On Wednesday 10th June 2015, the upper school took part in Numicon workshops. This allowed the children and teachers to become more familiar with this new maths resource and discover ways in which it could be used to support and further develop their mathematical knowledge and skills. The pupils thoroughly enjoyed using the new materials and can’t wait to incorporate and adapt the activities in their daily maths lessons.
- Mr Macleod helping the children find equal quantities
- Mr Macleod helping the children find equal quantities
- Bullseye!
- Addition using Numicon
- Addition and rounding
- Making patterns
- Making patterns
- Sorting the Numicon by size and shape and fitting it all back together
- Sorting Numicon by size, colour and shape
- Sorting Numicon by size, colour and shape
- Using the balance to find different ways of making the same number
- Making symmetrical patterns
- Creating repeating patterns
- Using the balance to find equal quantities
- How many ways can you make 100?
- Who will win the swimming race by counting in multiples of 10?
- Addition archery
- Miss Law’s and Miss Comb’s classes worked together
- Who will finish first?
- How many ways can you make…… ?
- And the winner is…….
- Some children were able to adapt the activities and use them to practise other skills and knowledge
- Repeating patterns