Maths Key Stage One
During Key Stage 1 pupils develop their knowledge and understanding of mathematics through practical activity, exploration and discussion. They learn to count, read, write and order numbers to 100 and beyond. They develop a range of mental calculation skills and use these confidently in different settings. They learn about shape and space through practical activity which builds on their understanding of their immediate environment. They begin to grasp mathematical language, using it to talk about their methods and explain their reasoning when solving problems.
If you can afford the IPAD, this allows children to cover a range of fun maths activities. It works well as there are no 'wrong' answers, just the opportunity to try again until you are successful. This builds confidence and is a great supplement to classroom teaching and tutoring where there is often little time for practise and worksheets can quickly become tedious.
Recommended Websites for KS1 & KS2
If you can afford the IPAD, this allows children to cover a range of fun maths activities. It works well as there are no 'wrong' answers, just the opportunity to try again until you are successful. This builds confidence and is a great supplement to classroom teaching and tutoring where there is often little time for practise and worksheets can quickly become tedious.
Recommended Websites for KS1 & KS2
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