Dylan's Maths at Home challenge was to sort through, and put in order, his latest set of books, "Beast Quest", which have been handed down from his brother. He found that there are 31 books in total and he has just started reading Book 1 this week! A great way to link Maths and Reading! Well done Dylan and Good Luck! Mrs Blomeley
Daniel enjoyed his Maths at Home measuring task! Armed with his tape measure, he found the length of different items around the house and recorded them. Well done Daniel and Good Luck! Mrs Blomeley
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More examples of using Maths at Home come from Jake, who has been exploring numbers through weighing food and Cooper, who has been exploring numbers through his calculator on his iPad. Well done boys and Good Luck! Mrs Blomeley
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Abigail has been busy using her maths skills in her baking this week. She used weighing and measuring to make number biscuits and did some maths with them after as well! Those biscuits look delicious Abigail! Well done and Good Luck with the competition! Mrs Blomeley
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Abel used his Maths at Home while baking. He needed 70g of sugar so Abel had to count in 5s from 50 to mark 70g on the scales to help him measure it out. Working out units of measurement is a really important skill to learn so this is very impressive! Well done Abel and Good Luck with your entry! Mrs Blomeley
Mia's Maths at Home challenge looks great fun! She is busy playing shopkeepers with her sister. It involved adding quantities and amounts and handling money and giving change. They also added time into their game as the shop was open at 6pm and closed at 6:15pm! So many aspects of Maths in this game! Well done Mia and Good Luck! Mrs Blomeley
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Courtney is using her bracelets and bows and other items to work out some addition and subtraction questions at home! Using objects is a great way to help with Maths! Well done Courtney and Good Luck with the competition! Mrs Blomeley
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More fantastic examples of using Maths at home. Elwin is sequencing using Lego! A very important skill to learn! Meanwhile, Aubrey is using Maths whilst enjoying Maisie's dance moves! What a brilliant idea! Good Luck to you both and well done! Mrs Blomeley
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Here are our first two brilliant entries to the Maths at Home competition! Firstly, Albert is checking the temperature of his new fridge/freezer and working out the difference between their temperatures of -18 and 3 degress (answer 21 degrees). Meanwhile, Matilda is helping her daddy to make sure the new worktops are straight with the spirit level, checking angles and measuring with a tape measure to cut the plinth. These are both great examples of using Maths at Home! Thank you and Good Luck! Mrs Blomeley
As part of MATHS WEEK ENGLAND 2020, we are hosting a competition based on MATHS AT HOME. We all use Maths at home in some way. For example. telling the time, using scales to measure when cooking and baking, using fractions when slicing cake or pizza and so on. The list is endless! Ask your children for ideas!
