Here are some of the games we have been using recently:
fractions, decimals and percentages
rounding hundreds
rounding tens
rounding thousands
number drop fractions
Place value game
There are problem solving activities available on the nrich website which you can have a go at. You can try the problems and submit your solutions and workings out. The solutions from different people are then displayed on the site.
Remember if you are going to submit your solutions you should follow the same guidelines for the blog and not give your full name or school.
The site has two levels of questions
- lower primary problems are here : http://nrich.maths.org/8842 and solutions here: http://nrich.maths.org/9478
- upper primary problems are here:http://nrich.maths.org/8495 and solutions here: http://nrich.maths.org/9480
Please let me know if you need any help getting started.
I would also like to see any solutions that you find.
Happy problem solving!
I like doing maths. it is very easy to do hard at the same time. all I need to do is believe in myself.
ReplyDeleteI know my times table up to 12.
ReplyDeleteI want to know until 20 this is going to be fun
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9-5 =
5x6 =
8x4=
9x3 =
4x7=
2x9 =
5x5 =
1x8 =
2x6 =
3x7 =
4x8 =
5x10 =
6x3 =
7x10 =
8x5 =
9x9 =
10x10=
53-21 =
10+75 =
43x4 =
they are so easy
ReplyDeleteI realy enjoy maths at home I do a lot of math books sometimes hard sometimes easy but im always learning somthing
ReplyDeleteI am very good in math.
ReplyDeleteI think maths is the best subject if you know you're timetables try this 13 ,14,15,16,17,18,19,and 20 times table you should get hold of the 0 time table
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