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This is a fully resourced lesson for Measuring Capacity using non-standard units - Step 6 of the Year 1 White Rose Maths Spring Block 5 - Mass and Volume. It uses active learning to develop and support the children’s understanding of capacity and volume, and demonstrating how to measure the capacity of different containers using a variety of measuring equipment (water, sand, cubes). The resource includes the following: Lesson plan Teaching slides Investigations Instruction Cards and response worksheets The slides are on Microsoft PowerPoint and you can use the drawing tool whilst presenting to draw the pictorial aspects of the maths concept. I have used the ‘Playpen Sans’ font which is easily and freely downloadable from Google.

This is a fully resourced lesson for Comparing Capacity using non-standard units - Step 7 of the Year 1 White Rose Maths Spring Block 5 - Mass and Volume. It uses active learning to develop and support the children’s understanding of capacity and volume, and demonstrating how to measure the capacity of different containers using a variety of measuring equipment (water, sand, cubes) and comparing it using language of comparison (greater than, less than, most, least, fewer etc) The resource includes the following: Lesson plan Teaching slides Worksheets (Practical activities and reasoning) The slides are on Microsoft PowerPoint and you can use the drawing tool whilst presenting to draw the pictorial aspects of the maths concept or write. I have used the ‘Playpen Sans’ font which can be freely downloaded from Google.

These are fully editable teaching slides that goes along with Step 7 - Compare Capacity - Year 1 White Rose Maths Spring Block 5 Mass and Volume. Using the ‘I do, We do, You do’, it implements the mastery approach of concrete, pictorial and abstract to ensure children understand the fundamental mathematical concepts and take ownership of their own learning. The clip-art used in the slides have been downloaded from simple searches online. The slides are on Microsoft PowerPoint and you can use the drawing tool whilst presenting to draw the pictorial aspects of the maths concept or write. I have used the ‘Playpen Sans’ font which can be freely downloaded from Google.

These are fully editable teaching slides that goes along with Step 1 - Sort objects - Year 1 White Rose Maths Spring Block 1 Number and Place Value to 10. Using the ‘I do, We do, You do’, it implements the mastery approach of concrete, pictorial and abstract to ensure children understand the fundamental mathematical concepts and take ownership of their own learning. The clip-art used in the slides have been downloaded from simple searches online. The slides are on Microsoft PowerPoint and you can use the drawing tool whilst presenting to draw the pictorial aspects of the maths concept or write. I have used the ‘Playpen Sans’ font which can be freely downloaded from Google.

The worksheet resource includes different activity sheets to allow the pupils to consolidate sorting objects for step 1 - Sort objects - Number and Place Value within 10 - White Rose Maths Autumn Block. Odd one worksheet - The resource has cards to enable children to work out what doesn’t belong in the group. It comes along with response sheets which can be used for adults to scribe or children to write (very able in Year 1 at this time). It can also be used practically. Sort snowmen - Print and cut the snowmen pictures. Chn sort it in different ways - They can also draw their sorting in the response sheet. Classwork example image provided. Sorting objects worksheet - Different objects in each card. Chn cut them out, group them and stick them. They describe how they have sorted it. It also includes reasoning examples.

This is a fully resourced lesson for Step 1 of Year 1 White Rose Maths Autumn Block 1 - Number and Place value within 10. It uses active learning to develop and support the children’s understanding of sorting objects in different ways. The resource includes the following: Lesson plan Teaching slides Worksheets (Practical activities and reasoning) Bead boards (as explained in the lesson plan) The slides are on Microsoft PowerPoint and you can use the drawing tool whilst presenting to draw the pictorial aspects of the maths concept or write. I have used the ‘Playpen Sans’ font which can be freely downloaded from Google.