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Hi. Welcome to mathsblog. My name’s Peter and I have been a teacher for over 30 years as well as a software developer for the last 10.
The site is aimed at parents who are trying to support their children’s maths education at home. This may just be to provide extra help to boost performance at school or provide resources for those dedicated to home schooling.
I will try and do this in three ways:
1. to provide free maths resources for primary children (age 5 to 11)
2. to provide independent information about maths resources, including books, software and sites on the internet, both pay and free sites
3. to provide up to date news about primary maths in the UK.
Please note that all comments and marks out of ten are purely my own opinion.
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Thanks!!
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Hello Peter,
I was wondering if you could possibly do a review of our http://www.mangahigh.com online maths games website – aimed at the UK market for secondary school students (slightly outside your focus on primary school students, but some of the games especially Ice Ice Maybe and Flower Power should be understandable and playable by older primary students).
Feel free to contact me on my email address if you’ve got any questions and if you’ve got any suggestions on how we can improve the service, again please don’t hesitate to let me know.
Rich
Peter,
We have added a blog roll page to our website and would like your permission to post your Maths Blog RSS feed. The post of your article on our page will be limited to the title tag, about the first 220 characters of the description tag (the article), and the link back
provided in the feed. Thank you for considering this request.
Hello,
First of all, I would like to congratulate you on your website, I find it very interesting.
I would like to present you a new mathematics international competition ( http://www.math-exercises-for-kids.com/competition/math-world-cup.php )
Maths for kids ( http://www.math-exercises-for-kids.com ) is a mathematics website for children aged 6 to 11 :
Children can choose from ten levels and different kind of exercises : additions, subtractions, multiplications, divisions, problems, numbers and measuring exercises…
If you think that it can be useful for visitors of your site, you can put a link on your website.
Kind regards,
Nelcy