Matching
Nursery, Nursery Maths Curriculum, Autumn term, week 3 of 12.
Nursery is the exception. Her Early Years (Nursery and Reception) subscription is £7 a month and £55 a year, so nursery is already being paid for. Her nursery scheme runs 36 weeks. Only 1 of those weeks has a resource published, so 35 are missing. Nothing on the nursery pages is filled in to hide that.
Year group
Term
Week
- Week 1Colours!
- Week 2Colours!
- Week 3Matching
- Week 4Matching
- Week 5Sorting
- Week 6Sorting
- Week 7Number 1
- Week 8Number 2: Subitising
- Week 9Number 2
- Week 10Pattern (1)
- Week 11Pattern (2)
- Week 12ConsolidationWinter Activities
Not following White Rose? Browse Nursery by topic instead. The Early Years scheme is mapped the same way.
Matching
Matching, Nursery Maths Curriculum. Block runs week 3 of the autumn term.
In this week’s bundle
0 of 7 pieces found in the catalogue
- Planning sheetObjective, key questions, misconceptions, plenaryNothing named for thisPDFPPTX
- Teaching slidesStarter, introduction, activity, plenaryNothing named for thisPDFPPTX
- Worksheet, Working Towards★Scaffolded, representations suppliedNothing named for thisPDFPPTX
- Worksheet, Working Within★★The expected standard for the year groupNothing named for thisPDFPPTX
- Worksheet, Greater Depth★★★Reasoning and problem solvingNothing named for thisPDFPPTX
- Arithmetic starterReady to project, ten questionsNothing named for thisPDF
- Assessment and vocabularyEnd of block check, with the words to teachNothing named for thisPDF
No whole-week download for this one. Nothing in the catalogue names any of the 7 pieces for this week. Browse everything for Nursery instead.
How this week was put together
- 7 of 7 pieces could not be matched: planning sheet, teaching slides, worksheet, working towards, worksheet, working within, worksheet, greater depth, arithmetic starter, assessment and vocabulary. The material may well exist inside a pack she already sells, but nothing in the product names says so, so this page will not claim it.
Matching reads her product names, not the inside of her files. Backend access would replace all of this guesswork with the real file list.