FHTMaths

supporting the development and sharing of leading practice in maths

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

We made the tens step squad up to 49. 1225 tens. Or 12250. Looks a bit like @numberblocks number 3!

[Miss Smith @MissSmi98448748]

A great evening at the Maths Teach Meet! Thank you to those that attended the Y2 workshop on numbers facts 🧮 @FHTMaths #numberfacts #ncetm #bondswithin10 #numberrelationships #fluency #primarymaths

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

@missneedham97 @RussynCast This is amazing! Thank you!!!

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

Interested in becoming a mastery specialist teacher? Quite possibly the best maths CPD going and a great way to further your career...
https://t.co/62JxXALrU7

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

These are absolutely fabulous- can’t recommend them highly enough!

[Gareth Metcalfe @gareth_metcalfe]

I've put together this page with two strategy/calculation games for KS2 children (top) and two of my favourite calculation games to play with Y1-Y3 children (below). Wonderful for improving calculation fluency and good fun! https://t.co/yVYgXkN4Kn

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

A bit of #hometasking fun at casa fhtmaths

[Cal Armstrong @calarmstrong]

Look at this #mtbos champ: @traciteacher and her #mathwalk chalkwork
https://t.co/hdVr1yGTGg

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

Need some inspiration for fun tasks during the lockdown? Look no further!

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

@RussynCast @ILSCITT The Wild Hunt by Tallest Man on Earth has been on pretty heavy rotation at Casa Maths during the lockdown. Which was the Mark Lanagan record you were recommending @RussynCast?

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

Mine is 27. We all know 3 is a magic number, and I'm going to make the bold claim that 27 is threeier that three:
3 x 3 x 3 = 27
30 - 3 = 27
27 -> 2+7 = 9 = 3 x 3

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

And a final question - stolen from the fantastic @alexbellos:
What's your favourite number and why?

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

Possibly my favourite website in the world, showing that maths is everywhere - https://t.co/U2RG0tK4sC
Talk about the maths in the pictures. Can you see a calculation? Can you find or make your own maths picture?

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

@MrsBatesTeaches Day 4 - What's the most creative way you can show a quarter?

Day 5 - https://t.co/5LpF37LkBj

Have fun!

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

@MrsBatesTeaches Day 3 - https://t.co/r0R2OIXb0o (think we might have used this one in a SCITT session1)

or

Can you design a picnic that could be halved?

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

@MrsBatesTeaches Day 2 - Show half using:
•Toys
•Things you can find in the kitchen
•Things you can find in the garden

or

https://t.co/4V7MCSOrTf

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

@MrsBatesTeaches If you want to follow up any of the lessons...

Day 1 - Go on a hunt around your house and garden. Can you find things that have been split into equal parts? Can you find things that have been split into unequal parts?

or

https://t.co/NvfTWxWaN5

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

Apologies for missing the capital F in find. Losing learning already!

[FHTMaths @FHTMaths]

And not to be outdone, the wonderful people @nrichmaths are reshaping their website to make it more accessible to home learning. find out more here -->
https://t.co/Z8QvlkRVaI

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Teachers out there, you are probably all over this, but if you haven't seen it @WhiteRoseMaths home learning is quite brilliant. Get your kids on this - sequential, accessible, not daunting to parents - ticks every box imaginable. https://t.co/C2vknn4M71