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Tag Archives: relationships
Progression in Number Ranges at First Level
The post yesterday was related to making sense of part-whole addition and subtraction strategies that pupils use and showed some examples of these with concrete materials and visual representations as well as exploring the mathematical properties that underpin them. The … Continue reading
Making sense of missing number problems… at Early Level!!!
Hopefully that’s got your attention! The mystery of why missing number problems are so maddening for many pupils is not really so mysterious when you begin to unpick why they might be having difficulties with them. From experience, and this … Continue reading
Posted in early years, Teaching
Tagged equals, equivalence, missing number, relationships
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Maths Week Scotland – Monday’s Challenge
This activity has been inspired by the work of John Mason’s More/Less Grids and is almost an exact replication of his original More or Less Perimeter and Area Task. The original task can be found here with other ideas for … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching
Tagged area, Going Deeper, Maths Week Scotland, More/Less Grids, perimeter, primary, problem solving, relationships, secondary
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