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Numeracy

If you’ve always believed that learning Maths should
be fun – then Philip & Tacey’s 2006 resources are just the range for you!

For Early Years and Year 1, the Big Frog Pond: Numeracy
is a large vinyl floor mat with games which are sure to make
a big splash in any numeracy lesson. At KS2, you can have just as much fun learning about equivalents and money (Sterling and Euro) with Mr Numbervator’s Active Maths Mats. If you’ve already met Mr Numbervator then you’ll
know that he definitely teaches active maths at its very
best!

Or try starting your lessons with Paul Broadbent’s
Round the Class cards. Using cleverly differentiated cards, children ask each other questions to help you get round any mixed-ability class at KS1 and KS2.

Another great resource to get your hands on is Dave
Coomb’s Lucky Dip bag. Dip into this at KS2 and you’ll discover a real cross-curricular resource which tests other subjects as well as Numeracy. And if your class enjoy cartoons, then our Maths Munchers will be real stars in your lessons! See how clever Freddie Fish can play lots of games throughout the class to estimate angles, while Max the Caterpillar can munch on his apple to explain fractions, decimals and percentages.

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	Numeracy If you’ve always believed that learning Maths should be fun – then Philip & Tacey’s 2006 resources are just the range for you! For Early Years and Year 1, the *Big Frog Pond: Numeracy* is a large vinyl floor mat with games which are sure to make a big splash in any numeracy lesson. At KS2, you can have just as much fun learning about equivalents and money (Sterling and Euro) with Mr Numbervator’s *Active Maths Mats. If you’ve already met Mr Numbervator then you’ll know that he definitely teaches active maths at its very best! Or try starting your lessons with Paul Broadbent’s Round the Class* cards. Using cleverly differentiated cards, children ask each other questions to help you get round any mixed-ability class at KS1 and KS2. Another great resource to get your hands on is Dave Coomb’s *Lucky Dip* bag. Dip into this at KS2 and you’ll discover a real cross-curricular resource which tests other subjects as well as Numeracy. And if your class enjoy cartoons, then our *Maths Munchers* will be real stars in your lessons! See how clever Freddie Fish can play lots of games throughout the class to estimate angles, while Max the Caterpillar can munch on his apple to explain fractions, decimals and percentages.			You may already have some resources for money – but we bet they don’t compare to our *Mathagony Aunt’s Big Magnetic Money! A great value resource with masses of giant magnetic coins for whole class use, as well as accompanying maths symbols and an activity book. If learning tables has ever been an issue for your pupils, then Perfect Times* may well be the answer. Also from Wendy Fortescue-Hubbard (Mathagony Aunt), these cards have already proved to be a best-selling, addictive times tables game. And finally, don’t forget that Philip & Tacey developed and still manufacture *Unifix* – the world’s best selling numeracy manipulative. Just click to find out more about our latest *Magnetic Unifix* resource!