Addition and Subtraction WALTs and Success Criteria for Stage 1-8

WALTs (We are learning to) and Success criteria to use when teaching Addition, subtraction and place value. 62 page booklet including 59 x A4 colorful cards colour coded to match the different (NZ numeracy) stages.Simply print out and laminate. Great to place next to your task board for your learners to look at their WALT for the day and also useful in your modeling books.

Includes:
+ & - small numbers on materials
+ & -with numbers up to 5 on one hand
solve change unknown problems
using materials to solve + & -with 5
+ & - using teen numbers
crossing over 5 barrier
creating groups of 10
model 3 digit numbers using place value blocks/money
image numbers to 5
image numbers to 10
image numbers to 20
+ & - with 10 as a number
ten frames to add & subtract to 10
basic facts for 2 digit problems
counting on from largest number x 3
change unknown from largest number
count down for - problems
+ tens to a number
- tens from a number
+two digit numbers
- two digit numbers
using hundreds board move L, R, up and down
+ 3 or more numbers to make pairs
compatible numbers
- by splitting
+ by splitting
using comparisons of sets
how many tens in numbers to 1000
3 digit change unknown problems using number knowledge
jump through a tidy number
equal equations
jumping a tidy number then back a small number
how many hundreds are in numbers over 1000
add ones and tens separately
reverse problems
adjusting one number to nearest 100
subtracting a tidy number then a small number
equal additions
mental strategies using an application
L side = R side of an equation
numbers related to doubles
+ & - of 3 or more numbers solving easy combinations first
Number rolls over when 10 occurs
standard method +
standard method -
select mental strategy or written strategy
estimating
how tenths arise out of division
short hand for tenths
+ with 1 decimal place
- with 1 decimal place
x whole number by a decimal fraction
simple division by a whole number with tenths in the answer
+ & - integers
use multiplication to + & -series of whole numbers
combine proportions