Summer 1

In this unit, we will use our understanding of fractions to help us learn and understand decimals. We will revisit fractions as tenths as our starting block, converting these into decimals. We will then divide one digit and two digit numbers by ten, using a place value chart to help our understanding of the process. 

Decimals A

Step 1 - Tenths as fractions

Step 2 - Tenths as decimals

Step 3 - Tenths on a place value chart

Step 4 - Tenths on a number line

Step 5 - Divide a 1-digit number by 10

Step 6 - Divide a 2-digit number by 10

Step 7 - Hundredths as fractions

Step 8 - Hundredths as decimals

Step 9 - Hundredths on a place value chart

Step 10 - Divide a 1- or 2-digit number by 100

Spring 2

Our fourth term of the academic year will cover fractions, starting with understanding the concept of 'a whole', developing to mixed number fractions and finally converting fractions. This leads on nicely to our unit on decimals. 

Our TT Rockstars homework of 20 minutes is still in place. We will also be adding 1 sound check a week to the children of year 4, to build up their confidence in answering 25 questions with 6 seconds per question. 

Fractions

Step 1 – Understand the whole

Step 2 – Count beyond 1

Step 3 – Partition a mixed number

Step 4 – Number lines with mixed numbers

Step 5 – Compare and order mixed numbers

Step 6 – Understand improper fractions

Step 7 – Convert mixed numbers to improper fractions

Step 8 – Convert improper fractions to mixed numbers

Step 9 – Equivalent fractions on a number line

Step 10 – Equivalent fraction families

Step 11 – Add two or more fractions

Step 12 – Add fractions and mixed numbers

Step 13 – Subtract two fractions

Step 14 – Subtract from whole amounts

Step 15 – Subtract from mixed numbers

Decimals

Step 1 – Tenths as fractions

Step 2 – Tenths as decimals

Step 3 – Tenths on a place value chart

Step 4 – Tenths on a number line

Step 5 – Divide a 1-digit number by 10

Step 6 – Divide a 2-digit number by 10

Step 7 – Hundredths as fractions

Step 8 – Hundredths as decimals

Step 9 – Hundredths on a place value chart

Step 10 – Divide a 1- or 2-digit number by 100

 

Spring 1

During our third term we will be completing our second block of multiplication and division. Our commitment to our TT Rockstars homework will really compliment this unit this half term. We will end the term learning about length and perimeter. 

Multiplication and division B

• Step 1 -  Factor pairs
• Step 2 -  Use factor pairs
• Step 3 - Multiply by 10
• Step 4 - Multiply by 100
• Step 5 - Divide by 10
• Step 6 - Divide by 100
• Step 7 - Related facts – multiplication and division
• Step 8 - Informal written methods for multiplication
• Step 9 - Multiply a 2-digit number by a 1-digit number
• Step 10 - Multiply a 3-digit number by a 1-digit number
• Step 11 - Divide a 2-digit number by a 1-digit number (1)
• Step 12 - Divide a 2-digit number by a 1-digit number (2)
• Step 13 -  Divide a 3-digit number by a 1-digit number
• Step 14 - Correspondence problems
• Step 15 - Efficient multiplication

Length and perimeter

• Step 1 - Measure in kilometres and metres
• Step 2 - Equivalent lengths (kilometres and metres)
• Step 3 - Perimeter on a grid
• Step 4 - Perimeter of a rectangle
• Step 5 - Perimeter of rectilinear shapes
• Step 6 - Find missing lengths in rectilinear shapes
• Step 7 - Calculate the perimeter of rectilinear shapes
• Step 8 - Perimeter of regular polygons        
• Step 9 - Perimeter of polygons

 

Autumn 2

Our second term will involve beginning our division and multiplication journey. Building these key skills are essential for all future mathematical processes. We will then complete a shorter unit on area.

Multiplication and Division A

• Step 1 - Multiples of 3         
• Step 2 - Multiply and divide by 6        
• Step 3 - 6 times-table and division facts        
• Step 4 - Multiply and divide by 9        
• Step 5 - 9 times-table and division facts        
• Step 6 - The 3, 6 and 9 times-tables        
• Step 7 - Multiply and divide by 7        
• Step 8 - 7 times-table and division facts        
• Step 9 - 11 times-table and division facts        
• Step 10 - 12 times-table and division facts        
• Step 11 - Multiply by 1 and 0        
• Step 12 - Divide a number by 1 and itself        
• Step 13 - Multiply three numbers

Area

• Step 1 - What is area?
• Step 2 - Count squares
• Step 3 - Make shapes
• Step 4 - Compare areas

During our first term we will be exploring Place Value and Addition and Subtraction. Below lists how the learning is broken down over year 4. 

Autumn 1

During our first term we will be exploring Place Value and Addition and Subtraction. Below lists how the learning is broken down over year 4. 

Place Value:

• Step 1 Represent numbers to 1,000
• Step 2 Partition numbers to 1,000
• Step 3 Number line to 1,000
• Step 4 Thousands
• Step 5 Represent numbers to 10,000
• Step 6 Partition numbers to 10,000
• Step 7 Flexible partitioning of numbers to 10,000
• Step 8 Find 1, 10, 100, 1,000 more or less
• Step 9 Number line to 10,000
• Step 10 Estimate on a number line to 10,000
• Step 11 Compare numbers to 10,000
• Step 12 Order numbers to 10,000
• Step 13 Roman numerals
• Step 14 Round to the nearest 10
• Step 15 Round to the nearest 100
• Step 16 Round to the nearest 1,000
• Step 17 Round to the nearest 10, 100 or 1,000

Addition and Subtraction:

• Step 1Add and subtract 1s, 10s, 100s and 1,000s
• Step 2 Add up to two 4-digit numbers – no exchange
• Step 3 Add two 4-digit numbers – one exchange
• Step 4 Add two 4-digit numbers – more than one exchange
• Step 5 Subtract two 4-digit numbers – no exchange
• Step 6 Subtract two 4-digit numbers – one exchange
• Step 7 Subtract two 4-digit numbers – more than one exchange
• Step 8 Efficient subtraction
• Step 9 Estimate answers
• Step 10 Checking strategies

If you would like to learn more about the new scheme, please follow the link below which will take you to the parent and pupil section of the White Rose website. It is filled with information and videos on how we use the scheme and how you can get involved with home learning.