Spotlight Y3 How Many Are There? Hundreds, Tens and Ones

Spotlight Sheets: focused practice, one question type at a time Within a single small step, pupils often meet a range of question types. For many children this provides valuable challenge. For others, moving between question types can make it harder to secure the underlying concept. Spotlight Sheets address this by isolating one question type at a time. Pupils can practise it with focus, develop fluency and build confidence before moving on to mixed questions. They are well suited to targeted intervention, same-day catch-up, or any pupil who benefits from a more focused approach. Differentiated in three ways Sheet 1: Supported: A key shows what each bag and jar holds, and the groups are in order: hundreds, tens, then ones. Sheet 2: Core: The bags and jars are mixed up, there are more of them, and some numbers have a zero. Sheet 3: Extended: Groups are shown with ×, such as 12 small bags, so pupils exchange 10 tens for a hundred. Please note: Master the Curriculum is an independent resource provider. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to White Rose Education or White Rose Maths. Our resources are designed to complement the small steps that many schools follow.