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Numerals can also be written using letters to create words e.g. one, five hundred etc. Teachers need to be careful with the language that they use when teaching place value as it is too easy to fall into common traps such as, ‘What number goes into the tens?’. We also have a Year 5 or Year 6 place value chart to millions that has been designed to be used with our place value counters to support the 2014 primary maths mastery curriculum. Use these Ready-to-go PowerPoints and worksheets to teach your Year 1 to Year 6 children place value following the White Rose scheme of learning. This is a good opportunity to introduce the additive inverse property to pupils. When you add a number to the same negative value e.g. 1 + (-1), you will always make zero, and this is known as a zero pair. When students are confident in this, use a range of place value counters, numerals (both digit and written) and mix up the variations. For example, 1,541 > 1,531. The number 1,541 using dienes The number 1,531 using place value counters

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Students can see that I now have -4 and can see that as I add more negative numbers the number gets further away from zero. Time spent developing students’ understanding that 10 ones counters can be exchanged for 1 tens counter etc. must be prioritised before any additional work with counters can continue. There is then a challenge at the bottom of the sheet for the children to complete. They can look at the counters in the ten-frame and draw them above to show how many of each colour they need. Providing manipulatives discussed in previous year groups for pupils to write as Roman numerals, or showing the Roman numerals and having pupils recreate them using manipulatives is another meaningful task. If you like this useful Number Bonds of 10 printable resource, then we have a host of other number bond exercises to support your maths teaching. You can use some of these recommendations alongside this Number Bonds of 10 activity, or to help you plan for future lessons along this theme. Here are some of our favourites:As ‘number’ can refer to anything that is quantifiable, we are literally asking students to place a whole number within the place value when really, we should be asking what digit. It is also important that you reverse the process. Instead of only asking students to represent a number with the dienes, show dienes and ask students to explain which digit is being represented, the value of that digit and then the number that the digits represent. Read more: Teaching Place Value in Year 5 and Year 6: How To Identify and Fix The Most Common Gaps Place value Year 6 Place value Year 6 statutory requirements As these are worth zero, these can be removed. This leaves you with only two positive counters left, meaning that the answer must be positive two.

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Once pupils are used to solving questions like the above in a whole-class setting, the work set should focus on having them try this individually. It is best to interleave between a question asking a pupil to show or draw dienes representing a number, and one using the dienes to work out what number they are representing. Go through many examples with pupils using the ‘I do, we do, you do’ approach to ensure that students are able to perform what it is you are asking them to do. Once you are confident that students can do two-digit numbers, repeat the process but with three-digit numbers. By Year 6 place value, pupils should have developed a thorough understanding of place value and so understanding numbers to 10,000,000 should prove little challenge.Due to the nature of place value, it is not appropriate to have typical word problems as you would have in other areas of mathematics (e.g. the four operations, statistics and data handling etc.) Place value Year 4 Place value Year 4 statutory requirements Once pupils understand this, questions such as -3 + 5 become far more accessible to all. They need to get the required counters.