1. Maths Aims: To explain how maths is taught in Key Stage One. Ways you can support your child’s learning at home.

2. Maths Our philosophy. We aim for children to:  become fluent in the fundamentals of mathematics and apply knowledge rapidly and accurately  reason mathematically  be able to solve problems by applying their mathematics  take ownership of their own learning

3. Up to 1 hour ‘formal’ lesson daily Incidental maths throughout the day  Songs  Rhymes  Games Maths Mental maths activities Practical maths activities Written maths activities

4. Ways to support your child’s maths at home:  Sing counting and number rhymes/songs  Count different objects in groups; 2s, 5s and 10s  Play games (e.g. snakes and ladders, dominoes, dice games, card games, logic and reasoning)  Cooking – measuring out ingredients  Practise telling the time (analogue and digital) Maths

5. Maths: Ways to support homework Practical apparatus 3 X 2 4 X 5

6. 100-square  Count in 2s, 5s and 10s Maths: Ways to support homework

7. Maths: Ways to support homework Place value arrow cards

8. Empty number lines 46 38 28 -8 -10 46 – 18 Partition 18 46 – 8 – 10 Maths: Ways to support homework

9. Progressing to columnar methods Maths: Ways to support homework

10. Maths: Ways to support homework Talk and question  When you’re out shopping  When you’re walking to school  When you’re on a long car journey Ask your child to explain their thinking. Discuss how you work things out.