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Maths
Dictionary
This is a wonderful book for teachers and children, with clear descriptions
of mathematical vocabulary, and useful diagrams too. I have one in my own
classroom and use it regularly! |
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100
Ideas for Teaching Problem
Solving
This book provides anyone who is involved with development in the early
years with a focus for developing children's understanding using a range
of inspiring ideas. |
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Welcome to the Maths pages.
Look at the Problem Solving
resources listed below,
or browse around the other Maths sections
using the bar above.
- How
Many Squares on a Chessboard? - A
simple investigation which requires a
methodical approach if the correct answer
is to be attained.
- Understanding
Word Problems - Use your comprehension
time to discuss strategies for understanding
word problems!
- Lunar
Theme Park
 -
A problem solving activity, in which
children have to design their own theme
park. Instructions and resouces included.
Contributed by Jeremy Harris.
- Solving
Problems - Numbers -
A set of three differentiated worksheets,
based around solving problems with numbers.
Contributed by Mary-Anne Crook.
- Solving
Problems - Money -
A set of three differentiated worksheets,
based around solving problems with money.
Contributed by Mary-Anne Crook.
- Solving
Problems - Measures -
A set of three differentiated worksheets,
based around solving problems with measures.
Contributed by Mary-Anne Crook.
- Solving
Problems - Time -
A set of three differentiated worksheets,
based around solving problems with time.
Contributed by Mary-Anne Crook.
- Writing
Number Sentences -
A set of three differentiated worksheets,
requiring children to write problems
based around given sums. Contributed
by Mary-Anne Crook.
- Inverse
Problems -
A PDF by Kate Beaumont, dealing with
how to check answers by usng the inverse.
- Inverse
Problems 2 -
A PDF by Kate Beaumont, dealing with
how to check answers by usng the inverse.
- Word
Problems -
A set of word problems (in PDF), which
provide children with further practice
at answering these types of Maths questions.
- Word
Problems -
A set of word problems (PDF) involving
different functions, and testing the
children's ablility to identify what
functions are needed to answer word problems.
Contributed by James Gore.
- Word Problems -
A set of worksheets (PDF), containing a
variety of different word problems. Contributed
by a visitor:
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- Word
Problem Labels
 -
Word problems based on perimeter, area,
time and distance, which are set out
on address labels so the children can
stick them in their books. Red is higher
ability, Blue core, Green lower and Yellow
for those with SEN. There are extra blank
sheets for you to add your own, or put
the learning objective. Contributed by
Carol Vincent.
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Magic Squares -
Can you children complete these magic
squares? Contributed by Lisa Daniels.
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Magic
Squares -
A collection of PDFs, which prompt
children to look carefully at the properties
of magic squares. Contributed by Jim
Landers.
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Number
Challenge -
An investigation (in PDF) requiring
children to use numbers in a variety
of ways to find other numbers. Contributed
by Gary Walkington.
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Bingo
Investigation - Maths investigation
based around a short play (scripts
and information is included).
- Toffee
Tin Investigation -
A challenging Maths investigation, originally
designed use for Year 6. Contributed
by David Hatchett.
- Problem
Solving Recording / Analysis Grid -
An excellent way to record working out
when doing word problems. Contributed
by David Hatchett.
- KS2
Blank Word Problems Grid -
A blank grid (PDF) for teachers to record
word problems on and for the children
to then record their working out and
answers on.
Submit your own Maths Idea!
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