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Mathematics · , Days 11–20Year 6 Maths · T1 W3–4 · Start guide

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Two weeks of ready-to-run 25-minute maths lessons: Week 3 uses prime, composite and square-number properties in factor and array problems. Week 4 represents and orders equivalent common fractions on one same-whole line, including values beyond one. This follows the Year 6 opening fortnight and the 40-week planning map. It is a partial Year 6 mathematics sequence, not the whole year, a complete school day, an achievement-standard judgement or a state/territory approval.

Use in class

  1. Start with ten teacher lesson scripts and materials/access setup. Keep the staff answers and next moves separate from learner displays.
  2. Give learners the clean Day 11–20 page, one of three genuine routes for that day, and the appropriate original A4 aids: factor-array lab, square/factor strip, fraction lines or equal-whole bars. All four have complete text and tactile alternatives.
  3. Ordinary days: launch 2, model 5, guide 6, choose 6, exit 4, record evidence 2 minutes. Offer one learner-selected route and mode. Ten optional extra cards extend a local timetable or can go home after instruction.
  4. On Days 15 and 20, open the fresh learner check only at that point. A ten-minute check replaces the normal choice/exit. Keep D15/D20 practice routes for later. Record any mathematical hint separately from access such as read-aloud or a blank tactile line.
  5. Use the separate staff key to name a next move, not a fixed ability or “learning style”. A child may explain by large tiles, text, drawing, speech, sign/AAC, pointing, a tactile line or learner-directed transcription.

The gallery, music, archive, display, tile and design settings are invented; they make no claim about a real learner, institution or community. No home device, purchase, personal finance disclosure or unsafe small object is required. The Week 4 whole and scale must be checked before any comparison. The exact ACARA v9 crosswalk pins AC9M6N02 row 17823 and AC9M6N03 row 17829 with full wording and taught limits. Source/rights and review, a teacher/learner/funder desk run-through, file hashes and the read-only verifier make the pack auditable. Run python verify_pack.py from this folder.

Evidence boundary: internal desk simulation and automated checks are complete. There has been no classroom pilot, measured learning gain, formal accessibility user test, psychometric validation or jurisdictional sign-off. Check local curriculum sequence and learner needs before adopting it.

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