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National 2 Applications of Mathematics

SQA

This course is spread across five units :

Number and Number Processes (National 2 Life Skills : Mandatory)
Shape,Space and Data (National 2 Life Skills : Mandatory)
Measurement (National 2 Life Skills : Optional, choose 2 from 3)
Money (National 2 Life Skills : Optional, choose 2 from 3)
Time (National 2 Life Skills : Optional, choose 2 from 3)



Number and Number Processes

Number 1.1 : Recognising and using whole numbers.
Number 1.2 :Recognising very simple fractions.
Number 1.3 :Carrying out calculations involving addition and subtraction of whole numbers.
Number 1.4 :Carrying out very simple tasks involving multiplication or division.
Number 2.1 :Selecting appropriate calculations.
Number 2.2 :Using numerical notation.
Number 2.3 :Carrying out very simple calculations.
Number 2.4 :Using the results of calculations to make a decision.
Place Value addition subtraction
multiplication table grid method for multiplying Gelosia Multiplication
multiplying by 10, 100, 1000 division:-short division dividing by 10, 100, 1000
fractions - the basics wholes, halves, thirds fifths




Shape,Space and Data

S,S&D 1.1 : Recognising and using common 2D shapes and 3D objects.
S,S&D 1.2 : Describing the position of shapes or objects appropriately.
S,S&D 1.3 : Using appropriate vocabulary to compare shapes or objects.
S,S&D 1.4 : Continuing a simple pattern.
S,S&D 2.1 :Adding to data given in a basic graphical form.
S,S&D 2.2 : Interpreting simple data to make a choice.
S,S&D 2.3 :Using data to make a choice based on the likelihood of an event happening.
S,S&D 2.4 :Using the results of calculations to make a decision.
Angles - how to draw them Angles - how to name them Angles - measuring angles
Angles - types of angle ( acute, etc) Complementary Angles Supplementary Angles
Vertically Opposite Angles Corresponding Angles Alternate Angles
Bearings Points of the compass Triangles Quadrilaterals
3-d shapes Nets 3-d shapes : prisms
PerimeterArea of rectangles and triangles
Rules for sequencesTriangular Numbers
Mean Range
Pictographs Bar Charts and Line charts Pie Charts
Probability

 

 





Measurement

Measure 1.1 :Using measuring instruments for real-life tasks.
Measure 1.2 :Interpreting scales to the nearest marked and numbered division.
Measure 1.3 : Recording measurements, using appropriate units.
Measure 1.4 : Using appropriate vocabulary to compare measured items.
Measure 2.1 :Selecting appropriate measuring instruments.
Measure 2.2 :Using measuring instruments appropriately.
Measure 2.3 :Making a decision based on the results of measurements.

 

Using a ruler Using a thermometer Using scales Using a measuring jug
Length conversions Mass conversions Volume conversions Unitary conversions

Money

Money 1.1 : Counting up manageable amounts of money.
Money 1.2 : Using coins and banknotes to make up manageable amounts of money.
Money 1.3 : Calculating basic cost.
Money 1.4 : Calculating basic change.
Money 2.1 :Selecting appropriate calculations involving money.
Money 2.2 :Carrying out calculations.
Money 2.3 :Using the results of calculations to make a decision.
Banking and Finance Links




 

Time

Time 1.1 : Recognising and ordering days of the week and months of the year.
Time 1.2 :Recognising and ordering time using an analogue or digital clock.
Time 1.3 : Using resources to work out very simple date intervals.
Time 1.4 : Using resources to work out very simple time intervals.
Time 2.1 :Selecting appropriate resources for the situation.
Time 2.2 :Using appropriate resources.
Time 2.3 :Making a decision.
Time units 12 and 24 hour clock Calculating time differences





Books

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