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Here are some maths ideas you could try at home:
Here are some maths ideas you could try at home:
Counting tasks around the home
Counting tasks around the home
How many spoons are in the drawer?
How many spoons are in the drawer?
How many forks are there?
How many forks are there?
How many spoons and forks are there altogether?
How many spoons and forks are there altogether?
How did you work out the answer?
How did you work out the answer?
How many knives are there?
How many knives are there?
How many pieces of cutlery are there altogether?
How many pieces of cutlery are there altogether?
Money
Money
Do you know what all our coins look like, and how much they are worth?
Do you know what all our coins look like, and how much they are worth?
How much money is in the money box/purse/bag?
How much money is in the money box/purse/bag?
If I have six 2p coins, what is the total value of my coins? (Vary the coin and the amount of coins)
If I have six 2p coins, what is the total value of my coins? (Vary the coin and the amount of coins)
Each bar of chocolate costs 20p, how much would 4 bars cost? Explain how you worked out the answer.
Each bar of chocolate costs 20p, how much would 4 bars cost? Explain how you worked out the answer.
I bought a book which cost £3.99, I paid with a £5 note. How much change was I given?
I bought a book which cost £3.99, I paid with a £5 note. How much change was I given?
Triangles
Triangles
What do you know about triangles?
What do you know about triangles?
How many sides do they have?
How many sides do they have?
How many corners?
How many corners?
Describe an isosceles triangle.
Describe an isosceles triangle.
How is it different from a right-angled triangle and a scalene triangle?
How is it different from a right-angled triangle and a scalene triangle?
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