Good morning, welcome to the 1st Monday of the New Year. I wanted to share our Homeschool Resources: Math with you. I would like to ask you to check out the websites and let me know if you’ve used these resources with your students.
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Teaching Ideas – Maths– Grades 1-10, with parental supervision
This UK-based website offers free ideas, activities and worksheets to help educators teach Math (and Science, Geography, History and lots of other subjects as well).
When you get to the site, you’ll see some featured Math Resources and Activities. The age range is in the top right corner of each box. Click ‘VIEW’ to see the worksheet. You can download each one by scrolling past the ads to the red ‘Download’ button. To find worksheets by category, roll over “Math’s” in the red menu bar at the top to find choices that include:
Maths – Learn to understand and solve word problems for a variety of math strands, learn to add and subtract numbers of varying size, get lots of resources to help kids understand fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio and proportion.
Numbers– Practice number sequences, patterns, Fibonacci sequence, Kaprekar’s sequence, Pascal’s triangle, the 100 Square and more.
Geometry – Learn about different shapes and properties of 2D and 3D shapes. Sort shapes, match shapes, discover polygons, triangles, quadrilaterals, tangrams and more.
Measure – Develop estimation and practical measuring skills, learn to calculate perimeter and area as well as the volume of cubes.
There is a great deal of content beyond what’s described above and all of it can be used to supplement Math Studies. You’ll need to bookmark the site and make several visits to thoroughly explore it.
Note: As you explore the site, you may see comments about the resources and activities on the site that are left by visitors. You can post your comments about what you liked and/or offer suggestions for improvement too.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
