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WALT: use a range of addition and subtraction strategies

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WALT: understand how decimals arise from division 

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WALT: understand how decimals arise from division 

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Understanding the place value of decimals 

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WALT: understand how decimals arise from division 

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WALT: understand how decimals arise from division 

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Introducing decimal fraction place value

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Decimal fraction place value, Numeracy, Addition and subtraction, Teacher Tools, Numeracy

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WALT: use standard written form for subtraction 

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WALT: use standard written form for subtraction 

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Follow up worksheet 2

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WALT: use standard written form for subtraction 

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WALT: use standard written form for subtraction 

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Follow up worksheet 1

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WALT: use equal additions for subtraction questions 

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WALT: use equal additions for subtraction questions 

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Equal additions by Jesse Lee - October 16, 2014

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WALT: use standard written form for subtraction (decomposition) 

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WALT: use standard written form for subtraction (decomposition) 

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Google slide to work through

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WALT: use standard written form for subtraction (decomposition) 

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WALT: use standard written form for subtraction (decomposition) 

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Decomposition, Addition and subtraction, Numerac, maths, lessons, Teacher Tools

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WALT: use reversibility to solve subtraction problems 

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WALT: use reversibility to solve subtraction problems 

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WALT: use reversibility to solve subtraction questions 

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WALT: use reversibility to solve subtraction questions 

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WALT: use standard written form (algorithm) for addition

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WALT: use standard written form (algorithm) for addition

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*When the problem is too difficult to solve mentally

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WALT: use standard written form (algorithm) for addition

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WALT: use standard written form (algorithm) for addition

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*When the problem is too difficult to solve mentally

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WALT: use equal additions for subtraction questions 

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WALT: use equal additions for subtraction questions 

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WALT: use the standard written form for addition (algorithms)

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WALT: use the standard written form for addition (algorithms)

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*When the problem is too difficult to solve mentally

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WALT: use equal adjustments (equal additions) to solve subtraction problems 

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WALT: use equal adjustments (equal additions) to solve subtraction problems 

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WALT: use equal adjustments (equal additions) for subtraction questions 

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WALT: use equal adjustments (equal additions) for subtraction questions 

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WALT: use the most efficient strategy for the question 

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WALT: use the most efficient strategy for the question 

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*Mixing the methods

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WALT: use reversibility to solve subtraction questions 

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WALT: use reversibility to solve subtraction questions 

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*Don't subtract, add!

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WALT: use reversibility to solve subtraction questions 

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WALT: use reversibility to solve subtraction questions 

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*Don't subtract, add!

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WALT: use rounding and compensating for addition 

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WALT: use rounding and compensating for addition 

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Using larger numbers

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WALT: Use rounding and compensation for addition 

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WALT: Use rounding and compensation for addition 

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Learn Addition and Subtraction Fact Families Song

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Adition and subtraction, Nemeracy, lesson, maths, Teacher Tools