We can skip count in 'twos', or the multiples of two.

Skip count in twos forwards and backwards

Maths

Count efficiently in groups of two

Count efficiently in groups of ten

Skip count in fives forwards and backwards

Count efficiently in groups of five

Count efficiently in groups of two, five and ten

Recognise and explain the value of 1p in pence

Recognise and explain the value of 2p coins in pence

Recognise and explain the value of 5p in pence

Recognise and explain the value of 10p in pence.

In this unit pupils will count efficiently in groups of 2 5 10. They will recognise and explain the value of 1p 2p 5p 10p coins and how a single coin can be worth several pennies. In the future unit pupils will learn to represent equal groups as repeated addition and multiplication. They will use this knowledge to calculate the product and represent the 2x 5x10x tables in different ways.

In prior learning, pupils will have had opportunities to use manipulatives to organise counting including using everyday manipulatives, tens frames and through measures. In this unit pupils will count efficiently in groups of 2 and 5 and 10. They will recognise and explain the value of coins up to 10p and how a single coin can be worth several pennies.

In this unit pupils will count efficiently in groups of 2 5 10. They will recognise and explain the value of 1p 2p 5p 10p coins and how a single coin can be worth several pennies.¬†

Unitising and coin recognition - counting in 2s, 5s and 10s

Groups of two objects that can be counted in twos.

Another name for the multiples of two or even numbers.

An accurate result means a result that is correct.

Not wasting time or effort. An efficient strategy is one we can carry out easily.

Groups of ten objects that can be counted in tens.

These are the multiples of ten which mark the tens boundary where the pattern of counting changes.

We can skip count in 'fives', or the multiples of five.

Group of five objects that can be counted in fives.

Counting forwards or backwards in a number other than one.

Where referring to money, value refers to how much something is worth.

The one-pence / penny coin is the smallest unit of money used in the UK.

Afford means that you have enough money to pay for something.

A two-pence coin is a unit of money used in the UK. It has the same value as two one-pence coins.

Worth refers to the value that something has. In the context of money, it refers to how much money you would pay for something.

A five-pence coin is a unit of money used in the UK. It has the same value as five one-pence coins

This is the symbol to represent five pence, or a five-pence coin. The letter p denotes pence.

A ten-pence coin is a unit of money used in the UK. It has the same value as ten one-pence coins.

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