular or irregularRead next
Describing position using coordinates in the first quadrant
1Describing position using coordinates in the first quadrantRead next2Recognising reflection as a flipRead next3Recognising translation as a slideRead next4Describing a reflected shapeRead next5Describing a translated shapeRead next6Plotting the new position after reflectionRead next7Plotting the new position after translationRead next8Using precise mathematical language for movementRead next9Understanding that reflected and translated shapes keep the same size and shapeRead next
Reading information from a line graph
1Reading information from a line graphRead next2Interpreting the scale on a line graphRead next3Comparing data shown on a line graphRead next4Finding sums from line graph dataRead next5Finding differences from line graph dataRead next6Solving word problems using line graphsRead next7Reading information from tablesRead next8Completing missing information in tablesRead next9Interpreting two-way tablesRead next10Reading timetables accuratelyRead next11Solving timetable problemsRead next12Comparing information from tables and timetablesRead next