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📚 Benefits📚 

🌟Aligns with the latest Primary Mathematics Curriculum (2023), ensuring smooth integration into lesson planning. 📚

🌟Saves teachers valuable time and energy by providing clear connections between the lesson and new curriculum elements and competencies. ⏱️

🌟 Delivers a comprehensive, ready-to-use resource with easy-to-follow directions, perfect for newly qualified teachers seeking assistance in teaching maths to 5th & 6th class. 🛠️ 

🌟Enhances conceptual understanding and procedural fluency in calculating, measuring and modelling cylinder volume.

🌟In Depth Description🌟

This 45-minute+ lesson plan includes:

💡3 posters on exploring the volume of a cylinder

💡 5 page product design brief and submission sheet (colour)

💡 5 page product design brief and submission sheet (black & white)

💡 2 page assessment rubric with 5 detailed categories for assessment

💡3 learning objectives.

💡Differentiation strategies for both struggling and advanced students.

💡Formative and summative assessment ideas.

💡Key vocabulary and definitions. 

💡 Explicit links to the new Primary Mathematics Curriculum (2023), specifically the element of communicating and the competencies of being mathematical, being an active learner and being an effective communicator.

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