Good morning,  I’ve just been given some maths resources that I felt would be useful for primary 2.  Please have a look at the following if you wish;

Khan Academy –   khanacademy.com/math 

Free sign-up. Contains lots of structured numeracy and maths activities including;  Video Tutorials, Follow Up Questions ​and Quizzes. ​

Khan Academy Kids https://khankids.zendesk.com/hc/en-us can only be downloaded as an app on some devices (may be more suitable for P1/2) ​

​Content for P1 on Khan Academy can be found in the pre-school and K-2nd Grade section but note that this section covers all the way up to P4.​

• Content for P2-P4 on Khan Academy can be found in the K-2nd Grade Section​
• Content for P5-P7 on Khan Academy can be found in the 3rd Grade, 4th Grade and 5th Grade Sections​

If you use the quiz section, this will give the learner an idea of what they can do confidently and what they may need to learn/revisit. The Khan Academy then suggests the content that would be useful for them to work on. These are marked with a yellow star. ​

Mathplayground​ (Early to Second Level)

https://www.mathplayground.com/​

An extensive range of maths games covering  addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, money and time, ratio, pre-algebra and geometry​.  It also features a range of step by step teaching videos on a range of concepts including data handling, multiplication and division, area and perimeter, and fractions​

Greg Tang​

https://www.gregtangmath.com/​

A range of games from (Early through to Second Level ) including:-​

​Ten frame Mania – counting and place value          

Minus Mania – negative numbers​

Numtanga (Junior) – counting, place value and number identification​

Numtanga – fractions, money and measurement

​Number Blocks

https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/shows/numberblocksVideos of episodes can also be found on youtube EARLY LEVEL ​

The aim of the Number Blocks series is to introduce concepts of number to support early mathematical understanding. ​

​To support the Numberblocks Series, the National Centre for Excellence in Teaching mathematics (NCETM) have produced materials to be used in conjunction with the Numberblocks episodes. https://www.ncetm.org.uk/resources/52060 ​

They highlight and develop the key mathematical ideas that are embedded in the programmes. ​

​Each set of materials comes in the form of a PowerPoint file, and includes: ​

Practitioner Notes, consisting of an episode description, the maths in the episode and the use of mathematical language. ​

Talk and Discuss Together provides a set of slides, designed to be used with children after they have watched the episode. ​

Enabling Environments gives suggestions for extending the mathematics into the wider Early Years environment where children engage in meaningful activity and explore mathematical concepts. ​

Overviews of each series, their storylines and the mathematics addressed, are available as downloadable PDFs.

I know this is a lot of information, but thought that maybe you would want to have a look at some of these.

Regards

Ms Gavin x

Good morning Primary 2, I hope you are all well.