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KS1
Maths: The Study Book
This CGP book is a very handy book for teachers of KS1 children. It outlines
the main concepts, and there are lots of other related question and activity
book too! |
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Smath
Game
A wonderful Maths game, which works in a similar way to Scrabble. Use the
tiles to build equations, ranging from simple sums to more difficult sums
which involve the use of brackets. |
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Welcome to the Maths pages.
Look at the Number Patterns ideas and
resources listed below,
or browse around the other Maths sections
using the bar above.
- General Number Patterns -
Useful as an introduction to number patterns,
this worksheet encourages children to predict
missing numbers in the sequences.
- Number Sequences
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A selection of number sequences which need to
be completed. Contributed by Sherrie Bendjedidi.
- Repeating
Patterns
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A fantastic Notebook file, which introduces
children to repeating patterns. Contributed
by Beth Allen.
- Dice
Number Sequences -
Use some dice to produce different number sequences.
Contributed by Lisa Daniels.
- Multiplication Square
Patterns - Use the multiplication square
to find patterns by colouring in certain squares
(includes worksheets). Also reinforces knowledge
of multiplication tables.
- Fibonacci Sequence -
This sequence is also easy to work out, as it
only involves addition (includes worksheet).
- Fibonacci
Challenges -
Explore the Fibonacci using this Smart Notebook
file. Contains slides to introduce the sequence,
and challenges for children to try.
- Digital Root Patterns
- Part 1 - Digital roots provide lots of
opportunities to find patterns (worksheet and
instructions included).
- Digital Root Patterns
- Part 2 - Designed as a follow-on from
the above activity, Part 2 involves creating
visual patterns using the number patterns found
in Part 1.
- Kaprekar's Sequence -
Kaprekar's sequence is easy to use, and produces
some very interesting patterns.
- Kaprekar's
Challenges -
Explore Kaprekar's Sequence, with this Smart
Notebook file. Includes instructions and challenges
for children to complete.
- Pascal's
Triangle - Another easy sequence which
can be used to find a number of different patterns
(worksheet included).
- Triangular Numbers -
Good for younger children, with a number of possibilities
for extension with older children.
- The 100 Square -
Use the 100 square to find patterns by colouring
in certain squares (includes worksheets).
Submit your own Maths Idea!
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immediately. All ideas submitted here may be added to their own dedicated page
on the site at a later date. Please leave your name so that I can credit your
contribution, if you would like me to.
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