Archives for "November, 2008"
Reception maths worksheet: counting and matching
Here is the second in a series of maths worksheets for very young children dealing with counting and matching. It involves drawing lines joining sets with the same number of birds and worms and comes from the fabulous collection of resources from urbrainy.com. Counting and matching birds p1 Download “Counting And Matching Birds P1”File Size: [...]
Free maths worksheet: subtracting a single digit from a teen
Free subtraction worksheet from mathsblog.co.uk Here is a maths worksheets concentrating on mental methods of subtracting a single digit from a teen. Much work needs to be done with subtracting from 10 before moving on to this. There are really two types of question with these which demand different mental approaches. The first type: eg [...]
News: Memory 4 Teachers
News from mathsblog.co.uk: memory 4 teachers! I know that a lot of the readers of this blog are teachers, so, if you are a teacher in the UK you might have heard about the Memory 4 Teachers project. The project has been developed, in association with LEAs and Teacher Unions, to support teachers and educators [...]
Free maths worksheets: standard written methods of subtraction
Standard written methods of subtraction worksheets from mathsblog.co.uk Written methods of subtraction often cause problems for children and it is important to state that a good mental knowledge of numbers is essential if written methods are going to be grasped successfully. In the UK the standard method of subtraction is often known as decomposition. It [...]
Number Day 2008
Mathsblog supports Number Day 2008 December 4th. . Number Day 2008 is just a month away! Teachers, if your school is not already taking part then why not download your free Number Day Resource Pack? You should already have been sent a pack through the post. Parents: why not ask your school to take part? [...]
Free Y6 maths worksheet: reflective symmetry
Free Y6 maths worksheet: reflective symmetry from mathsblog.co.uk By the end of year 6 children should know and be able to read, write and use the following quite tricky words: Mirror line, line of symmetry, line symmetry, symmetrical, reflect, reflection, translation, axis of symmetry, reflective symmetry. Also they should be able to test for symmetry [...]
Free maths worksheet: ordinal numbers wordsearch
Free maths worksheet from mathsblog.co.uk: ordinal numbers wordsearch Whilst young children are not expected to know the term ‘ordinal numbers’ they are expected to know and understand terms such as first, second, third etc. This is a simple wordsearch using these terms. All the words can be found either going across or down – there [...]
4 times table worksheets
4 times table worksheets from mathsblog.co.uk The 4 times table is a ‘middle of the road’ table which many children never get a secure recall of. It is, of course, double the two times table and all the answers are even. Remember the danger is that some children are taught that they only need to [...]
News: Internet access for low income families
News from Mathsblog.co.uk Internet access for low income families The Government is beginning to put into practice its scheme to ensure that all school age children have computer access at home. They are piloting the scheme in Suffolk and Oldham in February by providing grants to pay for one computer, software, internet access and 3 [...]
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