Area
Measurement. Year 4, White Rose 3.0, Autumn term, week 8 of 12.
Year group
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Term
Week
- Week 1Number: Place Value
- Week 2Number: Place Value
- Week 3Number: Place Value
- Week 4Number: Place Value
- Week 5Number: Addition and Subtraction
- Weeks 6 to 7Number: Addition and Subtraction
- Weeks 6 to 7Number: Addition and Subtraction
- Week 8Measurement: Area
- Week 9Number: Multiplication and Division
- Week 10Number: Multiplication and Division
- Week 11Number: Multiplication and Division
- Week 12Consolidation
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Year 4AutumnWeek 8Small step 7 of 11
Area
Measurement: Area, White Rose 3.0. Block runs week 8 of the autumn term.
In this week’s bundle
7 of 7 pieces found in the catalogue
- Planning sheetObjective, key questions, misconceptions, plenaryL6 Find the Area of Rectilinear Shapes by Counting SquaresMatched to this blockPDFPPTX
- Teaching slidesStarter, introduction, activity, plenaryL6 Find the Area of Rectilinear Shapes by Counting SquaresMatched to this blockPDFPPTX
- Worksheet, Working Towards★Scaffolded, representations suppliedL6 Find the Area of Rectilinear Shapes by Counting SquaresMatched to this blockPDFPPTX
- Worksheet, Working Within★★The expected standard for the year groupL6 Find the Area of Rectilinear Shapes by Counting SquaresMatched to this blockPDFPPTX
- Worksheet, Greater Depth★★★Reasoning and problem solvingL6 Find the Area of Rectilinear Shapes by Counting SquaresMatched to this blockPDFPPTX
- Arithmetic starterReady to project, ten questionsYear 4 – Spring – Week 1 Area Revision Starters V2.0Matched to this blockPDF
- Assessment and vocabularyEnd of block check, with the words to teachYear 4 Area Maths AssessmentMatched to this blockPDF
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How this week was put together
- 3 were matched because the product name carries this block title from the scheme.
- All 7 pieces were matched from her catalogue.
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