A 5th Class mathematics course covering place value and decimals, operations with whole numbers and decimals, fractions, percentages and ratio, measures, time and money.
The whole first lesson, as your class sees it. No sign-in needed.
Everything a teacher needs to teach Maths for 5th Class this year.
The whole books come with the course, in each class's Resources.
Included with the course. Teachers find them in their class's Resources.
Every lesson is mapped to the specification. This course teaches 21 of the 21 outcomes for this class.
Tap any outcome to read it. The coloured ones are taught in this course. The curriculum does not include official reference codes for individual learning outcomes, so we have assigned a code scheme to make it easier to identify and track coverage.
120 lessons and 9 assessments in 9 modules. The lesson marked Sample opens in full.
Extends the base-ten system from whole numbers to decimals to thousandths; builds fluency in reading, writing, partitioning and comparing decimals; introduces percentages and negative numbers.
Extends the four operations to multi-digit whole numbers and decimals; builds operation flexibility; introduces factors, multiples and prime / composite numbers.
Builds flexible movement between fractions, decimals and percentages; introduces ratio and proportion.
Moves from whole-number measures to fractional and decimal measures; develops estimation; introduces area of triangles and composite shapes and volume of cuboids.
Reads, writes and reasons about time across 12-hour and 24-hour formats and elapsed-time problems; budgets and reasons about transactions.
Investigates properties of 2D and 3D shapes; introduces angles, angle sums, circles, compass-and-ruler construction, symmetry, transformations and tessellation.
Poses questions; collects, organises and represents data; reasons about chance; introduces scale drawings and the four-quadrant co-ordinate plane.
Identifies rules in patterns and expresses them in words, diagrams and letter-symbols; introduces equations and the balance model.
Caps the year with open-ended modeling tasks, a five-strand recap, a portfolio review and a class maths fair.
Used in some of the lessons. Students can share in groups of two or three.
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