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Page Penpals for Handwriting 4
30 i-learn: writing 8
Page i-learn: speaking and listening 10
34 i-read 12
Searchlights for Spelling 14
Cornerstones for Writing 16
Storybook Phonics 18
Phonics Focus 19
Dog and Cat 20
NEW! Cambridge Handwriting (Ruq'ah Arabic Edition) 21
Primary School Chinese Coding Club Mathematics
Apex Maths 22
Page Page NEW! Cambridge Word Problems (Arabic) 24
24 Arabic
21 Arabic
6 Plus
Mult-e-Maths
25
26
Mult-e-Maths Toolbox 27
A Maths Dictionary for Kids 28
Perfect Times 28
Other Subjects Ready to place
Race to Learn 29 an order?
NEW! Primary School Chinese 30 See pages 35-39 for
Minimus and Minimus Secundus (Latin) 32 local contact information
Cambridge Word Cambridge ICT for Starters 33
Problems Handwriting NEW! Coding Club 34
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Colourful Big Books
• Ideal for use with small groups.
• Model letter formations, joins and styles effectively.
• Write-on / wipe-off laminated pages for interactive
teaching.
Gives teachers the • Same objectives but different content from the
CD-ROMs.
confidence to teach a fluent, • Links to high-frequency words to reinforce essential
legible handwriting style! learning.
• Practice feature for pencil control is great for early
finishers.
Penpals for “The interface is bright,
colourful, very interactive,
• Provides consolidation and extra practice for small
groups working with a Teaching Assistant.
Handwriting well organised and simple
Written by: Gill Budgell to navigate for teachers
and Kate Ruttle and children alike.”
Schoolzone “Penpals for Handwriting is the
Series Consultants: Sue Palmer
and Professor Rhona Stainthorp first resource I’ve ever seen that
actually shows you how to teach
Penpals for Handwriting is a complete • Five unique developmental phases provide clear
handwriting...I’ve seen a lot of
handwriting scheme for 3-11 year olds, teaching progression for children aged 3 to 11.
children to use a fast and fluent handwriting • CD-ROMs support interactive, direct teaching to the
very happy children using it.”
style to help them to achieve their potential in whole class using an interactive whiteboard. Teachers TV
writing. • Links to phonics and spelling reinforce essential learning.
Focusing on whole-class teaching using CD-ROMs • Sky-writing and lesson warm-ups develop the fine
Check out
for the interactive whiteboard, and Big Books and gross-motor skills that are crucial for handwriting. our new Arabic
for group work, this scheme will significantly handwriting
improve all levels of handwriting in your school. Pupil Practice
product
Introducing horizontal join to s: w>[
17 Read and write
Practise the join.
these words.
Books
w>[ w>[ w>[ nÿ©w>[ on page 21!
• Reinforcement of work
Teacher Books Write the phrases.
wëi[ i[ groúw>[ writing letter patterns in
• Full planning for whole-class session. context.
• Scope and sequence charts. wëi
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Engaging CD-ROMs
Development
• Animations of letter formations and key joins for a
Penpals
Teacher Pupil Practice
Phase
CD-ROMs Big Book Font CD-ROM
perfect model, taking the pressure off you! Books Books
• Animated sky-writing patterns for practising letters
and joining patterns in the air.
Creative mark-making ➜ Ideal for children aged 3–5, and
suitable for use before and alongside
NEW
any handwriting scheme
• Video exercises for gross and fine motor skills to
➜ Warm up activities to develop fine and
gross motor skills
➜ Teacher-led speaking and listening
sessions, and structured and
unstructured mark-making games
“We have seen a marked improvement
in all children’s handwriting.”
Ages 3-5
prepare pupils for handwriting.
practice Colerne Primary School, Chippenham
Fine and gross motor skills
This CD-ROM complements the Penpals
Foundation 1 Teacher’s Book and audio
CD (ISBN 978-1-84565-171-8)
Visit www.cambridge-hitachi.com/penpals
for a component list, full system
requirements, FAQs and much much more! ➜ Interactive whiteboard activities
➜ Speaking and listening opportunities
Gross & Fine Motor Skills
➜ Gross and fine motor skill activities
For help using Penpals see the booklet, call our technical support team on 01223 325040 or
• Video clips for guidance on correct posture and pencil
email techsupport@cambridge-hitachi.com
and Letter Formation
System requirements MSI package included for easy installation onto your:
Microsoft® Windows® 2000/XP(SP 2)/Vista™ or RM® Community Connect® 3 network
Mac OS® X v.10.3.9/10.4.9 Microsoft® Windows® Server 2000/2003 network
Adobe® Reader® 8.1 (included on CD-ROM)
© Gill Budgell (frattempo) and Kate Ruttle 2007
Software © Cambridge-Hitachi 2007
hold for left- and right-handed pupils. ",'
Gill Budgell Kate Ruttle
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• Teacher notes to support you in directly teaching
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handwriting.
Ages 4-5
• Presentation skills and revision of basic handwriting
issues at Years 5 and 6 (ages 9-11).
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“A brilliant resource for
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teaching handwriting, and
Beginning
Ages 5-6
to Join
a highly appropriate use of
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ICT to enhance the delivery
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of literacy. The CD-ROMs,
designed to be used with
Ages 6-7
an interactive whiteboard,
Securing the Joins
have many excellent features
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and are well worth the cost.”
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Junior Education
Ages 7-8
NEW! Font CD-ROM
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• Fonts are based on the groundbreaking research
of handwriting specialist and designer Rosemary Sassoon.
Practising Speed
and Fluency
Sassoon Penpals Sassoon Penpals Joined*
Ages 8-9
• Provides five versions of Sassoon Cambridge Joiner. Sassoon Penpals
4
Tracker
• A single file which can easily be installed on any
machine on your school network.
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• Teachers and children can make use of it to create
class displays, make name cards, and design their own Sassoon Penpals Joined Line*
Presentation
Sassoon Penpals Line
Ages 9-10
handwriting worksheets.
Skills
5
• Font works in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Powerpoint *Microsoft Word 2010 (PC) and 2011 (Mac) only.
and other programs that support OpenType fonts.
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Interactive DVD-ROMs!
• Each unit has nine focuses, moving your class from • Author videos add immediacy and interest to
Supports ‘Talk for Writing’ enjoying model texts through to planning, writing
and publishing their own work.
non-fiction writing.
i-learn: writing
• Speaking and listening activities are provided throughout.
• Lessons can be easily adapted for two different year • The high quality model texts on each disc have been
“The software really does take groups. written on a variety of inspiring themes - from UFOs
Series Editor: Pie Corbett
children through the writing • 60 pages of teachers notes provide ideas for each unit. and tornado chasing to Egyptian mummies.
A non-fiction writing resource designed
to take a class through the whole writing
process in enjoyable,
process from reading and ‘talk for writing’ interactive steps.”
to practice and assessment for learning. Teach Primary Ages 5-7 Ages 7-9 Ages 9-11
• Each DVD-ROM covers six non-fiction text types. • Teach using the prepared lessons or create your own
personalised lessons with the i-learn Pad – a flexible
• Speaking and listening activities are provided approach that is ideal for teachers.
throughout – from ‘talk for writing’ through to drama
games - to give children confidence in their class. • Includes material for shared and demonstration
writing using the interactive whiteboard, and activities DVD-ROMs
• Unique author interviews for each text type give for individuals or groups of children working at (For PC Only)
children an insight into audience and purpose. computers.
• A thematic approach, including popular topics such
as extreme weather, Ancient Egypt, the unexplained
and newspapers, will fit easily with your existing
planning.
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Setting the scene Learning from models Let’s practise
Each unit begins with a series of fun Your class watches or listens to good Children practise their speaking
activities which introduce the theme. models of speaking and listening. and listening skills in activities
Working from these, children come inspired by on-screen examples.
up with a set of top tips.
i-learn: speaking Systematic teaching of
and listening speaking and listening skills
Let’s practise some more… How did they do? Over to you…
Series Editor: Louise Glasspoole The opportunities for practice Your class assesses the performance The unit ends with an engaging task
• Planned and purposeful opportunities for talk. continue but with more of an (good and bad!) of the children in the with an emphasis on audience and
Supports the explicit and systematic teaching of emphasis on group discussion and video clips. Using their learning from purpose. Children can assess their
• Inspiring models for speaking, listening or drama in
speaking, listening, group work and drama. The each unit. interaction. the unit so far, children analyse the own performance at the end.
software uses videos and interactive activities to clips and suggest improvements.
• The flexibility to rehearse and apply skills in literacy and
inspire children to develop their language skills. across the curriculum.
Ages 5-7 Ages 7-9 Ages 9-11
Good models of speaking and listening are • Teach with the prepared lessons or create your own
presented. Children develop and practise personalised lessons with the i-learn Pad – a flexible
these skills in groups, using techniques such approach that is ideal for teachers.
as snowballing, jigsawing and rainbowing. The • Over 90 videos across the series model good practice and DVD-ROMs
skills learned can be applied to other curriculum provide stimuli for talk. (For PC Only)
areas: e.g. conscience alleys for History or • Opportunities to talk about talk and reflect upon its usage.
debating for Geography. • Planned assessment opportunities. 978-1-845-65207-4 978-1-845-65-208-1 978-1-845-65209-8
• The Teacher Books for each disc include lesson planning,
ideas for differentiation and cross-curricular links.
Teacher
Books
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Every i-read disc offers a selection of original texts enhanced
with audio, video and on-screen activities!
• Bright design and suitable fonts
make on-screen reading a pleasure.
• The easy-to-use toolbar allows
you to highlight and annotate texts.
• Interactive activities consolidate
and extend understanding.
Colourful anthologies!
• Each text is also available in one of
the colourful i-read anthologies.
• Use the anthologies for group
reading or book bags.
Supports shared reading!
i-read
Series Editors: Pie Corbett and
Ann Webley “A very well thought-out product. Ages 5-6 Ages 6-7 Ages 7-8
An easy-to-use resource for teaching essential The package effectively provides
reading skills to the whole class, using an a year's activities, good texts and DVD-ROMs
interactive whiteboard. i-read features fiction, poetry ICT integrated in an effective and (For PC Only)
and non-fiction texts which have been specially
meaningful way.”
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Webley, to engage and delight children. ICT for Education
Anthology
The texts have been enhanced for teaching on • High-quality whole texts from top children’s authors
an interactive whiteboard with features such to foster reading for pleasure. Packs
as audio files, music, sound effects, readings, • Direct teaching of reading – you demonstrate
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dialogues, author interviews and storytelling, different strategies, then the children have a go
video clips, animations and photographs, themselves. Ages 8-9 Ages 9-10 Ages 10-11
questions, glossaries, activities and phonics • Pupil anthologies for fiction, non-fiction and poetry
games, to hone listening skills and help children support guided and independent reading away
from the whiteboard. DVD-ROMs
to engage with the texts.
• Poetry performances from Paul Cookson, Val Bloom (For PC Only)
and others.
Each CD-ROM includes succinct lesson notes to
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support busy teachers, NQTs and Teaching Assistants.
Anthology
Packs
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Product Information
Ages 6-7 Ages 7-8 Ages 8-9 Ages 9-10 Ages 10-11
CD-ROMs
(For PC Only)
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Teacher
Book
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Teach children a range of
Searchlights multi-sensory strategies
for Spelling to support an investigative Pupil Book
Written by: Chris Buckton and Pie Corbett approach to spelling!
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they need to tackle spelling, leaving them free
to compose their written work with speed and
confidence.
The series provides a variety of activities for use Photocopy
in whole-class and independent work, including Masters
dictation tests that build into a complete
narrative and reinforce spelling in practice. 978-0-521-89189-9 978-0-521-89190-5 978-0-521-89191-2 978-0-521-89192-9
• CD-ROMs, Big Books and OHTs allow you to model
spelling strategies and make development and
recapping of objectives easy.
• Children have plenty of practice, including spelling tasks OHTs
• Teachers are supported with a planned and
and dictation tests.
progressive scheme of work.
• Independent activities are differentiated at three
levels to ensure progression for all children. 978-0-521-89187-5
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Ages 4-5 Ages 9-10
Big Book 978-0-521-75204-6 Overhead Transparencies 978-0-521-80549-0
Teacher's Book and CD 978-0-521-75203-9 Pupil's Book 978-0-521-80548-3
Cornerstones Equips pupils with essential
Ages 5-6
Big Book 978-0-521-75202-2
Teacher's Book
Ages 10-11
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for Writing writing skills! Teacher's Book and CD 978-0-521-75201-5 Overhead Transparencies 978-0-521-80552-0
Ages 6-7 Pupil's Book 978-0-521-80551-3
Written by: Chris Buckton, Leonie
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Bennett, Alison Green, Jill Hurlstone and
• We’ve done all the searching for quality model texts
Jane Woods so you can make light work of planning.
Teacher's Book and CD 978-0-521-75198-8
Ages 7-8
By offering a rich variety of differentiated activities • Focus on a five-step process of writing: analysing
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with clear progression, Cornerstones for Writing (modelling), planning, drafting, editing and publishing.
provides real inspiration. • Drive children towards a quality piece of writing over
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a series of lessons. Teacher's Book 978-0-521-80544-5
“Brilliant - for the price of a week's • Teacher Books provide clear lesson plans to guide Ages 8-9
you through each of the five steps, plus copymasters,
supply cover, I have all the writing self-assessment sheets and homework ideas.
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Poster Pack 978-0-521-00555-5
covered at KS2 for the whole year.” • Pupil Books include plenty of opportunities for
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Sacred Heart RC Primary children confidence in their ideas. Teacher's Book 978-0-521-80547-6
School, Lancashire
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Helps children
to become
confident and
successful spellers!
Storybook Phonics Phonics Focus • Structured, progressive and cumulative practice
Written by: Tony Mitton, Cynthia Product Information activities for all pupils.
Rider, Kate Ruttle and Francis Lynne Written by: Kate and Keith Ruttle • Beneficial for those who struggle with
Ages 5-6 Ages 6-7
Ages 4-5 spelling.
A lively phonics resource that helps Consonant Long vowel Provides interactive computer-based activities
CVC words
children to read with confidence! Each
clusters sounds for pupils to develop their phonic skills in order • Record and track progress, and set a
CD-ROM contains a number of engaging CD-ROM (for PC and Mac) to reinforce their spelling skills. Phonics Focus sequence of work to give children support
stories that have been brought to life by helps you to track children’s progress and where it is needed most.
professional narrators. customise activities to suit the needs of
children or groups in your class. • Offers screens suitable for whole-class
teaching using interactive whiteboards.
Each story features a different target sound and
a bank of stimulating word games and activities. “Particularly nice features include the facility to customise a selection of
The accompanying children’s books are ideal
the activities with specific target words and to save these for future use.”
guided reading resources. Storybook Phonics 1 Storybook Phonics 2 Storybook Phonics 3
• The 'talking stories' are attractively illustrated and
CD-ROM
CVC Words
CD-ROM
Consonant Clusters
CD-ROM
Long Vowel Sounds Schoolzone website
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animated to motivate pupils.
• Stories are supported by fun, interactive games which
Children’s Books Product Information
Storybook Phonics The Blob can Blink! The Popcorn Boy
give pupils the opportunity to develop blending skills Children’s Book Pack 2 978-0-521-01397-0 978-0-52101-419-9
for fluent reading, and to practice segmenting skills (4 titles) The Tricky Troll and the Billy Bear and the Pear Ages 5-6 Ages 6-7 Ages 7-8 Ages 8-9
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for accurate spelling. Billy Goats Gruff Tree Fairy
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Storybook Phonics
• Ideal for independent and pair work on computers, Children’s Book Pack 3
The Crocodile’s Sky Snack The Haunted House
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Storybook Phonics is also suitable for whole-class (4 titles)
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work, using an interactive whiteboard. 978-0-521-01407-6 978-0-52101-427-4
• Printable teacher notes are provided for each The Giant of the Sky The Magic Porridge Pot CD-ROM
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activity to save planning time. The Shy Dragon and Peacock’s New Name (for PC
the White Knight 978-0-52101-433-5
• The stories are also available as children's books 978-0-521-01411-3 and Mac)
- an ideal group reading resource. Charlie Chimpanzee
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The Wind and the Sun
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A Star in a Marmalade Jar
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Cambridge Handwriting Ruq'ah
Arabic Edition
Series Consultant: Sultan Maqtari.
Cambridge Handwriting is designed to support
the whole-class teaching of handwriting in a
variety of styles and languages.
• A single DVD-ROM supports interactive, direct
teaching to the whole class using an interactive
whiteboard or data projector.
Supports Letters and
Dog and Cat Sounds and Jolly Phonics
• Animations of letter formations and key joins for
a perfect model - taking the pressure off you!
From Q&D Multimedia Ltd and • Every letter is shown in its isolated, initial medial and The Arabic edition of Cambridge Handwriting
final positions using a simple Ruq'ah style. was developed in consultation with calligrapher
Cambridge Hitachi The early literacy CD-ROM offers six stimulating
• Sky-writing and lesson warm-ups develop the fine- and font designer Sultan Maqtari. All letters in
Watch Dog and Cat bring five favourite activities for each story at two levels: ages 3-4 and and gross-motor skills that are crucial for handwriting. all positions are provided.
children’s traditional tales to life … all ages 4-5. The activities provide the opportunity for
• Video clips for guidance on correct posture and
from the comfort of their own living room! With children to learn with active and engaging learning pencil hold for left- and right-handed pupils.
superb animations and audio, children will be experiences incorporating Sequencing, Jigsaws,
• Suitable for use before and alongside any
instantly enthralled. Auditory Discrimination and much more… handwriting book.
Your Dog and Cat pack includes: Product Information
• Early Literacy with Dog and Cat CD-ROM
• Dog and Cat Letters and Sounds Phase One CD-ROM
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• Dog and Cat Letters and Sounds Phase Two CD-ROM
• Dog and Cat Letters and Sounds Phase Three CD-ROM
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Product Information
DVD-ROM
Teacher Books Pupil Books
(for PC and Mac)
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Apex Maths Covers all problem-solving
Written by: Paul Harrison objectives for children Ages 7-8
and Peter Clarke
aged 5-11!
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stretch the attainment of every child!
Designed to develop thinking skills and enable • The CD-ROMs are invaluable resources for enriching
children to reach a higher level of mathematical mathematical understanding, through a series of more Ages 8-9
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problems to create high-quality worksheets, with solving strategies, and include a bank of oral and
interactive whiteboard versions if needed. mental problem-solving starters.
• Pupil Books help children to explore different Ages 9-10
The word problems can be selected according to
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tailored to the needs of individual pupils. The
Apex Maths books provide 30 fully differentiated
problems for each year, which can fit naturally Ages 10-11
into your maths planning. Class plenaries and
background mathematical support for teachers are
included.
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Ages 5-12 Mathematics Ages 10-11 Mathematics
Cambridge Word
Problems (Arabic)
Written by: Paul Harrison
and Peter Clarke
The Apex Maths DVD-ROMs are also available in a Challenges and extends
culturally-appropriate edition for Arabic-speaking mathematical thinking
schools. Just ask for Cambridge Word Problems!
of children aged 10+!
• Through a series of stimulating problems, Cambridge
Word Problems (Arabic) enables every child to develop
their thinking skills and attain a higher level of
6 Plus “Clear, concise and easy
mathematical achievement. Written by: Paul Harrison
• The word problems can be selected according to level to follow.”
• The DVD-ROMs provide more than 500 problems for of complexity, mathematical operation and topic, and Jeanette Mumford Cliffe Woods
each year group, which can be used to create high-quality allowing teachers to create activity sheets tailored to the
The stimulating extension activities, for children
worksheets, with interactive whiteboard versions if needed. needs of individual pupils.
working at Level 5 and beyond, encourage them to
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Product Information use and apply their knowledge and broaden their
understanding of maths concepts.
DVD-ROM DVD-ROM DVD-ROM
(for PC and Mac) (for PC and Mac) (for PC and Mac) • Designed to develop thinking and reasoning skills.
• Suitable for mixed ability classes or ability sets.
• Can be used by children working independently.
Ages Ages • Includes manageable teacher notes.
Ages 5-6
8-9 11-12
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Ages Ages
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Ages 7-11 Mathematics Ages 7-11 Mathematics
Mult-e-Maths Toolbox
Series Consultant: Anita Straker • Suitable for ages 7-11, the eight mini-toolboxes
are arranged by mathematical strand.
A flexible interactive whiteboard resource for
• Use the workspace and tools to create
getting across difficult teaching points with high learning experiences customised for
visual impact. your class.
The software complements any existing Maths • Set up maths activities to suit your learning
scheme by providing visual representations of objectives.
mathematical ideas that make them easier for • Share saved lessons across a network or set
children to understand. them up at home and email them to yourself
at school.
Mult-e-Maths Gives children a thirst
Series Consultant: Anita Straker for Maths!
Written in conjunction with BEAM and leading
Maths consultant, Anita Straker, Mult-e-Maths
• Raising expectations – organised into the seven
encourages children to predict, manipulate, try strands across each year group, Mult-e-Maths builds
things out, explain and discuss - enabling a fun progression across topics and years, helping you
learning process. increase pace.
• Encourages flexibility – the Lesson Builder allows • More effective use of assessment – incorporates
you to personalise resources and organise lessons suggestions for assessment, careful questioning and
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1 Meet the family 6 December
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