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4 Times Table Quiz | Interactive 4 Multiplication Table
Benefits of Using Games for Teaching Maths
Benefits of Using Games for Teaching Maths
Playing games encourages strategic mathematical thinking as students find different strategies for solving problems and deepen their understanding of numbers.
• When played repeatedly, games support students’ development of computational fluency.
• Games present opportunities for practice, often without the need for teachers to provide the problems. Teachers can then observe or assess students…
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Maths @ 22 months
2nd May 2011
Kaia whipped out some maths this morning on Day 2 of video tutorials via YouTube. We asked what's 1+1? She says 2! What's 2+1? 3! and 3+1? 4! All of which sent us erupting into a roar of congratulations and air tosses! Her face lit up and she was absolutely beaming with pride and soaking up the praise as if it were oxygen. It's so wonderful to see your children gaining confidence in new knowledge.
Here's a link to the YouTube video that inspired her Addition for Kids.
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