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Graphical Representation (maths through pictures)  \n• Plot points and read coordinate values  \n• Read a graph – and understand it’s key elements eg what it shows, understand the scale  \n• Understand gradient as a rate of change  \n• Statistical diagrams (pie charts, bar charts etc)  \n• Conversion charts  \n• Rates of change (eg acceleration, repeated doubling, filling a conical bottle)  \n• Trends  \n• Distance time graphs  \n• Sequences in diagrams (eg paving-stone problems)  \n• Interpretation of graphs and diagrams eg derive a value, say which graph matches which description, describe a graph, compare two graphs  \n• Venn Diagrams  \n• Carroll diagrams and 2-way tables  \n3. The mathematics of space  \n• Key properties (mostly geometry) eg properties of a square, circle, angles, 3 D shapes, etc  \n• Understand the difference between scalars, length, area and volume. Recognise which is which. Calculate perimeters, areas and volumes.  \n• Angles and lines on a plane  \n• Congruence and similarity as applied to reflection, rotation, translation and enlargement – preservation of properties  \n• Dimensions (and links to similarity) . Understand that length x area = volume, etc  \n4. The mathematics of arithmetic  \n• Field axioms (associativity, commutativity, distributivity, identity, inverses) and fundamental rules of calculation (order of operations), extension to fractions, equivalence with area  \n• Place value (base 10, only as recognition of value and effect or repeated multiplication by powers of 10)  \n• Equivalence (eg understanding that £1 and 100p are different but equal) and knowing that equivalence is maintained under the same operation (£1 x 2) = (100p x2)  \n• Generalisation of this to algebra and algebraic manipulation and equations  \n5. Proportional Reasoning  \n• Working with ratios and proportions eg sharing and arrangement problems, links to fractions  \n• a:b = c:d 􀃙 a:c = b:d 􀃙ad = bc  \n• Equivalence of the underlying structures of proportional reasoning ie the same thinking can be applied to multiple contexts  \n• Proportional change through a multiplier (eg percentage increase, similarity)  \n• Unitary method eg find 1% and scale – link to base units","cbCailJNO3w1zgrm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailJNO3w1zgrm","pdf",120598,"English","# Fluency, vocabulary, and properties\n# Graphical Representation (maths through pictures)\n# The mathematics of space\n# The mathematics of arithmetic\n# Proportional Reasoning","[{\"question\":\"What fluency and number concepts are included in the list?\",\"answer\":\"The list includes number bonds, multiples, factors, primes and square numbers, evaluating powers and square roots, and converting between units and bases to support calculations. 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