Maths
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Day 1 Activity: Number of the week The number of the week is a 2- digit number The number of the week is half of 20 The number of the week is double 5 The number of the week is one more than 9 The number of the week is one less than 11 The number of the week is 10 Activity: Can you make up a worded problem using the number 10? E.g If a monster had 5 Sweets and it gave its friend 5 sweets how many would the monster have altogether? Can you find all the different ways to make 10? Day 2 Activity: Can you guess the shape of the week? The shape of the week is a 2D shape The shape of the week has 6 sides. The shape of the week has 6 corners. The shape of the week is a Hexagon:
Activity: Can you make a hexagon? Can you go on a hexagon hunt? Day 3 Activity Adding more: Can you practise counting using patterns as you count? For example,
You could extend this further by getting your child to count on and backwards starting on different numbers. Can you support your child to make up simple maths stories in real life scenarios using first, then and now? For example, first there was two children on the bus, then two more got on, now there are four people on the bus. You could play this game using any small world toys e.g using dinosaurs first there was 3 dinosaurs, then 4 more arrived, now there is 7. Can you encourage your child to work out the addition and then have a go at making up their own mathematical story? Day 4 Activity Subtraction Change: Can you watch Kippers Toy Box: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyHXxH_Vq4g Discuss what was happening in the story. The toys kept being taken away. Can you support your child to use simple maths stories to develop subtracting using first, then and now? For example, First the bus had 6 people on, then 5 got off, now there is one person left on the bus. Repeat a similar game to the game used for adding. Day 5 Activity Adding and Subtracting: Can you have a go at the robot addition game? https://www.topmarks.co.uk/addition/robot-addition Can you have a go at the subtraction grid game? https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/subtraction-grids
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