1. Welcome to Cardinal Wiseman Catholic School
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Welcome to Cardinal Wiseman Catholic School
How can you support your child in Maths?
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Supporting your child in maths can be achieved more easily than you might think:
Sit and ‘do’ maths with your child
Talk about maths you use in a real-life context e.g. shopping, bank accounts
Look at websites together to help with homework or answer questions
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What will happen today?
You and your child will have a go at some fun maths activities together
You will see how we support your child in school
You will receive some resources to take away to help at home
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4. 24 Task 1 Use all four numbers on the card to make a total of 24.
You can add, subtract, multiply or divide. 24

5. Task 2 Each symbol represents a different number (1-9)
Can you find out which number is represented by each shape?

6. Task 3 Use the multi-link cubes to construct the shapes.
For each of the shapes you have made, work out how many more cubes you need to add to make the shape into a
3 x 3 cube?

7. Show my homework…
Please take a regular look at ‘Show my Homework’ – it informs you about the homework your son/daughter is being set in all subjects
Link to school website

8. How do we know when your son/daughter is ready to move on or needs some help?
Mini whiteboards
Red, amber, green cards
Questioning
Observation of class work
Self and peer assessment feedback
Marking written work
Progress on end of topic test
Marking homework

9. Red and green pens… Teachers mark in red pen Students respond in green
This is another opportunity for teachers and students to converse with each other - students are always encouraged to tell us how they feel about what they are learning – please help them to verbalise this when they are doing their homework.

10. How does school help when students are not making the progress expected?
Teaching assistants in class
Special Maths tutor group
Small group intervention
One to one intervention
After-school classes

11. How does school help when students are not making the progress expected?
Teacher revisits topic
Teaching assistants offer support in class
Opportunity given in class for more practise
Lunchtime/after school support arranged with class teacher
Extra homework to ensure student has mastered skills.
One-to-one tuition enrolment

12. Resources to help at home…..
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Resources to help at home…..
‘Booklet’
Websites
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13. Thank you for coming today.
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Thank you for coming today.
We would appreciate you taking a few moments to complete the feedback sheet.
and finally ….
Should you need any help or advice in the future, do not hesitate in contacting the Maths department.
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.