<p>Year 5 Resource List</p><p>These are the resources which class teachers need in order to teach the Hamilton plans. These are exhaustive lists - i.e. they are the resources you would have in an ideal world. So it is possible to teach the Hamilton plans without some of these resources (and many teachers do). But these are the things which, if you are wanting to allow teachers to do the best possible job, a school would have. </p><p>Class based resources Autumn Spring Summer  Calculators  Calculators  Counting stick  1 to 6 dice  1 to 6 dice  Post-it™ notes  0 to 9 cards  0 to 9 dice  0 to 9 dice  0 to 9 dice  0 to 9 digit cards  cm2 paper  Blank dice  Counting stick  100s, 10s and 1s cards  Large digit cards  Post-it™ notes  Counting stick  cm2 paper  1 to 20 cards  clips  10s and 1s place value  0 to 12 cards cards  1–9 dice  Post-it ™ notes  1 to 20 cards  10s and 1s place value cards Centrally based resources Autumn Spring Summer  Beanbag or soft ball  Beanbag or soft ball  –10 to 10 cards  Red and blue counters  Centimetre cubes  Bean bag or soft ball  A collection of 3D shapes  Envelope  Abacus textbook  Two hoops  Measuring tapes, metre stick  1–12 dice (or 0–9)  Isometric paper  360° protractors (180°  Protractors protractors would be  1 to 24 cards sufficient for the Easier group)  Coins  Compasses  Measuring tapes  cm3 cubes  1kg weight  Thermometer or temperature  One-minute sand timer data logger Resources specific for one lesson Autumn Spring Summer  TV guide  Variety of leaves  Cards with ‘cycling’ and  Blank strips of card and  Strips of card and paper ‘swimming’ paper clips clips  Cards with 10%, 20%,  Two DVDs, one with a price 30%... 100% label of £14.79 and the other with a price label of £12.49  Catalogues with age appropriate games and toys</p><p>It is assumed that classrooms have rulers, individual whiteboards, pens and rubbers, coloured pencils, scissors, glue sticks, Blu-tac®, A3 paper and access to the internet.</p>