A ready-to-use Year 4 maths lesson on partitioning numbers to 1,000, designed around the White Rose Maths approach to Place Value. This lesson helps pupils develop a secure understanding of 3-digit numbers, place value and partitioning, using a progression from concrete and pictorial representations to abstract calculations and reasoning. The resource includes: Clear learning objective and success criteria Starter activity to recap place value Teacher input and worked examples Hundreds, tens and ones place-value activities Part-whole models Numbers containing zeroes Guided practice Fluency questions Reasoning and explanation questions Challenge activities for higher-attaining pupils Independent practice Learning objective: To partition 3-digit numbers into hundreds, tens and ones. Key vocabulary: partition, place value, digit, hundreds, tens, ones, value, part-whole model Suitable for Year 4, classroom teaching, intervention, revision, consolidation or maths mastery sessions. Please note: This is an independently created resource inspired by the teaching approach and progression used in White Rose Maths. It is not an official White Rose Maths resource.

Year 4 Maths – Autumn 1: Place Value to 1,000,000 A complete, engaging Year 4 Place Value PowerPoint lesson designed to support pupils in developing a strong understanding of numbers and place value, following the White Rose Maths-style progression. This resource is ideal for whole-class teaching, maths mastery, revision, intervention or independent learning. What’s included: Clear learning objective and success criteria Place value up to 1,000,000 Reading and writing numbers Understanding the value of each digit Partitioning numbers into place-value parts Comparing and ordering numbers Number representations and place-value charts Numbers with zeroes Fluency activities Reasoning and problem-solving questions Challenge activities Think-Pair-Share opportunities Independent practice Perfect for: ✔ Year 4 Autumn 1 ✔ Whole-class maths lessons ✔ White Rose-style teaching ✔ Maths mastery and deeper understanding ✔ Intervention and consolidation ✔ Teachers looking for a ready-to-use resource Please note: This is an independently created resource inspired by the teaching approach and progression commonly used by White Rose Maths. It is not an official White Rose Maths resource.

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