Maths Mastery and
Emma Fautley & Sophie Lynch
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Maths Mastery and Emma Fautley & Sophie Lynch Linking to the big picture O Bringing the picture alive O Characterisation O Puppets O Role play O Story telling Consider O Where can characters or themes be used in order to bring the big
Emma Fautley & Sophie Lynch
O Bringing the picture alive O Characterisation O Puppets O Role play O Story telling
O Where can characters or themes be used in
O How or where can puppets be used to
engage pupils?
O Where can enjoyment and engagement
through role play and practical problem solving be added?
O Is there an opportunity to make links to
situations or people, real or imagined?
O Develop
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Estimating Elsie Elephant helped the children check and count with her ‘nodding trunk’.
O Addit
ition ion and subtraction btraction equat ations. ions.
O 5+2=7, 2+5=7, 7-2=5, 7-5=2
5=2
O Princ
incess ess costumes tumes and Dwarf f headbands ands Develop lop learning rning
O Fun with dressing up! O Creating fact families through story telling
and role play.
O Worded problems and equations.
LEARNING CLIP P
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O Word Problem
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Learning clip
O Patterns small medium big O Planning a healthy picnic for the 100 Acre
Wood charact acter ers.
O PROBLEM POSED: Can the class help create
a pattern party for OWL using Rabbits healthy food from his allotment for the party.
Rabbit wants to know, “What has stayed the same in this pattern? What has changed?”
O Different size tea party plates O Different sized and coloured O tomatoes in shades of red, orange and
yellow.
O Different characters in varying sizes.
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Learning clip
Before you start…..
Red d Riding ing Hood
Ja Jack k and the e Beansta nstalk lk O Story books O Costume O Basket O Finger puppets O Indoor / outdoor O Visiting character
O Story books O Finger puppets O Masks O Magic beans / flower
pots
O money sacks/ coins O Indoor / outdoor O Hall space
Number ers to Red Riding Hood Jack and the Beanstalk
TIME E TO SHA HARE RE
O Puppets throughout O Big book with clock faces stuck in to match the big
O Role play costumes and props, re-enactment of the
scenes in big picture and on task sheets. (task 2)
O What’s the time Mr Wolf. (plenary) O The time is ??? Will the time be ??? An hour or later,
earlier – hall game like NSEW, run to the word or time (lesson 2)
O Game play – make a spinner game (lesson 2 task
sheet 3)
O ICT diaries, children record/ photograph events at
familiar times of day , use as a stimulus (task sheet 4b)
O Granny's Day interview – Visitor in role/costume (lesson 3) O A day in the life of Mr Wolf – visitor in role O Large scale activities – game play, match times, verb
sentences and pictures . (hall / playground) (lesson 4)
O Large calendar for children to stand on the correct day of the
O Jigsaw or domino games for task sheets (task sheet 5) O Panto style, HOTSEATING : I eat my evening meal at half past 2
in the afternoon? Oh yes you would, Oh no you wouldn’t. Big thumb – up or down. (lesson 4)
O Game show – True or false. We eat dinner in the evening. (task
6)
O Which is the correct time on the clock face – stand in line. O Red Riding Hoods birthday party – theme day
O Counting beans into flower pots or money into money
bags (lesson 1)
O Egg shakers or toy eggs, large egg trays (task 3a) O Children with number sacks O Child with chicken mask, laying eggs to generate
numbers , whole / part (Lesson 2) egg shakers in arrays (lesson 6 )
O Use images and objects from story to make equations. O Make a bean stalk using tube and leaves (lesson 3) O Large scale beanstalk in hall or playground. Pairs find
leaves, identify the number, saying how many tens and
/less. Children place number on the stalk in the correct position via questioning and clues. (lesson 3)
O 0 – 40 Washing line. Choose a number between 15 and 20
that point. 2nd child stand between 35 and 40 (arrow/marker). Children with jack puppet count between the markers. Alternative use playground chalk and cones. (lesson 3)
O Hop scotch , chalk on the playground or number tiles. (task
8a)
O Have numbers stuck around the hall , teacher shows the
sign, one more than 15 is … children run to the number (lesson 3)
O Children wearing masks hold the numbers. Ask questions,
such as which number is greatest. The child with that number makes a sound / action . (lesson 4)
O Numbers inside Jacks sack (task 10)