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I've made a PPT of the key 20 number facts (number sentences) that bridge 10. I use this to model on ten frames how to recombine to make 10. I've added animations to show the transition and movement of the coins. e.g. 8 + 7 10 + 5 = 15 Hopefully you find it useful!

You’ll find BLOCK 3 here - /teaching-resource/new-white-rose-planning-year-3-autumn-2-block-3-multiplication-and-division-11748022 I’ve uploaded my week 1 - 5 planning for Y3 Block 2 Addition and subtraction (that matches the updated White Rose Maths planning). This is my own personal planning - not made specifically for TES, so more useful to inform your own planning or give ideas. Hopefully it will save somebody else some time! The starter activities referred to I’ve uploaded separately (they’re on a power point). I haven’t included the resources and some were hand made and not digital, but see the examples given in the White Rose.

I’ve uploaded my week 1 - 3 planning for Y3 Block 1 Place Value (that matches the updated White Rose Maths planning). Hopefully it will save somebody else some time! The starter activities referred to I’ve uploaded separately (they’re on a power point). /teaching-resource/mental-starters-11805783 (free) The other activities should be pretty self explanatory in reference to the White Rose planning (I haven’t included the resources and some were hand made and not digital, but see the examples given in the White Rose).

Maths fluency aid (See below for ‘mini sessions’ included (115) To be used as a starting point, to ensure all progression steps to fluency have been covered. Something to be stuck into books, work from and assess from. Easily printable. WALT: to visually represent bridging 10 using a ten-frame x 4 WALT: to visually represent bridging 10 using a number-line x 4 WALT: to solve and visually represent doubles x 2 WALT: to solve and visually represent near doubles x 2 WALT: to add two numbers using the ‘2 apart strategy x 5 WALT: to add 9 x 2 WALT: to subtract 9 x 2 WALT: adding and subtracting 1 x 4 WALT: adding 2 (to even numbers) x 2 WALT: adding 2 (to odd numbers) x 2 WALT: adding 2 x 1 WALT: subtracting 2 (from even numbers) x 2 WALT: subtracting 2 (from odd numbers) x 2 WALT: subtracting 2 x 1 WALT: adding 3 (to odd numbers) x 2 WALT: adding 3 (to even numbers) x 2 WALT: adding 3 x 1 WALT: subtracting 3 (from odd numbers) x 2 WALT: subtracting 3 (from even numbers) x 2 WALT: subtracting 3 x 1 WALT: adding and subtracting 0 x 2 WALT: multiplying by 0 x 2 WALT: apply knowledge of number bonds to 10 to work out what is missing (Addition) x 6 WALT: apply knowledge of number bonds to 10 to work out what is missing (subtraction) x 6 WALT: apply knowledge of number bonds to 10 to work out what is missing (mixed) x 4 WALT: apply knowledge of number bonds to 20 to work out what is missing (addition) x 8 WALT: apply knowledge of number bonds to 20 to work out what is missing (subtraction) x 4 WALT: apply knowledge of number bonds to 20 to work out what is missing (mixed) x 8 WALT: to use the most effective method to add a 1-digit number to a 2-digit number x 3 WALT: write all the associated facts for these number sentences (addition) x 2 WALT: write all the associated facts for these number sentences (subtraction) x 2 WALT: write all the associated facts for these number sentences (mixed) x 2 WALT: solve these by adding the tens and ones before recombing x 4 WALT: partition these numbers into 10s and 1s x 2 WALT: partition these numbers in non-standard ways x 3 WALT: subtracting a number from itself (without counting) x 2 WALT: pattern spotting – finding half of a number through subtraction x 3 WALT: pattern spotting – adding and subtracting 1 ten x 3 WALT: pattern spotting – adding and subtracting multiples of ten x 3

Made for myself and my class, not TES. Have uploaded what I have digitally by request only. I’ve tried to gather together and attach everything. A lot of it comes from the WALTs/WILFs and I visually model straight into the WB or I make resources by drawing them and photocopying to save time. But what I’ve got digitally is here :) Resources to match this planning - /teaching-resource/new-white-rose-planning-year-3-autumn-2-block-3-multiplication-and-division-11748022 Starters referred to are uploaded free here - /teaching-resource/mental-starters-11805783 I’ve also included a publisher doc with 38 mini maths problems from the white rose block 1 (which I use on Friday’s in combination with problem solving tasks that I come up with together with the children) A2 W2 - is week 1 of the block A2 W3 - is week 2 of the block A2 W4 - is week 3 of the block

I use this with my class to highlight patterns. For example which digit certain numbers end in (multiples of) and odd and even numbers.

I’ve uploaded my White Rose ‘Money’ Spring Block 2 planning, including resources. Hopefully it will save somebody else some time! The starter activities referred to I’ve uploaded separately (they’re on a power point). /teaching-resource/mental-starters-11805783 I’ve also included a variety of mini maths sessions (57 separate activities) based on the NFR Y3 Autumn assessment papers which I use throughout as additional warm ups and plenaries.

I use this as warm ups or when I have a free 5 minutes. I get the children to self-mark, create their own and then set their friends challenges. Great for recapping key skills regularly without additional work load.

I use this as warm ups or when I have a free 5 minutes. I get the children to self-mark, create their own and then set their friends challenges. Great for recapping key skills regularly without additional work load.

We stick these into their homework books and they work through the wilfs. The focus of the WILFs is showing how you know in a variety of ways, rather than getting the answer right.

I use this as warm ups or when I have a free 5 minutes. I get the children to self-mark, create their own and then set their friends challenges. Great for recapping key skills regularly without additional work load.

5 minute activity for each session in Autumn 1. Aim is to recap the basic skills taught in Year 1 and Year 2 in starter form. Answers included for children to self assess. Most tasks are differentiated by colour. I've included the overview planning for the terms over the year (subject to change) P.S. I do automatically include mistakes on some of my slides to promote the children to think for themselves and challenge or correct me. Even if these are accidental I leave them on for future uses. We are working on our 'growth mindset' and how learning happens through mistakes - including the teachers.

5 minute activity for each session in Autumn 2. Aim is to recap the basic skills taught in Year 1 and Year 2 in starter form. Answers included for children to self assess. Most tasks are differentiated by colour. I've included the overview planning for the terms over the year (subject to change) P.S. I do automatically include mistakes on some of my slides to promote the children to think for themselves and challenge or correct me. Even if these are accidental I leave them on for future uses. We are working on our 'growth mindset' and how learning happens through mistakes - including the teachers.

5 minute activity for each session in Spring 1. Aim is to recap the basic skills taught in Year 1 and Year 2 in starter form. Answers included for children to self assess. Most tasks are differentiated by colour. I've included the overview planning for the terms over the year (subject to change) P.S. I do automatically include mistakes on some of my slides to promote the children to think for themselves and challenge or correct me. Even if these are accidental I leave them on for future uses. We are working on our 'growth mindset' and how learning happens through mistakes - including the teachers.

I've turned the Year 4 White Rose - Mastery & Greater Depth into a PPT I also created a word doc with them on to easily print (multiple on each page)

I've turned the Year 1-6 White Rose - Mastery & Greater Depth into a PPT I also created a word doc with them on to easily print (multiple on each page)

I use an A3 version to model partitioning to the class and they each have a smaller version. We also have one on the wall to calculate how many days we have been in school for.

I use these for 5 minutes at the start of a maths lesson and children then mark it themselves in less than a 1 minute. I do put deliberate mistakes on most slides to prompt my class to challenge me if they get a different answer and to promote growth mindset - I’m always learning as well as them. Either I’ve made a mistake and I learn, or they’ve made the mistake and they learn.