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Year 1 Maths 23rd Feb
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Andrew Simpson
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Updated Feb 22, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:36
Chapter 2
01:52
Chapter 3
02:15
Chapter 4
02:52
Chapter 5
03:07
Chapter 6
03:50
Chapter 7
04:10
Chapter 8
04:41
Chapter 9
05:01
Chapter 10
05:50
Chapter 11
Audio Transcript
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hello, Year one.
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Welcome to Tuesday.
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The 23rd of February 2021 we're against is a mess
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with Merlin off course.
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Now, today, Merlin is going to do some baking in
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your math lesson.
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So you're going to be some counters that might become
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cookies and might become cupcakes, depending on what we're doing.
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We're also going to need the grouping sheets from the
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blogged on the doubles.
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Pairs came from the blogged grownups.
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Both of these can be made if you don't have
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a printer or can be adapted as you like head
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drugs. When you got those things, we shall begin.
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I thought it would be a good idea to practice
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our doubles, learning them off by heart to do this,
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please, Could you find the doubles pairs cards or make
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some doubles pairs cards?
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Your challenge is to have the cars on two sides
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of the table.
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They play once on one side, green on the other
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that a timer and see how quickly you can match
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them up.
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Start with the cards facing up head shocks so you
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can see the numbers and to see how quickly you
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can match up the pears and see that pattern time
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yourself doing that well, you don't have to time yourself
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straight away.
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If you just want to match them up, that's fine,
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then, for a challenge, time yourself matching them up on,
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then time yourself again.
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It's even get faster and faster and faster and faster
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if you think you know your doubles to double 10
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Really well, which I know some of you.
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D Please make a doubles matching game for your growing
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up, which means you need to make the cars with
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one number on once one side on one card.
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Sorry, and it's matching double on another, and you can
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do any numbers you like on.
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Then you're grown up.
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Has to play the game.
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Have fun doing that.
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Head talks.
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I'm going to go and have a cup of tea
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and a piece of cake.
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Ah, nde.
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I'll be ready when you get back.
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Merlin has been baking.
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He is baking well.
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He's getting ready to bake some cookies.
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He has got 15 cookies here.
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Can you gather yourself 15 counters Head child, because that's
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going to really help you in a minute.
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When you got your 15 cookie counters, we shall continue.
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Now, In order to bake his cookies, Murli needs to
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put them onto trays.
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He can only fit five cookies onto each tray.
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So how many trays is he going to need On?
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More importantly, how do you know?
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So have a chat with your grown ups.
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Show them your ideas, work it out, using objects, work
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it out, using pictures any way you like.
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How many trays is Merlin going to need for his
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15 cookies?
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Pause. The video head talks on.
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We'll chat about it when you get back.
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So to work out this problem, we need to share
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the cookies into groups of five.
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We need to divide them into groups or five, so
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hopefully you've done that already.
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If not, please do that.
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Please make some groups or five.
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This is what I did.
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How many groups are their head?
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Chocks. There are five in each group.
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How many groups are there?
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I find it useful to draw around each group with
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my finger or with a pencil.
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If I if it's on paper to help me count
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the groups.
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So let's draw around these groups with a finger ready.
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One kidney.
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No. 15 cookies divided into groups of five equals three
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groups. We'll say that one more time.
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15 cookies divided into groups off five equals three groups.
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Merlin's baking has not stopped there.
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He has been baking and icing some lovely blue cupcakes.
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He has got eight.
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Can you please find ate cupcakes?
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If you want to arrange your cupcakes like melon has
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you can do, you might find that an array is
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useful now.
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Burning, being a very kind dragon wants to give out
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these cupcakes to his friends.
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Merlin can fit two cupcakes into a box.
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How many boxes is he going to need for all
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of the cupcakes?
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He can fit two cupcakes into each box.
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How many boxes will he need for all of them?
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Have a girl working that out head talks and then
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we'll have a look.
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I want me, um, earning have been up to why
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you've been busy.
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This is what we did.
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Eight cupcakes shared into groups off to equals four groups.
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Can you see my four groups?
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Let's count the groups together.
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1234 Eight Cupcakes shared into groups of two equals four
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groups. Now we've done quite a lot of practice off
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sharing into groups or dividing into equal groups biding into
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equal groups.
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There is a worksheet for you on the blockhead shocks,
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once again growing up.
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So if you don't have a printer, feel free to
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do whatever you like.
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You don't need to copy out the pictures off course.
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Just do spots and things while you do this.
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Head shocks.
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Don't forget that.
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If the have a go at the pictures, use objects
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to help us.
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Well, because objects are always use form, we do maths.
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There's an example here on the screen of what you'll
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be doing.
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So six cars divided into groups of two equals three
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groups calls the video had talks while you do that,
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it jokes.
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That was marvelous work.
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So we've now done to lessons this one on the
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one before the holidays on dividing into equal groups or
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sharing into equal groups were going to do some more
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division to marry.
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Now we're not.
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We're going to do some war division on Thursday.
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I'll see you then.
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I had a job
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