Maths Galore! Ages 5 - 7 Years - Ongoing Class
This ongoing class moves on from EYFS Beginner Maths and covers the maths requirements for KS1 (UK ages 5-7) in a fun, understandable and easy way. Your child will need to have a good basic understanding of English to get the most from this class.
Teacher Jill
Average rating:
4.8
Number of reviews:(90)
What's included
4 live meetings
2 in-class hours per weekHomework
1-2 hours per week. Sheets for students to work on at home will be provided where necessary to consolidate learning.Class Experience
US Grade Kindergarten - 1
Beginner Level
Each month and week we will be looking at a required learning area for Key Stage 1 maths in a fun, easy-to-understand way. We will look at slides I have prepared for you that explain each concept and then we will complete worksheets to show you have understood what you are learning. Don't worry if you don't 'get it' at first - let me know if you are finding something tricky as I have other ways to help you understand and it's much better for you to tell me than to worry about getting things a bit wrong (*Parents, please do let me know if your child is struggling with anything). The areas covered are outlined below: IMPORTANT NOTES: *Please note that as some aspects can be tricky for the children to grasp, concepts may be extended to the following weeks meaning the section outline below may not be strictly adhered to. I will amend dates as necessary and as we move on to different topics. **The course outline (below) is updated whenever we move to a new section depending on the children's requirements. You will need a solid basic understanding of English to be able to follow the lessons. ***Please also note that for the best outcome for your child, the worksheets I provide will need to be printed out and ready for your child to use in class. Number and Place Value Week commencing 27th November; numbers 1 to 20, place value, writing numbers as words; week commencing 4th December; partitioning, counting forwards and backwards, number lines; week commencing 11th December: more, less or the same, most and least, putting numbers in order; week commencing 18th December; counting in 2s and 10s, counting in 3s and 5s, ordering and patterns. Addition and Subtraction W/c 8.1.2024; number bonds to 10, number bonds to 20, numbers that add up to 100 w/c 15.1.2024; magic numbers (the power of zero), add, subtract and equals signs, partitioning, adding using a number line, adding 3 numbers, w/c 22.1.2024; subtracting, subtracting using a number line, differences, using a number line to find the difference, adding and subtracting are opposites, missing numbers Multiplication and Division w/c 29.2.2024: grouping in 2s and 3s, multiplying, multiplying on a number line w/c 05.02.2024: times tables (2s, 5s, 10s), odd and even numbers, sharing between 2 and 3 w/c 12.02.2024: dividing, dividing on a number line, w/c 19.02.2024: missing numbers and signs, doubling and halving Fractions (Simple, of amounts and equivalent) w/c 26.02.2024: fractions (halves, quarters, thirds)
Learning Goals
Students will learn the basic concepts of all the required areas of Maths learning in key stage 1 (UK - ages 5 to 7) in an easy to follow way. These key areas cover numbers and place value, addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, simple fractions, measurement, geometry and statistics.
Other Details
Supply List
Learners will need squared math paper, pencil, colouring pencils, counters (for visualisation), erasers, and a ruler. Later in the curriculum, they may need to look at kitchen scales if you have any available - if not, don't worry, sheets showing these will be provided.
Language of Instruction
English
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined June, 2020
4.8
90reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
I have delivered maths to all age groups from primary school children (KS1 and KS2) and adults (Functional Skills Maths) for over 30 years. I have spent many years leading interventions (group work) to primary children who were at risk of falling behind in their learning. Making the classes fun helps children to learn, even the most reluctant learners. I understand that for some children, 'doing maths' is a frightening thing - fear of failure can make a child not want to try - I regularly 'make mistakes' in class to show the children that getting things wrong is fine! If they can see that adults get things wrong (and can laugh at their errors) it becomes a safe space for them. Reviews
Live Group Class
$40
weekly ($10 per class)4x per week
30 min
Completed by 46 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-7
2-6 learners per class
