maths equivalent to literacymatters website

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Does anyone know of a maths equivalent to the literacy matters website? I have found the breakdown of what gets taught for literacy each week/ term for each year group very helpful. Does anyone know of similar lesson plans/ resources website(s)?

I don't Im afraid but would be interested in hearing what the literacy web site is that you are referring to?

I assume the OP means www.literacymatters.com/
although to be honest it isn't how most teachers work.

www.literacymatters.com

It has lots of weekly planners/ lesson resources, whcih I have found helpful to know what level to pitch at to support my DS.

Nonetheless, I have found it helpful. Do you know of any equivalent maths websites Mrz?

Teachers tend to use the LA support sites to be honest

what a dull site

for maths go for maths games that are based on NC

BBC bitesize maths games are good
mathletics is a great site which maps the NC

HTH

Thank you for your opinion, Activate. Hugely appreciated.

Mathletics you pay for: not interested.

I'm aware of the BBC games. The website format I was seeking is for me; not my DS. I wanted to know what level my DS was being taught at (it's been a long time since I was at school and I don't know how basic one has to get), so I know the level of detail/ assistance I need to explain when he gets stuck.

I wasn't looking for judgments; just advice. Significant difference.

Does the National Curriculum website give you anything useful?

link

oh I'm glad my opinion is appreciated

Most of the LEA websites have lots of fun stuff
but you could try
www.primarytopics.co.uk/maths/calculating/calculating.htm

www.lancsngfl.ac.uk/curriculum/math/index.php?category_id=244

nrich.maths.org/curriculum

www.kenttrustweb.org.uk/kentict/content/numeracy-explorer/activities.html

www.bgfl.org/bgfl/index.cfm?s=1&m=220&p=136,index

nationalstrategies.standards.dcsf.gov.uk/downloader/5988f4963eaa29fc54b66ef8667521c8.doc level 1

nationalstrategies.standards.dcsf.gov.uk/downloader/32f2bc097749f45f7e09a1dc623ee848.doc level 2

nationalstrategies.standards.dcsf.gov.uk/downloader/f26ed1aaddd6ef13c421009d49da18e1.doc level 3

Thanks MumInBeds: that's very useful.

And thanks Mrz. I'm going to be busy!

The last 3 links show what children need to be able to do at each level
how old is your son?

mrz .. is level 1 for year 1? My ds has just turned 6 and I wondered whether they have to be able to do all of level 1 by the end of year 1 or whether that goes into year 2?

The stage a child achieves level 1 varies greatly from child to child. Some may reach it while still in reception and others still be working at this level in Y3 or even older but I would expect most 6 year olds to be working at level 1 (so Y1 early Y2) with a few exceptions higher or lower.

I've tried Mathletics - brilliant. Also downloaded Magical Maths onto my HTC Desire - it's 4 games covering KS1 maths and very useful for a quiet school run too.