Children in KS1 will be learning about maths in a practical hands-on way, using everyday objects to solve problems and do simple calculations. They will be working individually, as a whole class and in groups, and will be learning to think about the methods they use for solving problems. They will be talking about their methods and using pictures, lists and tables to present their results.
What your child will be learning
- Reading and writing numbers 0 to 20 and beyond
- Counting up to 20 objects and beyond
- Learning which pairs of numbers add up to 10
- Recognising number patterns
- Odd and even numbers
- Using a number line
- Addition, subtraction, division and multiplication
- Doubling and halving
- Simple mental maths
- Recognising, naming and describing shapes
- Using shapes to make models and pictures
- Finding lines of symmetry
- Measuring and weighing
- Using money
- Angles
- Tables
- Recognising and using mathematical symbols
- Drawing graphs and pictograms
- Understanding an analogue and digital clock
- Telling the time to the half and quarter hour












