Year 2

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I can calculate in my head

I can recall the first ten multiples of 2, 3, 5 and 10

I can follow instructions about positions, directions and movement on grids ( e.g. PE, games, online activities, Maths trails)

I can recognise and use the language of movement

I can recognise and use the language of position

I can recognise and use the language of direction

I can recognise right and left

I can recognise  whole and half turns

I can talk about things that turn ( e.g. clock hands, roamers, cars, myself)

I can programme, give instructions to someone else during games and other activities ( inc. use of BeeBot)

I can create models and, or draw using positional vocabulary

I can solve a given problem by sorting, classifying and organising information in simple ways

I can discuss and explain results

I can sort objects or pictures in distant categories ( categories can be identified by the teacher or by myself)

I can sort objects or pictures in a list or simple table

I can read and use tally marks to represent data collected in tables

I can count reliably forward and backward up to 30 everyday objects

I can say and use the number names in order in familiar contexts such as number rhymes, songs, stories, counting games and activities/ first to five, then ten, then twenty and beyond

I can say the value of each number from 1 to 10, then of each digit in any number up to 30

I can compare and order numbers to at least 30, and position them on a number line

I can estimate the amount of objects, up to 30

I can count on and back in steps of 1s, 2s, 5s and 3s (up to 30) and in 10s (up to 100)

I can read and write numerals from 0 to 30

I can talk about, recognise and extend or recreate simple number patterns ( constant steps)

I can use a number line and a number grid

I can say a number which lies between two given numbers ( up to 30)

I can use the = sign to represent equality

I can explore all pairs of numbers with a total of 10: and their corresponding subtraction facts

I can add doubles of all numbers to at least 5 ( up to a total of 10)

I can add up to 3 sets of concrete items ( and relate to addition)

I can identify the number that is 1 or 10 more or less than any given number within the range 0 to 30

I can identify the number that is 10 more or less than any given multiple of 10 ( within 100)

I can use the vocabulary involved in adding and subtracting ( including take away, less, more)

I can use language such as heavier or lighter to compare two quantities, then more than two, by making direct comparisons of masses

I can measure mass using uniform non-standard units

I can use language such as more or less to compare two quantities, then more than two, by making direct comparisons and filling and emptying containers

I can measure capacity using uniform non-standard units

I can measure length using uniform non-standard units

I can use language such as long, short and longer, shorter… to compare two quantities

I can use the vocabulary of time

I can read the time to the hour ( on an analogue and digital clock)

I can show the time to the hour ( on an analogue and digital clock)

I can construct a clock face

I can order familiar events in time using a timeline

I can measure duration of time through experience

I can say the days of the week ( in order) and the seasons of the year

I can sort, order and recognise euro coins including the one euro coin

I can listen to stories, poems or songs that will give me the opportunity to reinforce understanding, allow for application and may also provide the opportunity for creation e.g role play

I can use coins to pay

I can work out totals up to twenty cent

I can work out change from twenty cent

I can recognise notation € for euro and c for cent

I can recognise the square, the rectangle, the triangle and the circle in different orientations

I can recognise the cube, cuboid, cylinder, cone and pyramid in different orientations

I can put sets of objects and shapes in order of size

I can talk about, recognise and recreate patterns

I can identify symmetrical objects in the environment

I can compare and contrast 2D and 3D shapes

I can complete the missing half of a symmetrical shape, picture or pattern using mirrors, shape construction kits, drawing

I can recognise and draw the line of symmetry of familiar objects and shapes around them

I can talk about 3D shapes ( straight edges only) and their properties ( e.g. the number and shapes of faces, edges and corners)

I can talk about 2D shapes( straight sides only) and their properties ( .g. the number of sides and corners)

I can make patterns and pictures with 2D shapes using construction kits, geoboards, playdough and other materials and describe them

I can make models using various 3D shapes from real life and describe them

I can predict and recognise hidden or partially hidden shapes ( e.g. in feely bag or covered with a piece of cloth) by using the sense of touch