….want to get to 60+, also need to learn a few cubes for level 5!
- It’s World Maths Day on 6th March, which is actually a 48 hour period whilst it is 6th March somewhere in the world, you can check the times here. Registration is still possible as I write this but will close very soon I am sure. Make sure that your students are familiar with the rules; for World Maths Day the scores from 50 games, 10 at each of the 5 levels will count towards their total score though students can play as many games as they want to. The same login details will also be valid for World Literacy Day on 5th March and World Science Day on 7th March.
- Talking of literacy, we should not underestimate the importance of vocabulary in Mathematics, there are some excellent resources online to help students with important terms, I have written a section for students here, Jenny Eather’s dictionary and the glossary for teachers, also the Mathisfun dictionary are all very useful resources. I often use these in class for key terms.
- Still on the literacy theme: See updated page – World Book Day.
World Book Day Problems – Laura Rees-Hughes
I want to participate in maths day. Help me please. I don’t understand.
Hi Goural – World Maths Day used to be an annual event but it won’t be back till 2015 – you can see the details here and also some other games you might like
http://colleenyoung.wordpress.com/2013/03/10/after-world-maths-day/