A Minute A Day Mental Maths 2019 Us Edition 42 Photocopiable One Minute Challenges To Improve Mental Maths Skills

Homework without tears!If you are keen to help your child develop their mental maths skills, you will certainly find *A-MINUTE-A-DAY MATHS helpful. A-MINUTE-A-DAY MATHS [US] is not a scheme of work. It is a method of supporting/ fine-tuning the maths work already being undertaken at school. It provides useful evidence that a child really has achieved fluency in a particular skill. It is a no-nonsense way to harness the co-operation of parents and the enthusiasm of the child.The teacher/classroom assistant needs only A-MINUTE-A-DAY to monitor progress, thus preserving valuable teaching time. The book contains 42 photocopiable precision-teaching games, covering an extensive range of mental maths skills.Every game follows the same procedure and requires the child to give 30 correct verbal responses within 1 minute. No writing skills are needed. *A-MINUTE-A-DAY MATHS and its partner A-MINUTE-A-DAY PHONICS have been used extensively throughout the UK since 1999, in both Mainstream and Special Needs schools.

Homework without tears!If you are keen to help your child develop their mental maths skills, you will certainly find *A-MINUTE-A-DAY MATHS helpful. A-MINUTE-A-DAY MATHS [US] is not a scheme of work. It is a method of supporting/ fine-tuning the maths work already being undertaken at school. It provides useful evidence that a child really has achieved fluency in a particular skill. It is a no-nonsense way to harness the co-operation of parents and the enthusiasm of the child.The teacher/classroom assistant needs only A-MINUTE-A-DAY to monitor progress, thus preserving valuable teaching time. The book contains 42 photocopiable precision-teaching games, covering an extensive range of mental maths skills.Every game follows the same procedure and requires the child to give 30 correct verbal responses within 1 minute. No writing skills are needed. *A-MINUTE-A-DAY MATHS and its partner A-MINUTE-A-DAY PHONICS have been used extensively throughout the UK since 1999, in both Mainstream and Special Needs schools.

Part of a progressive course of mental maths, designed to fit in with current maths schemes and covering both oral and mental maths. Pupils work through one double-page spread per week: the right-hand page contains five photocopiable activities and there are ten-minute oral maths activities.

The three photocopiable titles in the Mental Maths in Minutes series provide a systematic approach to teaching and learning number facts. Each Mental Maths sheet is split into four columns - teachers photocopy the sheet, then slice the copies to provide strips of questions to give to the children. The children are timed for one minute and achieve a score according to the number of questions that they get correct. Specific skills such as addition, subtraction, doubling, halving, multiplying and dividing are addressed repeatedly, but each time at a higher level of understanding and children are encouraged to improve upon their own scores.

How many minutes does it take to complete a Maths minute? With 100 day to day activities covering various mathematical strands, this title offers activities that promote the learning of essential maths concepts and skills through practice and reinforcement. It provides teachers notes, record pages and photocopiable pupil reference materials.