This week’s game, “Divide and Score”, is aimed at the Foundation phase, and looks at the concept of division.
In this phase children are expected to solve practical problems involving the sharing and grouping of numbers, including problems with remainders (how many are left over?).
This edition’s activity is called “Know the Code”. It is aimed at the intermediate phase and focuses on the correct vocabulary associated with each operatrion (addition, subrtaction, multiplication and division).
This weeks game is aimed at the foundation phase. It introduces three basic operations; addition, subtraction and multiplication. The focus of the game is to get learners to begin to understand the concepts of the operations and how they are linked.
“Know your Place” is a poster for the classroom, as well as a game. It is aimed at children who are in the intermediate phase. The focus is on place value. It is vital for the learners to understand how the number system works.
In this edition of ReadRight the activity is called “Patterns are Everywhere”. This activity is for children in the foundation phase and teaches them to begin to look at shapes and colours. Learning about patterns is a vital concept, it teaches children to identify, describe, extend and create patterns. Please download this fun activity for your classroom.
This week’s game is called “Investigating Number Patterns”. The aim is to encourage intermediate learners to look for patterns, differences between numbers and sequences. This activity will explore simple patterns and more complex ones.
This year the Maths section has become an invaluable numeracy resource that will alternate between the foundation and intermediate phases. Each issue will either consist of a poster or a game.
In this edition of Maths there are two tricky triangle puzzles, plus a fun sudoku puzzle.
This edition of Maths has a cool shape sudoku puzzle and other great activities.
