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We have included resources for all age groups and topics. These include revision work, examination work, practical maths and pages on How Maths is Taught. On this page we have set out just a few examples of the hundreds of maths worksheets available on Parents in Touch.
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Children of this age need a variety of methods to reinforce and stimulate the concepts being taught. It is alwats easier to help children with concentration if the work is colourful and enjoyable. This work should be done practically and in small groups.
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Number topic for foundation stage
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Exploring shape and colour for FS
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This is the basis of all mathematical concepts and a solid foundation in this is necessary.
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Decomposition subtraction 3
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Worksheet sharing and grouping-division
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It is a good idea if measurement is taught practically by estimation and reinforced on paper.
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FS worksheet on measuring
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Place value is essential in understanding the concepts of number.
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Place value hundreds, tens, units
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Fractions are used in everyday life and help in understanding percentages.
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Worksheet 8-Fill the correct fraction
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Percentage of amount problems
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Fraction questions Key stage 2
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Data handling is a visual way of displaying mathematical statistics.
Twelve hour and twenty four time are both used in everyday life.
Maths is fun and it always helps to have a challenge.
Jigsaws are the first introduction to shape and symmetry is an attribute of shape or relationship of one object to another.
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Exploring shape and colour for FS
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Revision of shape for KS1
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Understanding the basic concepts of money will stand children in good stead for the future.
Mental maths helps in all aspects of life.
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Mental arithmetic for KS3
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Equations start with addition and progress to algebra and then to linear and simultaneous equations.
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Solving simultaneous equations
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Introduction and how to teach equations
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Linear and simultaneous equations
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Key stage 2 English skills
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Revision reinforces learning and gives children confidence when approaching exams.
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Maths ideas for using at home
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Revision ideas for ks1 maths
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KS3 and 4 maths are a continuation of the foundation work covered in earlier years.
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Sequences and the nth term 2
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Questions on angles for KS3
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Area teaching ideas for KS3
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Questions for year 7 maths
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General maths
There are pages to be used as reference for everyone.
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Key ideas in the teaching of number
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A dictionary of mathematics
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Chart for help with maths revision
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You will find papers for most examinations on Parents in Touch.
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Maths paper for entry to Prep school at 7
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Revision & guidance for KS1 maths SATS 2
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11+ Maths multichoice Paper 4
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Maths optional-type Year 3
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Progress tests 2006 maths 1
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AQA GCSE Maths Intermediate 1 2007
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