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Teachers with Y 1,2 and 3 kids can you recommend any maths work books???

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MilaMae · 05/07/2011 18:06

I need to get some for my dc(7,7 and 6) but had a look in WHSmiths and was a bit bemused.

The Carol Vorderman ones are deffo out as looked like total tedium.Some with place value would be good.Just something to keep things ticking over during the hols.

TIASmile

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aries12 · 05/07/2011 18:50

Mental Maths seem good..plenty of exercises to do!

letthembe · 05/07/2011 20:04

As well as books, it's the practical fun side of maths that will help most. Baking together - weighing and measuring quantities, repeat with water plants (using a jug), creating height and weight charts for each other, using real money - plan a tea party (handle the money) and of course there is a multitude of boardgames that are great for maths. My DS learnt numbers 1-100 playing Snakes and Ladders in the Summer holidays before entering reception.

I like the Orchard Toys for educational games and the Puzzle Company also have some good things.

I have also used various Internet games/sites to reinforce maths skills/concepts, particularly Education City and BBC Bitesize.
Have fun with them - they learn better.

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