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1 Examples from our children…

2 Addition

3 By Year 1 Jottings (pictures)

4 Number line representation
By Year 2 Number line representation

5 Column addition, no regrouping
By Year 3/4 Column addition, no regrouping

6 Column addition with regrouping
By Year 3/4 Column addition with regrouping

7 Column addition with three numbers
By Year 5 Column addition with three numbers

8 Column addition with decimals using money as context
By Year 5 Column addition with decimals using money as context

9 Subtraction

10 By Year 1 Using manipulatives

11 By Year 1 Jottings

12 By Year 1 Jottings

13 By Year 3 Number line

14 Number line bridging a ten
By Year 4 Number line bridging a ten

15 Column subtraction, no regrouping
By Year 4 Column subtraction, no regrouping

16 Column subtraction with regrouping
By Year 4 Column subtraction with regrouping

17 Column subtraction with decimals using money as context
By Year 5 Column subtraction with decimals using money as context

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