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Unit 16: Data

Foundation

Students need this knowledge first

  • I can visually recognise a quantity difference between two small collections and use the terms smaller, larger, more, less, fewer, same and equal to compare them — Unit 6: Comparing

  • I can use tally marks to 10 to recognise and represent quantities — Unit 7: Progressing to 10

  • I can make one mark for each item counted using tally marks — Unit 7: Progressing to 10

  • I can use tally marks to 20 to recognise and represent quantities — Unit 9: Progressing to 20

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Introduction

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Instruction

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CONSOLIDATING

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  • I can sort a collection of objects into two groups

  • I can explain the rule I used to sort

  • I can describe what is different between the two groups

Success Criteria

Lesson 1: Sorting into Two Groups

We are learning to sort objects into two groups and explain our sorting.

Learning Intention

Learning Sequence

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Introduction

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CONSOLIDATING

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MASTERING

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  • I can line up two groups of objects to compare them

  • I can say which group has more, using one-to-one matching

  • I can talk about a story and answer questions about what I noticed

Success Criteria

Lesson 2: Turning a Sort into a Simple Display

We are learning to line up two groups so we can see which has more.

Learning Intention

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MASTERING

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  • I can ask a yes/no investigative question

  • I can collect a response from a classmate

  • I can record responses using a simple method

Success Criteria

Lesson 3: Asking a Yes-No Question & Collecting Real Responses

We are learning to ask a yes/no question and collect answers from our classmates.

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  • I can compare the two groups of responses

  • I can use words like more, fewer and the same as

  • I can answer the original question using the data I collected

Success Criteria

Lesson 4: Comparing the Data & Talking About the Data

We are learning to compare our collected data and answer our original question.

Learning Intention

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Introduction

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CONSOLIDATING

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MASTERING

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  • I can help choose a new yes/no question

  • I can collect and compare responses to my new question

  • I can answer my question using what I found

Success Criteria

Lesson 5: A Second Yes-No Question Independently

We are learning to run the whole process again with a question of our own choosing.

Learning Intention

Learning Sequence

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