Archives for "December, 2008"
5 times table worksheets
Free maths worksheets from mathsblog.co.uk The 5 times table is often thought of as one of the easier tables to learn and there are a couple of hints that can make it easier for children. The first is that all the answers must end in either 5 or zero. The second is that the five [...]
Number Day 2008
Mathsblog supports the NSPCC on Number Day 2008. The sad fact is that 32,000 children in the UK are on child protection registers and are known to be at risk of abuse right now. They need your support. Help continue the valuable work of the NSPCC and take part in Number Day 2008. It is [...]
News: urbrainy launches maths games
If you are looking for bright, colourful worksheets and resources for very young children then urbrainy.com is one site you must visit. They have launched the first of their interactive maths games this week. The site is developing into an excellent resource with plenty of free stuff for young children beginning their understanding of maths. [...]
Free Y5 maths worksheet: very large numbers
Free maths worksheet from mathsblog.co.uk Once again we have a maths worksheet which needs a very good understanding of place value to answer correctly. Dealing with numbers up to millions is not easy for children: many never succeed in being able to read them correctly. Whilst the second part of the worksheet requires a calculator, [...]
mychild
Review of mychild from mathsblog.co.uk Mychild is a website for parents. It offers a huge amount of help including parenting advice, worksheets and resources. Some of these are free but they also offer a subscription service. Whilst this isn’t cheap it does come with some excellent resources across the curriculum and includes magazines and CDs. [...]
Free maths worksheet: standard written method of addition of 2-digits
Free maths worksheet from mathsblog. This is the first maths worksheet on addition using the standard method. It must be pointed out that usually 2-digit addition should be tackled ‘in your head’. The example on the first page can be done by adding 50 to 76, making 126 and then subtracting 1 making 125. However, [...]
Free Y3 maths worksheet: properties of quadrilaterals
Free maths worksheet from mathsblog.co.uk: properties of quadrilaterals. The term quadrilateral is often misunderstood and confused with the term rectangle. A quadrilateral is any flat shape which has four straight sides. The angles do not have to be right angles. Rectangles and squares are special cases of quadrilateral. Look out for quadrilaterals all around you [...]
Free maths worksheet: subtracting 9 from 2-digit numbers
Free maths worksheet from mathsblog.co.uk Here is another worksheet for subtraction; this time subtracting 9 from 2-digit numbers. The usual method to do this in your head is to take 10 and then add 1. So 56 – 9 is done in two steps: 56 – 10 = 46 46 + 1 = 47 56 [...]
Free Y3 maths worksheet: counting on (teens)
Free maths worksheet from mathsblog.co.uk Counting on is a very powerful tool when using mental methods of calculating. This worksheet concentrates on counting on a teen number to a number in the hundreds and can be seen as an addition problem (143 + 16). The usual method of doing this requires the ability to partition [...]
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