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Support your child or students with engaging and educational online math games, designed for students from Kindergarten to Grade 8.
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Please enable cookies and JavaScript for the best experience on this website. Play these fun Maths Games for 7-11 year olds These fun learning games for kids involve a wide variety of ordering and sequencing numbers activities.They provide opportunities both to recognise a number sequence and complete sequences of numbers.
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Basic Facts Practice
In Year 4 students are expected to be achieving at the end of Level 2 of the curriculum. This means they will be achieving at Math stage 5. Students working at this level should know the following in regard to their maths basic facts knowledge.
Students will...
There is an exceptionally good basic facts website that you can use with your child to practice their basic facts knowledge at their level. You can also use this website to extend your students basic facts knowledge.
In Year 5 students are expected to be achieving within Level 3 of the curriculum. This means they will be achieving within Math stage 6. Students working at this level should be working towards gaining a full understanding of the following maths basic facts knowledge.
Students will...
There is an exceptionally good basic facts website that you can use with your child to practice their basic facts knowledge at their level. You can also use this website to extend your students basic facts knowledge.
In Year 6 students are expected to be achieving at the end of Level 3 of the curriculum. This means they will be achieving within Math stage 6. Students working at this level will have a complete understanding of the following in regard to their maths basic facts knowledge.
Students will...
There is an exceptionally good basic facts website that you can use with your child to practice their basic facts knowledge at their level. You can also use this website to extend your students basic facts knowledge.
TIPS FROM THE TEACHER
TIP 1: Make lunch together –and make the sandwiches in different shapes. Can they cut their sandwich in half? Can they cut the other sandwich in half a different way?
TIP 4: Make paper darts and change the weight so that they fly differently, work out which is the best design
create a repeating pattern (e.g kōwhaiwhai patterns) to fill up a page or decorate a card.
TIP 7: Plan for a special event on a budget; e.g afternoon tea for a grandparent, teacher or family friend or make water balloons and see how far you could throw them (outside!!) and how far the water splatters.
TIP 10: Count forwards and backwards (starting with numbers like these fractions: ¼ , ½ , ¾ , 1, 1¼ , 1½ then back again) or talk about large numbers in your environment e.g., computer game scores, distances
TIP 2: Play card and board games that use guessing and checking, or do complicated jigsaw puzzles, or cook or bake – use measuring cups, spoons (½ and ¼ teaspoon) and scales.
TIP 5: Play mathematics "I Spy" – something that is ½ a km away, something that has 5 parts hide something from each other and draw a map or hide several clues – can you follow the map or the clues and find it?
TIP 8: Collect the family and whānau birthdays and put in order – make a reminder calendar for the year or bake and follow a simple recipe (scones, pikelets).
TIP 11: Talk about the phases of the moon and link these to the best times for fishing/planting
talk about the patterns in the night sky – summer and winter. What changes and why?
TIP 3: Collect boxes from around the house. Unfold them and see if you can make them up again or make it into something else.
TIP 6: Remember, the way your child is learning to solve mathematics problems may be different to when you were at school. Get them to show you how they do it and support them in their learning.
TIP 9: Look through junk mail and find the most expensive and cheapest item advertised or make into strips to make a woven mat, or make a roster for jobs around the house.
TIP 12: Look at the nutrition table on food labels – how much fat, sugar, salt - and decide on the healthiest choice and practice their times tables.