Check list for parents:
Maths- Ages 10-11
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End
of Age 10 Able |
End
of Age 11 Confident |
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Your child can approach and solve a
problem in a way that he finds it easy.
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He will know more than one way of solving a problem and can use them to
check his results. division, multiplication, addition, subtraction
etc..) |
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He understands place value correctly
and multiplies, divides whole numbers by 10 by moving the decimal point
rather than doing the sum.
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Good understanding of place value is important to grasp why the decimal is
moving) |
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He knows the multiplication table up to
10 times 10.
(12 times
12 is better) |
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He can multiply and divide using short
multiplication/division methods |
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He can add and subtract decimal numbers
up to two decimal points.
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He can arrange decimal numbers up to
three decimal place, in order
from small to big. |
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He can use a calculator to check his
results. |
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He can identify number patterns such as
square numbers. |
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He can describe simple fractions as
percentages.
(Half as
50%, quater as 25%, 1/10 as 10%) |
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He begins to use simple formulae in
algebra and words.
( eg X + 6
= 10; Find x) |
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He can use symmetry to reflect shapes
on a mirror line.
He
can draw simple symmetrical shapes. |
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He can find the perimeter and the area
of simple shapes.
(area by
counting the squares) |
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He can draw 2D and 3D shapes on a grid
paper. |
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