Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Counting
- KS2
- Moving away from counting on towards using the 4 number operations
- Can count on and back in 10's and 100's from any 2/3 digit number
- Can recognise and continue number sequences
- KS1
- Can count to 20, building on knowledge from EYFS
- Will gradually work up to 100 and beyond
- Recognises that the number of objects stays the same when rearranged
- Piaget's theory of object permenence
- Can use different resources to count on and back with
- 100 square
- Number line
- Multi link
- EYFS
- Can count to 20
- Can place numbers in order
- Can say what is one more or less than a number
- Can solve simple problems by counting on or back
- Recognise numbers and use number
- Use counting in play
- My knowledge and understanding
- Stable Order Priniple
- Each counting word must be said in the same place of the sequence every time we count
- eg. 1,2,3,4,5
- Refers to a position in relation to something else
- Counting 1-1 principle
- Each item counted needs a unique number
- Abstraction Principle
- Anything can be counted
- eg. pencils, apples, people...
- Cardinal Principle
- The last number said is the number of items counted
- Refers to a number of objects
- Irrelevence principle
- Items can be counted in any order, the number will always be the same
- Measure
- Tells us how many units there are of a particular quantity
- Definitions
- Sequential
- counting
- Symbolic
- 1 2 3 4 5
- Non-numerical (label)
- eg. car reg, football shirt