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Resources that may be useful for Maths at Primary School level (ages -> 11/12 year olds) Oct 29
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Vedic Square | MATH or MAGIC!
The Vedic Square is a mathematical recreation which draws interesting number sequences and patterns from a 9x9 grid. You can use it, for example, to make learning multiplication tables a lot more fun for children. 3) Fill in the remaining cells with the multiplication of their row and column values, as shown in Figure B. 4) Reduce any value above 9 to its single digital sum.
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A great investigation for the whole class. I had kids using masking tape, sticks of wood, string, coins, amongst other resources and working collaboratively. At the end they lined up in Height order and gave their value in pennies.
How Tall are You in 1p coins?
Locate two objects in the classroom: one that has symmetry and one that does not. Explain how these objects are different. Why do some objects have symmetry and some objects do not?
Symmetry Activity
Math Worksheets | Printable Math Worksheets for Various Math Topics
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nrich.maths.org :: Mathematics Enrichment :: Monthly Index page::2011 10
This article looks at how images, concrete apparatus and representations can help students develop deeper understandings of abstract mathematical ideas.