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  • Topic 3 Collecting tax fairly (Year 5)

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    Activity 2

    Achievement Standard

    Mathematics

    What students do

    Students order decimals and unit fractions and locate them on number lines

    A

    correctly represents, orders and compares decimals and unit fractions, locates them on number lines and uses mathematical language to justify conclusions about relative fairness of tax contributions

    B

    correctly represents, orders and compares unit fractions, locates them on number lines and compares numbers to draw conclusions about the relative fairness of tax contributions

    C

    represents and orders decimals and unit fractions and locates them on a number line

    D

    with support, represents and orders decimals and unit fractions and locates them on a number line

    E

    with direction, represents and orders decimals and unit fractions and locates them on a number line

      

    Activity 4

    Achievement Standard

    Mathematics

    What students do

    Students solve simple problems involving the four operations using a range of strategies

    A

    correctly solves problems involving the four operations using a range of efficient strategies and explains and justifies strategies used

    B

    correctly solves problems involving the four operations using a range of efficient strategies and explains strategies used

    C

    solves simple problems involving the four operations using a range of strategies

    D

    with support, solves simple problems involving the four operations using one or more strategy

    E

    solves simple problems using strategies as directed

      

    Activity 5

    Achievement Standard

    HASS

    What students do

    Students reflect on their learning to independently propose action, describing the possible effects of their proposed action

    Students suggest conclusions based on evidence

    A

    uses criteria and evidence to propose appropriate tax models for different items in a hypothetical situation and effectively justifies these choices in detail and with evidence

    B

    uses criteria and evidence to propose appropriate tax models for different items in a hypothetical situation and justifies these choices with evidence

    C

    uses evidence to propose tax models for different items in a hypothetical situation and justifies these choices

    D

    with support, uses evidence to propose tax models for different items in a hypothetical situation and partially justifies these choices

    E

    with direction, uses evidence to propose tax models for different items in a hypothetical situation and provides fragmented justifications for these choices

      

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