Math 4-Week FWPD
Math 4-Week FWPD
Forward Planning
Materials and Learning Activities and Teaching
Specific Learning Goals Assessment Plan Focus Questions
Resources Strategies
At the end of the sequence of learning Students results will be Lesson Introduction Focus questions are
students will be able to: recorded on a presentation listed throughout the
spreadsheet. Each Warm up: YouTube jack Hartman lesson presentation.
Show their learning of the properties Kahoot quiz counting backwards to 50
student's score is then
of 2D and 3D shapes by completing a iPads What makes this a
broken down and Teacher explains over the next few
cold task. Kahoot. rectangle?
analysed by assessment Class set of shape
weeks students will be looking into
focus to show you the bingo Are the lines all the
shapes and their properties.
proportion that were White board same?
Recognise and classify Use the lesson presentation to
answered correctly. This markers Does this shape have
familiar two-dimensional refresh students’ knowledge of
may help you identify any corners.
shapes. Explore the language
shapes and three- areas where children corners, sides, straight, long short,
dimensional objects need further support. curved.
You can refer to the
using obvious
'Addressing Body
features (ACMMG022) Misconceptions' tab for
further information on Students need to log into iPad and
Represent and solve scan the QR codes ready for
potential
simple addition and misconceptions and kahoot.
Teacher explains that this will not
subtraction problems links to interventions
that can help address be rushed, and we are not looking
using a range of at how fast the students answer.
them.
strategies Teacher reads out each question,
including counting and the possible answers.
Forward Planning
Materials and Learning Activities and Teaching
Specific Learning Goals Assessment Plan Focus Questions
Resources Strategies
At the end of the sequence of learning Teacher will observe PP Introduction
students will be able to: students progress to
Large shape print - Go through lesson presentation What is this shape?
see how students are
Name common 2D shapes outs o Presentation introduces rectangle
progressing. This well
Describe 2D shapes Pop sticks students to rectangles, How come it is not a
help in lesson
Find 2D shapes around the classroom Shape attribute squares, triangles and circles square? What makes
differentiation
activities. worksheet and their properties. it a rectangle?
Recognise and classify o Students describe and What are corners?
familiar two-dimensional compare shapes using What are sides?
shapes and three- informal language such as
straight, not straight, long,
dimensional objects
Forward Planning
Materials and Learning Activities and Teaching
Specific Learning Goals Assessment Plan Focus Questions
Resources Strategies
At the end of the sequence of learning Teacher will observe PP Introduction What am i?
students will be able to: students’ How many
White boards Warm up: YouTube jack Hartman
participation within rectangles can you
Name common 2D shapes Markers counting backwards to 50
the quiz as well as see?
Describe 2D shapes Differentiated
the self-assessment - Chin it activity: teacher says the name What is the same
Sort 2D shapes according to their work sheets
at the end of the of a shape and students draw the about these shapes?
attributes
lesson. Teacher will Class quiz shape on their white board. what is different?
use these results in - Keep white boards out for the Have these shapes
Recognise and classify the planning of PowerPoint. been sorted
moving onto 3D - Explicitly talk through lesson PP. correctly?
familiar two-dimensional shapes. - Show students work sheet, explain
shapes and three-
what is required.
dimensional objects
Body
using obvious
Forward Planning
Materials and Learning Activities and Teaching
Specific Learning Goals Assessment Plan Focus Questions
Resources Strategies
At the end of the sequence of learning Students will be Lesson PP Introduction What is this shape?
students will be able to: required to tally the How do you know?
Shape face Teacher begins with a short PP
shapes used and asked How many sides
Name common 2D shapes cutouts showing students pictures of shapes.
what shape this is. does it have?
Describe 2D shapes Black card Recapping what has been learnt.
Students will be What is a pentagon?
assessed on their shape Shape tally sheets Explain any misconceptions shown in
recognition. White boards past lesson learning activities.
Recognise and classify Explain the task.
markers What is abstract?
Task: students will receive shape cut-
familiar two-dimensional
outs. Students will be creating a shape
shapes and three- abstract face.
dimensional objects Use PP slides to explain what abstract
using obvious is. Show students examples.
Explain that not all of the shapes have
features (ACMMG022)
to be used. What steps do you
Explain the steps need to take?
Represent and solve
1. Choose your head
simple addition and
Conclusion
Forward Planning
Materials and Learning Activities and Teaching
Specific Learning Goals Assessment Plan Focus Questions
Resources Strategies
At the end of the sequence of learning Teacher will observe White boards Introduction How many sides
students will be able to: students’ responses in does a __ have?
Markers - Ask students to get their whiteboards
the white board activity
PP out and park it.
Find 3D shapes in response to their names. and record students
who still need support. 3D shapes - Teacher asks students to write the
Name the 3D shapes that I work with.
Net cut outs number of sides an octagon has.
- Draw the shape on the board, count
Scissors glue
Identify 3D shapes in the environment.
sides as a class.
- Repeat for pentagon and hexagon.
Make models of 3D shapes. - Introduce lesson presentation.
Students will be looking into 3D
Describe the features of shapes and their names. Teacher will
three-dimensional need physical 3D shapes to pass
around the classroom.
objects (ACMMG043)
- As each shape is mentioned on the PP
- What is the
call on a student to find that shape
difference between
around the classroom.
a 2D and a 3D
- Spot the difference: students compare
shape?
2D shapes next to 3D shapes.
Body
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At the end of the sequence of learning Teacher will observe 3D display posters Introduction
students will be able to: students’ responses
Physical cube - Teacher introduces 3D object display
in the white board
Butchers paper posters.
Find 3D shapes in response to their names. activity and record
- Explicitly explain what an edge, face,
students who still Markers
Name the 3D shapes that I work with. corner is. Constantly refer to a physical
need support. Students’ nets
model of a cube.
Differentiated - Get students to return to their groups
Identify 3D shapes in the environment. worksheets from previous lesson. Hand out 3D
Make models of 3D shapes. nets.
- Teacher prepares butchers paper to
create a class display poster.
- Teacher calls on a student in each
Describe the features of group to explain what an edge is.
three-dimensional - In their groups, students count the
objects (ACMMG043) number of edges their shape has.
- Teacher calls on each group to say the
number out loud. Teacher records on
the butcher’s paper.
- Repeat process for faces and corners.
- When the butcher’s paper is filled call
on each group to line up and stick
their shapes in the ‘shape column.
- Explain that student’s ca always refers
Body
- Teacher explains differentiated
worksheets
- Get students in their differentiated
groups.
- Teacher works with supporting
students on the mat.
- Students complete work sheet.
- Teacher marks worksheet with each
group.
Conclusion
- Students back at desks
- Call on students to describe what a
side, edge, face is.
Forward Planning
Specific Learning Goals Assessment Plan Materials and Learning Activities and Teaching Focus Questions
Resources Strategies
At the end of the sequence of learning Teacher will observe Lesson PP Introduction What is this 3D
students will be able to: students’ responses shape? What 2D
3D shape sorting -recap previous lesson. Refer to the 3D
in the white board shapes can we see
cards display posters
Find 3D shapes in response to their names. activity and record within this shape?
Differentiated
students who still - remind students the difference between What is a face?
Name the 3D shapes that I work with. worksheets
need support. 2D and 3D shapes
3D shapes word
Identify 3D shapes in the environment. mat -2D shapes are flat and 3D shapes
have depth.
Make models of 3D shapes.
- go through lesson PP. Follow the
prompts.
Conclusion 3D shape?
How many faces
- Mark as a class.
does a square
- Class discussion on faces. And
have?
learning.
Forward Planning
Materials and Learning Activities and Teaching
Specific Learning Goals Assessment Plan Focus Questions
Resources Strategies
At the end of the sequence of learning Students will be Shapes on the run Introduction
students will be able to: marked on whether letter
they can identify the Teacher introduces the letter from the
Describe the attributes of a 3D Wanted posters council. Read it in a worried voice.
number of faces,
object. Including the edges, corners 3D shape cut outs Students are given the option of
edges and corners a
and faces. shapes to chopse from.
3D object has.
Teacher choose students who have
Describe the features of
listen well during the intro to pick
three-dimensional their shape first.
objects (ACMMG043) Teacher explains the task and steps.
1. Pick your shape
(ACAVAM107) 2. Find out the number of
faces, edges, corners
3. When approved by a
teacher students can
create their wanted
picture
Encourage students towards creativity
with their shapes, add arms, legs,
facial expressions.
Body
conclusion
Forward Planning
Materials and Learning Activities and Teaching
Specific Learning Goals Assessment Plan Focus Questions
Resources Strategies
At the end of the sequence of learning Students will be 3D shaoe letter Introduction
students will be able to: marked on whether
3D cutouts - Teacher frantically looks for an object.
they can identify the
Describe the attributes of a 3D Wanted posters Then reads a ransom note. Teacher
number of faces,
object. Including the edges, corners reads the ransom note outload, it is
edges and corners a
and faces. from the 3D shapes.
3D object has.
Describe the features of Early finishers may play any shape game
three-dimensional that they have used over the series of
lessons.
objects (ACMMG043)
Conclusion
parts (ACMNA015)
Forward Planning
Materials and Learning Activities and Teaching
Specific Learning Goals Assessment Plan Focus Questions
Resources Strategies
At the end of the sequence of learning Students will be Pp Introduction
students will be able to: assessed on the
QR codes Teacher explains students have
amount of questions
Show their learning of the properties of completed the unit of shapes.
they answer
2D and 3D shapes by completing a cold Use the lesson presentation to
correctly and the
task. Kahoot refresh students’ knowledge of 2D
data will be
displayed on a and 3D shapes.
Describe the features of
checklist. Body
three-dimensional
objects (ACMMG043) Students need to log into iPad and
scan the QR codes ready for
Recognise and classify kahoot.
familiar two-dimensional Teacher explains that this will not
shapes and three- be rushed, and we are not looking
at how fast the students answer.
dimensional objects
Teacher reads out each question,
using obvious and the possible answers.
features (ACMMG022) Pack up iPad.
For the remaining time students
Represent and solve