Abacus Evolve Framework Edition Year 3 Resources needed for Abacus Evolve Framework Edition Year 3 Number cards - at least 10 sets of digit cards 0–9 - two sets of number cards 0–100 - four number cards, each with a 3-digit number - large number cards: 345, 543, 353, 967, 769, 969 - number cards 140, 70, 180, 40, 240, 50, 310, 80 - multiple-of-100 cards 100–1000 - 10 sets of multiple-of-5 cards 0–100 - number cards 1–10, each with their multiple of 2 in a different colour on the back - number cards 0–30 (the cards should be double-sided in two different colours) - number cards 0–20, each with their partner to 20 on the back - number cards 1–10, each with their multiple of 4 in a different colour on the back - multiple-of-5 cards, each with their double in a different colour on the back Other cards - cards labelled with days of the week - a card with an arrow on it - cards with N, S, E, W - large fraction cards: 0, 1 ½, ¼, ¾, 1/8, 2/8, … 7/8, 8/8 - blank cards Other paper resources - large 100-square - at least eight small 100-squares - 1–60 number grid - 601–700 number grid - 901–1000 number grid - large multiplication square or lists of multiples of 3 and 4 - tables facts for ×4 - place-value grids (ThHTU) - blank 4 × 6 rectangular grids - large 6 × 6 grid - grids of large squares for bar graphs - pre-drawn and labelled frequency chart (optional) - blank bar charts - large 2 × 2 Carroll diagram - two 0–20 number lines - 0–100 number line marked in 10s - at least three large 1–1000 number lines, marked in 100s - laminated empty number lines (optional) - blank fraction lines divided in to thirds, quarters, sixths, eighths and tenths - selection of 2D shapes: regular and irregular (these can be cut from card) - large and small paper shapes: triangles (equilateral, isosceles, scalene), squares, rectangles, circles, parallelograms and kites - paper circle, oval, isosceles triangle, square, rectangle, regular hexagon and regular octagon - shape labels (one for each shape name, plus quadrilateral and not quadrilateral) - paper squares, rectangles and circles (several of each in different sizes) - paper cylinder - prepared A2 sheet of regular and irregular 2 shapes including different triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, hexagons and octagons - interlocking circles - two circles made from contrasting colours of card - coloured card strips (one about 10cm wide and 30cm long, and one about 5cm wide and 50cm long - pretend $1, $10, $100 and $1000 bills - pretend £1000 and £100 notes - picture of a large apple tree List of resources needed Page 1 of 4 Abacus Evolve Framework Edition Year 3 - five photocopies of a page from a book - list of class sizes in the school - class lists Stationery - A3 paper - A3 sugar paper - large sheets of coloured paper - large sheet of plain dark paper - paper in a variety of colours - thin card - squared paper - 2cm squared paper - paper labels - gummed paper squares - scrap paper - Post-it notes - Blu-tack - PVA glue - string - sticky tape - felt-tip pens - pencils or crayons Physical resources - individual whiteboards - 0–9 number fans - analogue clock faces with moveable hands - geared analogue clock - digital clock - egg timer - 1-minute timer - stop-clock with a second hand - notes/coins from three different currencies - a dollar bill - £10 note - real coins - small plastic bags of 1p coins - large card coins - at least eight dice numbered 1–6 - 1–10 dice - scissors - calculators - at least four rulers marked in centimetres - metre rules marked in centimetres - 5-metre tape measure marked in cm - a height measure (or metre sticks attached to the wall) - large retracting metal tape measure - at least six direction compasses - at least 10 set squares - right angle measures - interlocking cubes of assorted colours - counters (at least 20 per child) - tray or bowl of conkers (about 40) - 3 hats - small sea-shells (about 50) - large bag of about 30 apples - at least four packs of playing cards - 20 key rings or pens - At least 10 split pins List of resources needed Page 2 of 4 Abacus Evolve Framework Edition Year 3 - transparent counters - about 30 objects, for example crayons - 11 pairs of socks - bag of staples or tacks - dominoes - two 100-bead strings or bars - twenty paper plates, each group of five is a different colour - pegs - pegboards - three battered, old teddy bears - wooden bricks - pegs of two colours - washing line - cloth bag - six freezer bags and ties - sand - coat hanger - rolls of ribbon, wire, twine, hose - old Christmas or birthday cards - 10-point counting stick (ideally made by sticking insulating tape round a piece of dowelling 60cm long to mark the points along the line, If possible use colour to identify the two end points of the line and the mid-point) - puppet - bean bag - screws - sequins - hoops - frog puppet - at least six till receipts from a food shop - toy cars - street map of area surrounding the school with grid markings - a set of 2D shapes (including squares, rectangles, triangles, pentagons, hexagons, octagons) (at least enough for one each per child) - mirrors - selection of prisms: triangular, square, rectangular, pentagonal, hexagonal and octagonal - set of cardboard boxes and tins of different shapes - selection of non-prisms - cylinder - selections of 3D shapes, including cubes, cuboids, cylinders, cones, pyramids, spheres, prisms - triangular prisms - 3D model making kit (e.g. Polydron or Clixi) - two identical sets of coloured 2D shapes including a variety of quadrilaterals - litre containers marked in 100ml intervals - several containers with capacities more and less than a litre - coloured water - cartons that have labelled capacities - shampoo and shower gel bottles of different capacities - selection of small bottles and containers (shampoo, bubble bath, shower gel, etc.) - small pot marked to show 100ml - dry filler such as lentils - selection of mugs and cups - 5ml medicine spoon - ladles - selection of containers (all less than ½ litre) - measuring jug calibrated in 100ml intervals - large plastic bottle (at least 2l) - 1½ litre containers - about 30 beakers or similar objects - pottery mug List of resources needed Page 3 of 4 Abacus Evolve Framework Edition Year 3 - bucket/pan scales - ten 100g weights - 1kg weight - packets or tins of different labelled weights, for example 100g, 300g, 500, 1000g, - kitchen scales - household objects (e.g. bag of sugar, bag of flour, potato, books, shoes, candles etc.) with any weight marking removed - balance - small packets, jars etc. - rocker balance - The Little Ships by Louise Borden/Michael Foreman as background to Dunkirk (optional) - a short book about the sea for example The Little Boat by Kathy Henderson, with a little known total number of words - books of traditional rhymes - published TV guides - a ‘big book’ - history books - story books - calendar pages for June, July and August - at least five current calendars - concept keyboard and word processor with files to match - various sources of data - computer running spreadsheet software - a Roamer List of resources needed Page 4 of 4