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Hands-on Maths
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KS1 and 2 oral and mental maths work has never been
so much fun!
Round the Class cards are
22 sets of 30 cards which
focus on particular areas of Maths at KS1 and 2.
Each card features an answer on the left hand side and a question on the right. Each question leads to an answer
on one of the 30 cards... but who has got the card?
To help you differentiate, they feature subtle colour coding to show the levels of difficulty of the answer on the left hand side of the card:
1 yellow parrot - easier
cards for lower attainers
2 green parrots - middle
ability range questions
3 red parrots - more difficult cards for higher attainers
Contents:
Each set of 30 laminated
cards come boxed with instructions
Size:
Each card is A6
Round the Class Cards 5-7 years
Four sets of 30 cards to practise essential KS1 numeracy skills in a lively, motivating way.
Set 1: Numbers to 50
14748 Set £4.99
Set 2: Addition
14749 Set £4.99
Set 3: Subtraction
14750 Set £4.99
Set 4: Measures and Time
14751 Set £4.99
Round the Class Cards 7-9 years
Nine sets of cards featuring questions that develop mental
maths within key areas for Numeracy at lower KS2.
Set 1: Numbers to 100
14753 Set £4.99
Set 2: Addition
14754 Set £4.99
Set 3: Subtraction
14755 Set £4.99
Set 4: Multiplication and
division
14756 Set £4.99
Set 5: Think of a number
14757 Set £4.99
Set 6: Fractions
14758 Set £4.99
Set 7: Shape
14759 Set £4.99
Set 8: Measures
14760 Set £4.99
Set 9: Time problems
14761 Set £4.99
Round the Class Cards 9-11 years
A further nine sets of cards that increase confidence, enhance mental recall and polish existing skills at this
vital stage of your pupils learning.
Set 1: Numbers to 100
14763 Set £4.99
Set 2: Addition
14764 Set £4.99
Set 3: Subtraction
14765 Set £4.99
Set 4: Multiplication and
division
14766 Set £4.99
Set 5: Think of a number
14767 Set £4.99
Set 6: Fractions
14768 Set £4.99
Set 7: Shape
14769 Set £4.99
Set 8: Measures
14770 Set £4.99
Set 9: Time problems
14771 Set £4.99
1. Each child is given a card.
All the cards must be used in
a game, so some children
may have more than one
card if there are less than 30 children in the class.
2. Any child starts by reading
the question on the right hand side of their card. The child with the answer stands up, says the answer aloud and then reads out the question
on their card.
3. This continues until all 30
cards have been read and it loops back to the first child
who asked their question.
The number on their card will be the answer to the final question and therefore the
end of the game.
To find out more about Broadbent products then
call us on 0845 123 7760
for your 2008 catalogue.
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