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• Maths worksheet: Year 5 negative numbers (1)

  
  Maths Blog — Authority: 125
  Children are most likely to come across negative numbers when using a calculator and they are usually taught about them in the context of measuring temperature. Number lines are also very helpful as they show that numbers continue after zero when counting down. Here we have a maths worksheet which asks for a series ...
  21 hours ago

• Where is it?

  
  CREATE READERS — Authority: 416
  By Bobbie Kalman Published by Crabtree Publishing Company, 2008 Series: Looking at Nature This is a book in the "Looking at nature" series by Bobbie Kalman that introduces children to concepts such as position, size, shape, patterns and colour through examples in nature. This is a book to share with young children ...
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• Wolfram|Alpha, the Computational Knowledge Engine

  
  KnowIT — Authority: 122
  We’re all used to turning to Google if we have a question and we usually get some pretty good results. But if your question involves computation or numbers, then it might be worth taking a look at a new service, Wolfram|Alpha . It’s not technically a Search Engine, as Google is. Rather it’s a Computational ...
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• "Up to" of the week

  
  Mark Wadsworth — Authority: 144
  From the BBC : More than 300,000 families use them to save up to £2,400 a year through tax relief on the cost of childcare... It involves parents sacrificing up to £243 of their salary - before tax and national insurance are taken off - in exchange for electronic "vouchers" which are then paid to ...
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• Asbestos - Interlude / Tides (Live) The Fighting Cocks, Kingston - 08.11.09

  
  Peoples-Blog: Mesothelioma & Asbestos Cancer — Authority: 142
  From Asbestos’ First show in London 08.11.09 www.myspace.com
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• Maths Hints

  
  Homeschooling4Christ — Authority: 134
  If your children are having trouble with long multiplication or division, try this simple trick: Place a piece of lined paper on its side, and place each individual digit into one of the spaces. This makes completing the problem so easy.
  2 days ago

• Maths – Descent [Holy Roar]

  
  the // sonic // minefield — Authority: 119
  Maths have been on my radar for a while after releasing a quality split EP last year with Throats on Holy Roar, it set my stereo on fire with pure energy and relentless passion. They utilise the screamo tools of shredding guitar riffs and as the name suggests a throat bursting vocal delivery. They couple that with a ...
  2 days ago

• Maths Worksheet: Dividing by 10 with decimals

  
  Maths Blog — Authority: 125
  Today’s maths worksheet is all about mental arithmetic. It looks at dividing numbers by 10 where the answers involve decimals. The key to understanding division by 10 is also the key to understanding place value: that is, if a digit moves one place to the right it becomes ten times less. So all you have to do to ...
  2 days ago

• Math Nook: Counting Money

  
  iLearn Technology — Authority: 124
  What it is: Math Nook is a website with a collection of great flash based math games.  Counting Money is a fun little game from this website.  In this game students man a cash register and are given a target number to give change for.  This game allows for multiple solutions.  For example, if the target is ten ...
  2 days ago

• New Look For Maths Blog

  
  Maths Blog — Authority: 125
  It has needed it for a while and now MathsBlog has a new look. We hope that it helps you with using the site as it was becoming rather cumbersome to use. Stay tuned for more updates as we are working on better ways for you to access the free resources. If you have any thoughts or comments on the new layout and design ...
  3 days ago

• withlove-amz:GOODBYE DISCRETE MATHS!My most...

  
  Taufiq — Authority: 141
  withlove-amz : GOODBYE DISCRETE MATHS! My most dreaded/hated/weakest subject… I’ll never have to see it again! Yes, I am taking joy in tearing up the textbook. Why didn’t I think of this earlier? *Goes off to tear up his Maths textbook*
  3 days ago

• Possibility space worksheet

  
  bodmas blog — Authority: 112
  Scroll down for scientific poster stuff Download a one side worksheet on possibility spaces in probability [ PDF ]. The worksheet has an example of throwing two dice and adding the scores, and tries to explain why there ate 36 equally likely outcomes, of which six happen to give a score of 7. The first version ...
  4 days ago

• opportunity to speak to several parents regarding learning to read for kids

  
  Thar She Goes — Authority: 160
  At a recent home schoolers gathering, I had the opportunity to speak to several dads regarding ways to imagine “Outside the Books”, when it comes to our homeschooling. I was not suggesting never using textbooks or varying programs, but more accurately, helping them understand that there are plenty of paths to ...
  4 days ago

• The Difference Between Prisms & Pyramids

  
  The Teacher Toolbox — Authority: 118
  I’ve just finished a couple of posters for the lil guy I’m working with on the difference between prisms and pyramids. You can print this pyramid poster out A4 from my site. There are also ten other maths posters on the page which were viewed 11 506 during October. Feel free to see if you can use them.
  4 days ago

• Skills for bills

  
  Perfect Argument — Authority: 153
  Dividing the restaurant bill will never cause arguments again, with Matt’s “Meal Units”. Matt Parker has devised a set of calculations that he hopes will ease some of the dilemmas of modern life, and save people money into the bargain. The TDA is using the films to encourage more of the right kinds of people ...
  5 days ago

• This weeks notes etc.

  
  Etre moral, etre sincere — Authority: 112
  I guess I was not a good blogger this week. I had too many things on my mind, I guess. Tim had a flu, possibly swine flu, which is now over, thanks to Tamiflu tm and my nursing. In my free time I was writing down some new results, and it was progressing very slow because its that kind of a paper where you just have ...
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• Does Your Primary Tutor Have These Skills?

  
  jaysdad.com — Authority: 466
  The successful primary tutor is able to relate to the student at their own level. This involves an understanding of their age and also their ability. Spend some time finding out what interests your student out of school. What pastimes do they enjoy? Find out about any pets they have at home and their siblings. Discuss ...
  5 days ago

• Interesting Stuff: Early November 2009

  
  The Outer Hoard — Authority: 110
  Here are my picks from the most interesting articles that have come my way since last time. Quite a lot of astronomy this time (which is as likely to be due to my mood as due to the science), so I’ve split it in two. Also some linguistics and biology and other usual suspects. Astronomy and Physics (large bodies): ...
  5 days ago

• Coming soon: Division and negative numbers

  
  Maths Blog — Authority: 125
  When children begin division they usually write the question with a remainder. However, remainders can be written as fractions, making a more accurate and complete division answer. This is usually introduced in year 4 and we have an excellent worksheet coming up next week on division with remainders written as ...
  6 days ago

• Math(s) Joke!

  
  Natalia Yanchak's Blog — Authority: 110
  I made a math (or maths, for you English) joke today via email. My mom sent myself, my sister and uncle the following message On 5-Nov-09, at 5:10 PM, Ursula Yanchak wrote: cleaned out 1/2 of a file drawer. Threw out 98% of the STUFF in it To which I replied: On 5-Nov-09, at 5:16 PM, Natalia Yanchak wrote: ...
  1 week ago

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