1. YEAR 1 Place Value Block 1 – Week 1 Sort objects Count objects
Represent objects
Block 1 – Week 1

2. Lesson 1
Step: Sort Objects

3. Sort the flowers by colour.
Fluency
Sort the flowers by colour.
Answers

4. Fluency
Sort the flowers by colour.
4 pink flowers.
3 blue flowers.

5. Fluency
Sort the leaves by size.
Answers

6. Fluency
Sort the leaves by size.
4 large leaves.
5 small leaves.

7. Fluency
Sort the shapes by:
colour shape size
Answers

8. Fluency
Colour
Shape
Size

9. Fluency
Practical:
Sort objects on your table in different groups. Can you sort them by colour, size and type?

10. size colour How have the stickers been sorted?
Problem solving
How have the stickers been sorted?
size
The stickers have been sorted by _____________.
colour
How else can they be sorted? _______________.

11. How have the children been sorted?
hair colour
The children have been sorted by _______________.
gender
How else can they be sorted? ____________________.

12. If these objects were sorted by colour there would be 3 groups.
True or False? Explain your answer.
True. The colour groups would be green, orange and red.

13. Lesson 2
Step: Sort Objects

14. How can the bricks be sorted?
Problem solving
How can the bricks be sorted?
Answers

15. colour size How can the bricks be sorted?
Problem solving
How can the bricks be sorted?
The bricks can be sorted by _________and __________.
colour
size
Colour
Size
Blue
Green
Yellow
Large
Medium
Small

16. How can the food be sorted?
Answers

17. How can the food be sorted?
Problem solving
How can the food be sorted?
The food can be sorted by ____________ and __________.
food type
colour
Food type
Colour
Fruit
Vegetables
Red
Green
Orange

18. The buses can be sorted into colour and size. True or false? Prove it.
Reasoning
The buses can be sorted into colour and size.
True or false? Prove it.
Answers

19. True, they can be sorted by colour and size.
Reasoning
The buses can be sorted into colour and size.
True or false? Prove it.
True, they can be sorted by colour and size.
Colour
Size
Yellow
Blue
Large
Small

20. The pencils can be sorted into 3 groups. True or false? Prove it.
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21. The pencils can be sorted into 3 groups. True or false? Prove it.
Reasoning
The pencils can be sorted into 3 groups.
True or false? Prove it.
False, they can only be sorted into 2 groups.
Colour
Size
Red
Green
Large
Small

22. How many ways can these flowers be sorted?
Problem solving
How many ways can these flowers be sorted?
Answers

23. How many ways can the flowers be sorted? __________.
Problem solving
How many ways can the flowers be sorted? __________.
2 ways
The flowers can be sorted by _________ and ______________________.
colour
number of petals
Colour
Number of petals
Pink
Orange
Blue
4 petals
5 petals
6 petals

24. How have the objects been sorted?
Problem solving
How have the objects been sorted?
How else can they be sorted?
Answers

25. How have the objects been sorted? ___________. colour
Problem solving
How have the objects been sorted? ___________.
colour
How else can they be sorted? ______________.
item type
Colour
Item type
Pink
Green
Blue
Books
Scissors
Crayons
Rulers

26. Lesson 3
Step: Count objects

27. There is __________ tree. 1
Fluency
Count the object:
There is __________ tree. 1

28. Count the objects:
There are __________ teddy bears. 3

29. There are __________ apples. 4
Count the objects:
There are __________ apples. 4

30. There are __________ t-shirts. 7
Fluency
Count the objects:
There are __________ t-shirts. 7

31. There are __________ party hats. 10
Fluency
Count the objects:
There are __________ party hats. 10

32. Fluency
Match the muffins to the correct amount. 4 3 1 5

33. Fluency
Match the balloons to the correct amount. 8 5 6 9

34. There are six sandwiches. True or false? Explain your answer.
Reasoning
There are six sandwiches.
True or false? Explain your answer.
False, there are seven sandwiches.

35. There are 3 flowers in total.
What mistake might Kat have made?
Kat may have counted from 0 rather than 1.

36. There are 4 flowers in total.No
Is Dom correct? ___________
What mistake might Dom have made?
Dom may have counted the number of petals instead of the number of flowers.

37. 3 5 4 There are _____ purple cubes. There are _____ orange cubes.
How many of each coloured cubes are there? 3
There are _____ purple cubes.
There are _____ orange cubes.
There are _____ green cubes. 5 4

38. 8 5 3 There are _____ yellow t-shirts. There are _____ green t-shirts.
Fluency
How many of each coloured t-shirts are there? 8
There are _____ yellow t-shirts.
There are _____ green t-shirts.
There are _____ blue t-shirts. 5 3

39. 5 3 2 There are _____ green crayons. There are _____ pink crayons.
Fluency
Colour the correct number of crayons. 5
There are _____ green crayons.
There are _____ pink crayons.
There are _____ yellow crayons. 3 2

40. I am going to count forward from 5 to 10. Will I say the number 3?
Help Rob answer his question and explain your answer.
I am going to count forward from 5 to 10. Will I say the number 3?
No, Rob will say 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10.
He is counting forwards (not backwards).

41. I am going to count back from 7 to 0.
Help Asha answer her question and explain your answer.
I am going to count back from 7 to 0.
Will I say the number 6?
Yes, Asha will say the number 6.

42. Step: Representing objects
Lesson 4
Step: Representing objects

43. 1 2 3 3 There are _______ stickers.
Fluency
Use counters to show how many stickers there are. 1 2 3 3
There are _______ stickers.

44. 1 2 3 4 5 5 There are _______ bottles.
Fluency
Use counters to show how many bottles there are. 1 2 3 4 5 5
There are _______ bottles.

45. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 There are _______ egg cups.
Fluency
Use counters to show how many egg cups there are. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8
There are _______ egg cups.

46. There are 3 keys in total. No Is Beth correct? ___________
What mistake might Beth have made?
Beth may have counted the number of gold keys.
She has not counted the silver key.
There are 4 keys in total.

47. How many tree stumps can you see?
Place counters over the tree stumps to count them.
7 tree stumps.

48. Step: Represent Objects
Lesson 5
Step: Represent Objects

49. 3 Complete the table. Picture Number Draw it Show it (use counters)
Fluency
Complete the table.
Picture
Number
Draw it
Show it (use counters) 3

50. 5 Five Complete the table. Picture Number Word Draw it
Fluency
Complete the table.
Picture
Number
Word
Draw it
Show it (use counters) 5
Five

51. 9 Nine Complete the tables. Picture Number Word Draw it
Fluency
Complete the tables.
Picture
Number
Word
Draw it
Show it (use counters) 9
Nine

52. Complete the representation tables using equipment to help you.
Fluency
Practical:
Complete the representation tables using equipment to help you.

53. What can you see in the picture?
Answers

54. Can you see anything else?
Possible answers:
2 blonde-haired boys
3 brown-haired boys
2 ginger-haired boys
7 boys
1 palm tree
2 sandcastles
2 beach balls
3 buckets
1 spade
1 umbrella
3 shells
2 clouds.
Can you see anything else?

55. How many different ways can you show less than 4 cubes?
Problem solving
How many different ways can you show less than 4 cubes?
By showing 3 cubes.
By showing 2 cubes.
By showing 1 cube.