A Rugby World Cup-themed maths challenge for all the family. Here are 10 rugby maths questions, arranged in ascending difficulty. Suitable for 5 year olds to teenagers and grown ups.
Back to school is a chaotic time for families. This year I've set a few resolutions to help our family ease back into the routine.
In Year 4 maths, children begin to explore more complex maths concepts. Don’t get overwhelmed! The best way to support your child is to keep your attitude about maths positive as you tackle Year 4 maths together. Get started by learning more about what your child will be working on.
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Mathematics in Year 3 has more of a times-tables focus. Quick recall of tables is important as children form the foundation for a majority of the work they will cover this year. Find out the 7 key maths skills your Year 3 will cover and get tips to help at home.
In Year 2 maths, children begin to work with larger numbers and develop a stronger understanding of place value. Students also start to learn everyday skills like telling the time, working with money, and measuring. Find out how to support your Year 2 in learning all these new skills.
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Kids need to wind down, relax and have fun over the summer but also be prepared for the return to school in September. Find out how this busy mum walks the fine balance between summer fun and maintaining her kids learning level.
Just in time for summer day trips and long journeys, we round up the best maths games to keep kids (and adults) entertained and while away the hours. "Are we nearly there yet?" Next time you hear this, try some of these.
