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Helping Your Child With Homework

Helping Your Child With Homework. 19 th February 2013. Money. Sorting coins is the first step Value is most important Swap coins Go to the shop Change – counting on approach For addition, subtraction and division put down the decimal place as you go.

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Helping Your Child With Homework

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  1. Helping Your Child With Homework 19th February 2013

  2. Money • Sorting coins is the first step • Value is most important • Swap coins • Go to the shop • Change – counting on approach • For addition, subtraction and division put down the decimal place as you go. • For multiplication, the decimal point jumps into the answer.

  3. Time • Use every opportunity to talk about time. • Days of the Week, Months, Seasons • Buy a watch • Analogue/Digital Clock • Use the TV guide, Timetables • Half an hour, Quarter of an hour • Am/pm • Express digital as analogue, vice versa • 24 hour clock

  4. Match started at 11.50. It lasted 30 mins and there was a 5 min interval. What time did it end? hrs mins hrs mins 3 46 7 40 4 27 1 55 How long does a journey last? ( 09.20 – 12.05)

  5. Problem Solving • What I need to find out? • What am I being asked? • RUDE • Estimating • Rounding • Simplify • Re-phrase • Does it make sense

  6. Problem Solving

  7. First Class • Add or Subtract • A farmer had some sheep. He bought some more. How many has he now? • There was 15 balloons at the party. 4 burst. How many were left?

  8. Second Class Problem • There were 23 birds on a wire. 14 more came along. Then 7 flew away. How many were left on the wire? • John has 25 sweets. Mary has 9 more than John. How many have they altogether?

  9. Third Class Problem • A shopping centre has 86 shops. 48 of them are on the ground floor and the rest are on the first floor. How many are on the first floor? • David had 24 sweets. He shared them with his five friends. How many sweets did each person get?

  10. Fourth Class Problem • Yesterday a bus had 15 passengers on board. 6 people got on the bus at the next stop and 2 got off. 12 got on at the second stop and 9 got off. What day of the week was it? • A farmer bought 500 cabbage plants. He planted 24 rows of cabbage plants with 16 cabbages in each row. How many plants had he left over?

  11. Fifth Class problem • 321 pupils were organised into 11-a-side soccer teams. Were there many children left without a team?

  12. Useful Websites • www.ncca.ie • www.ncca.ie/en/Curriculum_and_Assessment/Parents/Primary/1st_and_2nd_Classes/1st_and_2nd_Classes.html • www.amathsdictionaryforkids.com • www.savvybear.com • www.mathsisfun.com • www.studyladder.com • www.timemonsters.com • Woodlands Maths Zone • www.bbc.co.uk • www.primarygames.co.uk

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