Daily Maths

This week we are doing some consolidation work. We are going to be focusing on number bonds and recalling these facts really quickly.

We've made a video to introduce the challenge each day. Following the video please complete the challenge practically (using objects) and using the worksheet. Please also practise our week-long challenge to learn the number bonds rhyme.

Your child might be really quick at recalling these already so we’ve put some extra challenges and some further activities but our aim this week is rapid recall of the pairs of numbers that make 10.

Whole Week Challenge

We often learn through song and rhyme to help recall facts. Here is a number rhyme for the bonds to 10. Can you learn it?

Five and five can dance and jive.

Four and six, together we can fix.

Three and seven are a match made in heaven.

Two and eight will have to wait.

One and nine complete the rhyme.

Zero and ten make ten again.

Numbots

We're lucky to have access to the brilliant game 'Numbots'.

If you find your child has a spare 5-10 minutes a day to work on their maths skills, this is a perfect way for them to play their way up the levels! Simply click the link to play - https://play.numbots.com/#/intro

If you need any help accessing your child's account, please drop us an email and we'll be keen to help.

To practise number bonds to 10, click on 'challenges' and look for challenge number 5 ' Number Bonds to 10'.

Monday 8th February

What is a number bond?

Watch the video as Mrs McDonald reminds us what a number bond is.

Now it’s your turn. You will need:

• You will need 10 things to make up 10. This could be lego, buttons, bottle tops, anything!
• A tens frame – draw your own or download one here.

Use your resources to make all the number bonds to 10 using a tens frame and write the number sentences. Please upload photos of your practical work to Evidence.Me alongside any worksheets.

Challenge

Are you confident with using a tens frame to make number bonds to 10? Download these mastery challenges:

Further Activities

If you'd like more practise, why not play this Koala Karts game: https://www.mathplayground.com/ASB_Koala_Karts.html

Tuesday 9th February

Today we are going to practise using the part, part, whole model to find 10. Watch as Mrs McDonald demonstrates this.

Now it’s your turn. You will need:

• You will need 10 objects. This could be lego, buttons, bottle tops, anything!
• A part, part, whole model – draw your own or download one here.

Use your part, part, whole model and objects to find all 11 number bonds to 10. Please upload photos of your practical work to Evidence.Me alongside any worksheets.

Now download the worksheet and complete the bonds to 10:

Challenge

Are you confident with using the part, part, whole to make number bonds to 10? Download these mastery challenges:

Further Activities

If you'd like more practise, here's a further challenge:

Wednesday 10th February

Today we are going to practise using the bar model model to find number bonds to 10.

Challenge

Are you confident with using the bar model to make number bonds to 10? Download these mastery challenges:

Further Activities

If you'd like more practise using the bar model to make number bonds to 10, try this game: http://www.ictgames.com/saveTheWhale/

Thursday 11th February

Don't forget to keep practising Mrs McDonald's rhyme for number bonds to 10. How quick are you getting at recalling the number bonds to 10?

Today we are looking at fact families.

Further Activities

If you'd like more practise using number bonds to make fact families, try this game:

Friday 12th February

How quickly can you recall the number bonds to 10? Play some games to challenge your recall of these facts.

You will need numeral cards 0 - 10.

For snap, you will need two or three packs.

Make your own or download here:

Speed Challenge

How quickly can you complete the number bonds sheet? Can you answer it all from memory?

Challenge

Numbots

To practise number bonds to 10, click on 'challenges' and look for challenge number 5 ' Number Bonds to 10'.

To practise number bonds to 20, click on 'challenges' and look for challenge number 9 ' Number Bonds to 20'.

If you need any help accessing your child's account, please drop us an email and we'll be keen to help.

Further Activity

Are you speedy with your recall of the number bonds to 10?

Challenge yourself: use your number bond knowledge to play these game with number bonds to 20.