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                    They learnt how to decompose and regroup          Book. Use question 1 to make sure that learners
                    numbers as a basis for adding and subtracting     can read, write and say numbers correctly.
                    numbers in columns. They used their knowledge     If necessary, give learners a reference grid to
                    of place value to multiply and divide whole       keep inside their book (see Figure 1).
                    numbers by 10 and 100. They rounded whole         A good understanding of place value underpins
                    numbers to the nearest 10, 100, 1000, 10 000 and   all calculation work. One of the main ideas in
                    100 000.                                          place value is that the value of a digit depends
                    In this unit, learners build on these experiences   on its position in the number; this is addressed in
                    as the range of numbers is increased to           question 2. Try asking learners a question relating
                    include decimals.                                 to real life to support this thinking: ‘Think about
                    Digital Classroom: Use the Unit 1 slideshow to    what the digit 7 is worth in $7 and $70. You have
                    demonstrate examples of the number system in      $67. Do you have enough money to buy a bike
                    everyday life. The i button will explain how to use   costing $70?’
                    the slideshow.                                    Learners should be able to compose, decompose
                                                                      and regroup numbers, as in questions 3 and 4.
                    supporting learners with the Getting started      Support those who struggle by using a place
                    exercise                                          value chart (see Figure 2).
                    To support learners with work on the number       Questions 5 and 6 focus on multiplication and
                    system, provide regular counting and other        division by 10 and 100. Demonstrate on a place
                    number activities during lesson starters and      value grid how moving a digit one place to the
                    ensure that there are visual representations such   left represents multiplication by 10, and moving
                    as place value charts and number lines in the     two places to the left represents multiplication by
                    classroom.                                        100. Division can be represented as movements
                    Check prior learning by reviewing learner’s work   to the right.
                    using the Getting started exercise in the Learner’s


                      Hundred    Ten
                     thousands thousands  Thousands Hundreds  Tens     Ones

                      100000s   10000s    1000s     100s      10s       1s


                    Figure 1: place value reference grid


                     100000  200000 300000 400000 500000 600000  700000  800000 900000

                      10000  20000 30000 40000     50000   60000  70000   80000  90000

                       1000   2000    3000   4000   5000    6000   7000    8000   9000
                        100    200     300    400     500    600    700     800    900

                         10      20     30     40      50     60      70     80     90

                          1       2      3      4       5      6       7      8      9

                    Figure 2: eight hundred and five thousand, four hundred and sixty nine
                                   805 469 = 800 000 + 5000 + 400 + 60 + 9







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