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what can i get to support key stage 2-3

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sep1712 · 26/06/2007 20:54

My ds is 7 and just leaving year 2 and going to year 3 in september. I was wondering if anyone knew of any support materials i could use to help him along at home? He really loves doing extra work at home but i'm running out of ideas with my little brain! Is there a big book that i can use to set him work that runs along with what hes doing at school?

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hydrophobia · 27/06/2007 12:19

have been using schofield and sims workbooks for a few years with all dc's - our local library sells them as does other bookshops not too many gimmicks and reasonable cost
range from nursery level up to post year 6 work

sep1712 · 27/06/2007 13:54

cheers i'll have a look around for them

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meandmyflyingmachine · 27/06/2007 13:56

Moving from key stage 1 to 2. Not KS3 - that's secondary.

sep1712 · 27/06/2007 14:05

thanks flying machine, i said moving fron year 2 to year 3. cheers alot

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meandmyflyingmachine · 27/06/2007 14:06

?

sep1712 · 27/06/2007 14:07

hydro, thanks found a great web site that sells them all for £7.50 inc postage. Thanks should keep him busy and stop nagging me.

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Itsuptome · 31/05/2011 14:59

A website trialling in schools for KS2 at the minute is based for children with a bit of fun with Pirates and winning gold. It may help www.keystagetwo.com :)

mrz · 31/05/2011 15:14

sep have a chat to the Y3 teacher see what they recommend (something that compliments the school's methods is best all round).
If the school uses workbooks/sheets then hydro's suggestion may be ok it wouldn't fit in with our teaching however.
In your title you have stated Key Stage 2-3 which is what meandmyflyingmachine meant Hmm

AbigailS · 31/05/2011 19:22

You are right to be selective. A book with a broad level of KS2 would be too complex for a child just leaving KS1. It will be geared for children up to Year 6 and no matter how much your child loves the work, that could put him off for life! A quick chat to hsi current teacher (and new Y3 teacher as mrz suggested) would be best to point you in the right direction, as she/he knows your DS's strengths and weaknesses and can hopefully suggest where it is best to focus.

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