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Y1 Maths 19th January
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good morning had chalks or good afternoon.
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Either way, happy Tuesday.
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It's good to have you here for your math lesson.
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You're going to need a few things.
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You're going to need some objects as ways and help
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you with your counting.
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You're going to need paper and pencil, and there's a
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game on the block that you're going to need printed
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out. Or you can recreate if you don't have a
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printer and you can draw a version off it with
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your grownups help.
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You're also going to need some 10 frames today.
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Pause the video head talks, and once you've got all
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of those things ready, we will begin.
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Before we start our main lesson today, we're going to
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do something a little bit new.
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It's called the odd one out game.
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What you have to do is have a look at
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the three numbers on the screen, and you have to
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decide which one is the odd one out and why
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there's no particular right answer here.
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It's more about you explaining your reasons to the other
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person that's playing, so you need to decide which is
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the odd one out and convince them that it's the
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odd one out.
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I hope that makes sense.
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So our first numbers are 64 and one.
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Pause the video and have a chat to whoever is
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doing this lesson with you about which one is the
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odd one out on why I'd like to know your
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reasons for this.
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Is this the next online out challenge?
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The numbers this time are 33 20.
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Remember, it doesn't matter which one you think is the
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odd one out.
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As long as you can convince the other person that,
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you know, Post video head jokes.
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And then there is another one.
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Here we have it.
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The third and final odd one out.
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Challenge your numbers this time on 1916 and nine.
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Which one is the odd one?
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Out ahead Chalks on why you've got to convince the
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other person and it's okay to disagree.
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Was the video where you do that?
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Okay, head chocks.
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Cast your minds back all the way to last week
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when we were looking at some arrays.
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Could you say that word for me because we haven't
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practiced it for a lot while array.
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We're just going to spend a bit of time remembering
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what these are you can see below each array.
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There's a sentence for you to fill in.
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You can print off this sheet if you want to
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and fill it in the sheet.
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Or you could just write your your grown ups can
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write the sentence out for you, and you can put
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the numbers in.
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They spend a bit of time talking about how Maney
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rose, how maney in each row and how maney altogether.
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There are, of course, a couple of extra challenges if
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you wish.
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Challenge one right, a repeated edition number sentence underneath each
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one and challenge number to write a multiplication number sentenced
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to match each arrangement.
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Just those three to do so.
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Pause the video while you do that.
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We're going to move on to something a little bit
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different now.
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Merlin has been doing some doubling, and he'd just like
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to know what you think of it.
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He's created some pictures on he's doubled each one, or
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at least he thinks he has, and he just like
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to know your thoughts on this doubling.
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He's put doubled.
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Two is four.
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Double five is nine.
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Double one is to double four is seven and double
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sixes. 11.
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Can you spend a little bit of time having a
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look at his work and just seeing how well he's
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managed it on Dhe?
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If he's made some mistakes, what mistake has he made?
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Pause the video head jokes while you do that, I
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think you probably found out.
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So you probably realized that Merlin did some good doubling,
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but not always completely accurate stumbling.
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So he needs to know exactly what doubling is, he
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said Here.
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Also, doubling is what is doubling her chalks.
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Other chat about what exactly doubling is and see if
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you can come up with a simple sentence about what
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doubling is would be really good if you could let
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me know what you decide.
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Actually, if you could ask your grown up to write
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down the sentence you come up with, it might help
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if you do a bit of doubling to find out.
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So today we're learning how to double a number.
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I'd like you to spend a bit of time finding
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out what double zero double one double to double three,
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double four, double five, double six, double seven, double eight,
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double nine and double 10 years.
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That's a lot of doubling.
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There's a few ways you could do this.
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You could use objects to double numbers to the 0
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to 10.
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You could represent your double 0 to 10 in 10
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frames. You could use a number line to count on.
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So for Double seven, start on seven and count on
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seven. I don't mind.
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As long as you find out what those devils are,
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there's an optional challenge in the green box.
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If you already know your doubles off by heart and
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inside out, you can try this challenge.
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If you know that Double four is eight.
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Can you use this fact to work out some other
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doubles? So I've done a couple four year.
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If you know that Double four is eight, you're going
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to know that Double 14 is 28.
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If you know that Double 24.
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If you know that Double four is eight, you know
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that Double 24 is Double 48 is 48.
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Sorry. On what is the trickiest?
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W could work out if you know that Double four
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is eight.
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So this challenge is all about using that fact.
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Double four is eight toe workout.
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Other doubles that was a lot of talking.
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I hope you got that.
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Hedgehogs pause the video while you do that and send
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me some pictures of what you do.
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Maybe just one picture.
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I don't mind.
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Finally, we're going to play a game, so you've done
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some really good doubling on part of Doubling is is
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working out the doubles.
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Another part of doubling is beginning to learn them off
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by heart.
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Don't worry.
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You don't know them off by heart yet, but we're
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going to start learning them off by heart.
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There's the double decker school bus ride game on the
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block, or it could be easily drawn out on.
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The idea of that game is just to move around
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the board, working on the doubles and Steve, who gets
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to the end first.
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Once again, if you know your doubles and you do
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that really quickly, there is an optional challenge for you.
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This is quite a good thinking challenge after this lesson
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on, After everything he's learned, Merlin says, Oh, so doubling
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is the same as multiplied by two.
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What do you think the jocks do you agree with
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Merlin, or do you not agree with burning?
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I'd like you to explain your ideas on.
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I'd like you just show your ideas.
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Prove it to me, using objects on, then using pictures
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and then using words, I'm going to need all three
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from you.
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The words you can either video yourself talking or you
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can ask your growing up to write down your ideas.
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So you've got to decide whether you agree with Merlin
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who says Oh, so doubling is the same as multiplied
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by two.
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Was the video head shocks while you play that game?
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Or do that challenge a nasty identified s and had
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chokes well done.
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There was a lot of thinking involved in that lesson.
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Merlin and I will see you soon, I think probably
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on Thursday for your next last lesson.
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Well done.
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