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Year 5 / Mathematics / Term 1 / Weeks 03 04

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Desk run-through · teacher, learner and reviewerYear 5 Maths · T1 W3–4 · Run Through

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Honest status: A three-role desk simulation on 29 September 2026, not a classroom observation, user study, local-authority approval or outcome claim. The verifier provides reproducible checks. These notes record what was tried and what still needs human field use.

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Teacher with a full class Followed README into Day 11's 48×19 model, then Day 13's 128×23 mat and Day 16's invented $16×28 decision. Recomputed the products and Day 15/20 keys. Checked six phases sum to 25 and the staff answer file is separate from learner cards. The core can start with paper, no device/purchase. Days 15/20 allow twelve minutes of response; some pupils will need a recorded continuation, and a teacher cannot hear every pupil individually within that station. Rotating checks and local scheduling remain necessary.
Learner using a different route Read the text equivalent in linear order, used two labelled trays for tens/ones, then selected the oral/tactile route on Day 13 and quiet private budget card on Day 16. Compared one estimate and exact value without needing colour or grip speed. The number relationship remains visible in words and objects. Actual Braille, AAC vocabulary and contrast/size need testing with learners. No fixed “style” is assigned and no family income question is present.
Funder/curriculum reviewer Traced five exact Year 5 code rows to the official pinned workbook, checked the public/private assessment split, original CC BY art and text, DejaVu rights and manifest. Sampled 247×18=4,446, 213×14=2,982, 178×24=4,272 and the stated bundle constraints independently. This is a reviewable fortnight, not Year 5 coverage or validated learning impact. Public copy should preserve that scope and the remaining teacher/access/local-syllabus holds.

Arithmetic spot checks: 48×19=912; 128×23=2,944; 247×18=4,446; 28×$16=$448, leaving $22 of $470; 24×36=32×27=864 but only 27 bundles fits a maximum of 30; fresh A 213×14=2,982; fresh B 178×24=4,272, leaving 228 to a 4,500-label limit. The code audit checks all 30 core numerical results and numeric optional tasks, not just these samples. No assessment number appears in practice cards or print aids.

First field test to schedule: a Year 5 teacher times Days 11, 15 and 19 with actual class transitions and captures anonymous usability notes; an access reviewer/learner tries both text/tactile mats; a local curriculum lead compares the pack with the school's adopted sequence. Any named response remains in school-approved systems.

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