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Oxford International Curriculum 2 A Level/Post-16
OxfordAQA 3 Edexcel A Level Maths/Further Maths 19
Oxford Smart Mosaic 4 AQA A Level Maths/Further Maths 20
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IB Diploma 22
MyMaths for Key Stage 3 9
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Example Properties of numbers
A Student Book with Craig Barton’s
2.1 Multiples 41 is not a multiple of 11 because 41 11 3 remainder 8
41 is not in the 11 times table. When you try to represent this as an array you can
pedagogy at its core
• Carefully-sequenced
clearly see the remainder as an incomplete row.
2.1.1 Understanding multiples
44 is another multiple of 11 because 11 4 44
concepts are
Chapter 2
Language Objectives 1 1
11 is not a multiple of 44 because 11 44 and is not an integer.
4 4
‘Multiple’ and You will learn how to:
‘multiply’ come from
the Latin ‘multi’
•
•
understand and list multiples of a number
identify whether a number is a multiple of another number
When you add two multiples of a number, the result is also a multiple of that number.
e.g. 33 and 44 are both multiples of 11, so 33 44 77 is also a multiple of 11.
+ = introduced one at a time to build
meaning many/
much. Use of the term
‘multiple’ as a noun
first occurred in the
If you list some of the numbers in a particular times table, it means you have listed
some of the multiples of that number. For example: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15… are the first five
Worked example
Is 87 a multiple of 7?
Thinking
Is 92 a multiple
fluency and confidence
• Example-problem
numbers in the 3 times table and so they are the first five multiples of 3. all the multiples in order? of 8? I need to check if 87 is in
1680s. the 7 times table
Key point
87 7 12 remainder 3
Do we know any nearby times
table results? I remember from the 7
times table 7 12 84
pairs and
Worked example Thinking Your turn!
No, 87 isn’t a multiple of
7 because 7 doesn’t divide
Intelligent Practice encourage all
87 exactly
Write down the first five Which number do we Write down the first five
students to develop mathematical
• Method
7, 14 What do the numbers
The numbers go up by 7
increase by?
11–14
a 7 is a multiple of 14 9 42 is a multiple of 6 since 6 7 42
number is a multiple of the smaller number.
b 25 is a multiple of 5 54 is a multiple of 6 since 6 9 54
33 is a multiple of 3 because 33 3 11 exactly or 3 11 33
That’s Smart.
4 List the first four multiples of 14 a 96 b 138
5 List the first six multiples of 23 Now check your answers. You may want to use your
calculator. Did you get any wrong and can you work
6 List the first five multiples of 34 out why?
33 is also a multiple of 11 because 11 3 33 . This can be represented by the same
array shown. 7 List the first four multiples of 85
52 53
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2.3 Factors and prime factorisation Properties of numbers
• Designed around Series Editor Craig Barton’s Learning Episode model: A responsive, step-by-step approach
2.3.1 Understanding factors of numbers p. 72 Question 1 Question 4
Curriculum
Curriculum
a 1, 5 3, 5, 36, 40
that can be easily followed and implemented, with minimal PD. Non-specialists are fully supported with a
Question 5
Students will learn how to:
Chapter 2
120 8, 15
● understand and identify factors of a number
clear and consistent teaching and learning approach, which helps them to check prior learning, identify
Ask students to draw as many different arrays as possible using 24 dots. They may say a True c True
there are eight solutions if they count both 1 × 24 and 24 × 1 , for example. Physically a Even
b False d False
rotate one of these arrays to show that they are the same and explain that we will only b Odd
count this arrangement once. Use the slide to illustrate the four possible arrays. c Odd
misconceptions, model key skills and provide opportunities for practice. The Teacher Handbook gives you
Question 3 d Even
Ask students to list the factors of other numbers, for example, 42. Students might be a 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 10, 20, 25, 40, 50, 100, 200 e Odd
familiar with the term ‘factor pair’ (meaning a pair of numbers with a given product) b 1, 3, 5, 9, 15, 25, 45, 75, 225 f Odd
from primary school, which will help them to find factors that they would otherwise
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c 1, 2, 4, 5, 10, 17, 20, 34, 68, 85, 170, 340
to the DfE sample KS3 curriculum framework: Provides a clear and coherent curriculum pathway, with
250, 500, 1000
careful sequencing and linking of knowledge, skills and understanding throughout the key stage.
answers
students to list the factor pairs systematically, starting with 1 and 18, so that 1, 2, 4, 5, 10, 20 2.3.2 Prime numbers p. 74
• Guidance
they can work through the list of possible factors until they reach a factor
pair that has numbers that are close together. Then ask students to work
• One
Objective
on pre-requisite knowledge
through ‘Your turn!’
curriculum, progress for all: Supports every student to make the best possible progress, whatever their
Students will learn how to:
Explain that we can also use division to find factors. Emphasise that dividing a number ● identify whether a number is prime
by one of its factors will always result in an integer answer, with no remainder.
and common misconceptions Give students a less easily recognisable prime number, such as 31 or 43 and ask them
prior attainment. From integrated diagnostics and scaffolding to help all students access the curriculum, to Example-problem pair 2
Your turn! 2
to draw the number in an array. Allow a few minutes for this. Listen for students
identifying that the number has just one factor pair, 1 × 31 or 1 × 43 , and that the only
• Support
This question focuses on one factor. Some students may want to divide 716 answers
by 6, to see if the result is an integer, but encourage them to check with the array that can be drawn is a long, thin rectangle. Ask, “What do we call numbers like
No
depth, challenge and opportunities for working mathematically built into every topic. for use of models, language
divisibility rules from 2.1.2. This is more efficient for larger numbers. Then this?” and listen for students recalling the idea of prime numbers, which they should
ask students to work through ‘Your turn!’ have already met at primary school. Ask students to define a prime number and listen
for them saying that a prime number has only two factors. Ask if there are any even
prime numbers. (2) Ask, “Is 1 a prime number?” Students often think that it is, but
Explain that for square numbers, we only count the repeated factor once, so these
and working mathematically numbers have a factor that is not part of a pair. This means square numbers have an
odd number of factors.
emphasise that it only has one factor, which means it isn’t prime.
Show the first 10 prime numbers on the slide. Give students larger numbers such as 51,
71, 123, and ask them if they are prime numbers. Encourage them to use the divisibility
• Resources
The additional Example-problem pair on the next slide uses the fact that square
rules to help them.
numbers have an odd number of factors. Ask students to complete ‘Your turn!’
to motivate and engage After students complete the Fluency questions, use these and the hinge question on
the slide to check students’ understanding before moving on.
Example-problem pair 1
This question asks if 91 is prime. Students often think that 91 is a prime
Your turn! 1
answers
number, as it is odd and doesn’t divide by 3 or 5. If students can’t recognise
learners
No, e.g. it’s divisible
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haven’t tested. (7) Remind students that they could partition 91 into 70 + 21 ,
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to complete ‘Your turn!’
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