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Unit 8: Counting to 99

Year 1

Students need this knowledge first

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Introduction

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Explore

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Instruction

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Scaffold

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BEGINNING

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Practice

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CONSOLIDATING

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Application

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MASTERING

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Extension

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  • I can say the decade words in order: twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, ninety

  • I can count through any decade using the pattern of the tens word staying the same while the ones count up

  • I know that when the ones reach nine, the next number moves to the next decade word in order

  • I can count all the way from zero to ninety-nine using this pattern

Success Criteria

Lesson 1: Verbal Counting Sequence

We are learning to count using the same tens-and-ones pattern through every decade up to ninety-nine.

Learning Intention

Learning Sequence

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Introduction

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Explore

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Instruction

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Scaffold

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BEGINNING

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Practice

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CONSOLIDATING

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Application

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MASTERING

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Extension

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  • I can write the decade words correctly, including the tricky spellings of forty and fifty

  • I can use a hyphen when writing numbers like forty-three, the same as I do for twenty-three

  • I can write the correct digits for a decade word, knowing that a decade like sixty means six tens and zero ones

Success Criteria

Lesson 2: Digits & Words

We are learning to read and write the number words for the decades and the numbers within them up to ninety-nine.

Learning Intention

Learning Sequence

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Introduction

Pictorial

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Explore

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Instruction

Pictorial

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Scaffold

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BEGINNING

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Practice

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CONSOLIDATING

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Application

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MASTERING

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Extension

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  • I can listen for the strong 'teen' ending and the soft 'ty' ending to tell two similar-sounding numbers apart

  • I can say pairs such as thirteen and thirty correctly, without mixing them up

  • I know that a teen number is close to ten, while its matching decade number is a whole number of tens

  • I can check an unsure number by saying it back or using the context to decide which one makes sense

Success Criteria

Lesson 3: Teen Ty Misconception

We are learning to tell the difference between the teen numbers and the decade numbers by listening for their ending.

Learning Intention

Learning Sequence

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