We have been using the Numicon pegs, Numicon plates and Numicon rods to help us do addition. We know that we could use a range of things to help us, such as bead strings, 100 squares, counting objects, using our fingers. and numberlines.

We know that when we use these resources it helps us to get the answer right, but we can also do a subtraction to check our answer.

 

 This Smartnote book has some pages that we looked at before we worked with the Numicon.

Harewood car show has given me lots of super car shots!

Look for the number on the number plates - 1, 2 and 3 digit numbers.

Look for the symmetry in car designs.

Look for the multiples of 10 on the speedometers.

 

Tim's photographs are superb photographs - but theres still lots of maths! How many wheels in the row of cars, or on the stunt motorbikes?

Enjoy! Enjoy maths!

 

Number plates -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What shapes can you see in this picture?

 

 

Here we are at the bus station. Check the digital and analogue clocks.

Which is the next bus to leave?

How long would you have to wait for it?

 

 

What coins could you put into the machine to pay for 1 can of coke?

How much would you need to put in to pay for 2 cans?

 

Can you think of some other maths questions to go with these pictures?

More pictures to come soon....




Here are some more pictures...

When you look around you, there are so many examples of where you can see maths in action. A visit to the fairground, the market, or a walk in town... just look at all the maths you can see.