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D - Using place value and part–whole thinking

This resource is designed to support students to use place value and part-whole thinking to solve problems.

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  • AudienceKaiako
  • Learning AreaMathematics and Statistics
  • Resource LanguageEnglish
  • SeriesAccelerating learning

About this resource

This resource helps teachers to support students to use place value and part-whole thinking to solve problems.

Focusing on:

  • using part–whole strategies to solve simple +/– problems involving one- and two-digit numbers.
  • recalling basic facts relating to addition to 10, doubles, and halves.
  • making estimates before solving.
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    D - Using place value and part–whole thinking

    Target group: Students in years 4–8

    See Materials that come with this resource to download: 

    • Learning to: use place value and part–whole thinking to solve problems (pdf.)
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    Teacher observation over a range of activities

    The student has been assessed as being at advanced counting. They rely on counting strategies to solve problems and may give up when the size or nature of the numbers they are working with makes these strategies impractical. Students who have been advanced counters for several years can often use these strategies with speed.

    Possible barriers to the student’s progress

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