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Common Core Connection for Grades 6 and 7

Understand the concept of ratio and describe the relationship between two quantities.
Use ratio and rate reasoning to solve real-world and mathematical problems.
Recognize and represent proportional relationships between quantities.
Use proportional relationships to solve multistep ratio and percent problems.

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Play Thinking Blocks Ratios at Math Playground - Model and solve word problems with ratio and proportion.

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World Maths day 20 art and craft activities for primary children

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Math can evoke extreme reactions, but it can actually be quite fun! Check out these enjoyable Math Crafts and Activities for kids to try this World Maths Day.
The very word 'Maths' evokes mixed feelings in most people - me included! For some, it's just a way to get through school and the annoying parts of adult life. For others, however, opinions can be a little more extreme!

Don't get me wrong, I admit there's a certain beauty to the way numbers come together. But I also belong to the group of individuals who are yet to use differential calculus in a real life situation! Then there are those who have had traumatic experiences related to the subject and would like to stay as far away from it as they can!

However, Math can actually be quite fun - it all depends upon the attitude! So this World Maths Day, let's try to look at Maths a little differently. Let's put aside all our prejudices and get the kids together for some enjoyable Math crafts and activities. Hopefully, we'll create a generation that enjoys Math for the wonder that it really is!
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Let's start at the top of the alphabet, with A for Alligator! This is a fun activity for kids to learn about comparing numbers, one of the most basic Math skills. A friendly alligator helps kids compare all kinds of objects to see if they are less than, greater than or equal to each other.

Many kids struggle with fractions, but Teach Beside Me has a genius method to help kids overcome this hurdle. These printable fraction flowers explain flowers in a very clear and simple manner. You can start with basic fractions of 1/2 and 1/4 before moving on to the 1/6 or 1/8.

Addition fact families help kids learn about the commutative property of addition, and hones their basic addition and subtraction skills. This fun activity from Planning Play Time creates little bursts of 'sunshine' with numbers and the rays as the facts. Very innovative way, we think!

Who doesn't love playing and learning at the same time? This Math car racing game does just that, by teaching kids about measurement using toy cars and washi tape. The activity requires basic addition skills and also touches upon concepts like Standard Measurement, Addition, Right angles, Conversion & Distance measurement.

One of the most important skills any human should learn is the ability to tell time correctly! With the advent of digital clocks, people are fast losing this skill! Happiness is Crafting makes it easier to teach kids how to tell time with a cool, double faced clock that makes it simple to learn the hours and minutes.

Legos are among the most helpful things when learning Math concepts that are a little more advanced. One example is this Lego multiplication tower from Navigating by Joy. The use of different colors clearly displays the number of times each number is multiplied and is very useful for early to middle school goers!

This activity is for the little ones among us. Use your child's help to make the umbrellas and once everything is set up, start counting! Using different objects like buttons and pipe cleaners make the activity more interesting, and the bright colors also help!

Now this is one Math activity that truly takes the cake! Planning Play Time uses lipped and stackable Styrofoam cups to create a custom spinner with numbers and Math signs to make equations. Just spin the cup to get different numbers and facts! The best part is that you can add more cups to make two digit or three digit number equations - cool!

Using marshmallows and toothpicks for making sculptures is a popular STEAM project, but Teach Beside Me takes it a level further with these geometry cards. The cards are a little more advanced and should be good for middle school to high school.

Fibonacci and the golden ratio can feel very complex, but not when you look at the art hidden in it! Check out this collection of story books, art projects and fun facts about Fibonacci, which will help kids look at it with renewed interest.

Learning about area and perimeter can be a bit confusing to beginners. Teach Beside Me has a project that tries to recreate real life examples making it much easier to learn!

These robots from Frogs and Fairies are so cute! Perfect for addition beginners to grasp concepts and see how different addition rules work to give the same sum.

Mini Eco has some awesome printables that are easy to assemble to make these platonic shapes. The fact that they're in different colors also helps and doubles up as a fun garland.

Who can resist pizza - even if it's a pretend play pizza made of paper? Nurture Store has a pizza craft that'll make learning about fractions easier - and yummier!

Skip counting is an important skill once kids master basic addition and start learning their tables. Kindergarten Worksheets and Games has a fun craft using a kite and its bows on string to understand this concept.

What do we do all day mixes holiday fun and math together in this amazing craft project based on Sierpinski Fractal Triangles. Check out the instructions carefully to try this out.

Bright Concepts for Teachers makes use of two fun characters - Odd Todd and Even Steven to help learn about odd and even numbers. Where were these guys when I was learning math?

Measurements are an important part of learning, and a little hands on activity goes a long way in understanding how measurements work in the real world! A Little Pinch of Perfect has the perfect project using garden materials.

Art for You has a video for a cool Maths learning machine that'll make any Maths-fearer a fan of Mathematics! Get sturdy cardboard so this little machine will last a long time!

Cootie catchers are fun to play with, but Kids Activities Blog adds a learning element too! This activity teaches about multiplication and fractions in a fun, kid-friendly manner.

Polish mathematician Stefan Banach said, "Mathematics is the most beautiful and most powerful creation of the human spirit.". Well, you may or may not agree with him, but after trying out these Math Crafts and Activities, you'll have to admit that Math can be quite fun indeed!

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Math can evoke extreme reactions, but it can actually be quite fun! Check out these enjoyable Math Crafts and Activities for kids to try this World Maths Day. The very word 'Maths' evokes mixed feelings in most people - me included! For some, it's just a way to get through school and the annoying parts of adult life.

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Welcome to The Literacy Shed - the home of visual literacy. Here at Literacy Shed we aim to provide teachers with high quality films and animations that can be used in the primary classroom to enhance the teaching of reading and writing. All of the films on the site we think are suitable for primary aged children although some films may not be suitable for younger children. We urge that teachers watch any films before showing them to children.

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Instead of groans at the beginning of a writing lesson, your class were excited to pick up their pencils and you were the teacher that sparked their imaginations!

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The Nrich Maths Project Cambridge,England. Mathematics resources for children,parents and teachers to enrich learning. Problems,children's solutions,interactivities,games,articles.

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Hit the Button is an interactive maths game with quick fire questions on number bonds, times tables, doubling and halving, multiples, division facts and square numbers. The games, which are against the clock, challenge and develop mental maths skills. An untimed, practise mode is available in our Hit the Button app along with lots more extra features.

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Unit 3 - Les couleurs Unit 4 - Dans mon sac à dos Unit 6 - Mon drapeau Unit 10 - Quel temps fait-il ?
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Unit 11 - Quelle heure est-il ?
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Unit 12 - Les grands nombres
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Unit 13 - Les planètes
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Unit 14 - On décrit
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Unit 14B
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Unit 14C
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Unit 15 - J'adore les sports
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Unit 16 - En ville
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Unit 17 - C'est moi
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Car park numbers 1-10
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How to use it
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Car park colours
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How to use it
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Paf! Colours - pair work, slap the right colour
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Colours sound files

Finding the gender of a word by looking at its ending
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Pets busy bee writing activity
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Plurals of pets - counting
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Car park numbers 11-20
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How to use it
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Practising numbers to 20
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Saying when your birthday is - Flippity randomiser
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Random food selector - press S to stop and start
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Random weather selector - press S to stop and start it
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Spicy Starters:
Numbers and colours
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Building 4-figure numbers - Flippity randomiser
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Building 3-figure numbers - Flippity randomiser
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Number cribcards (1-1000)
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Planets sentence words
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Describing hair and eyes
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Guess Who - describing hair
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Guess Who - describing eyes
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Transport
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En ville - worksheet for saying what there is and isn't in a town
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Places in Town flashcards
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Places in Town tiny cards for sentence building
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Pirates
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Parrots flypast 1 to 6
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Numbers 1 to 6 counting
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Numbers 1 to 6 maths
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Listening chests 1 to 6 (3 chests) more info here
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Listening chests 1 to 6 (4 chests)
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Listening chests 6 colours (3 chests)
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Listening chests 6 colours (4 chests)
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Listening chests cards
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Je m'appelle writing (Year 1)
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Je m'appelle writing (Year 2)
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Saying your name display
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Treasure chest numbers 1 to 10
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Treasure chest number cards 1 to 10
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Coins and parrots counting cards
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Colours mat
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Parrot colours fly past
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Parrot colours random selector - start and stop with S
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Parrot colouring (6 colours)
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Parrot colouring (12 colours)
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Hat feather colours (6 colours)
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Hat feather colours (10 colours)
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Feather colouring (6 colours)
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Feather colouring (12 colours)
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Saying bonjour and au revoir to the pirates
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5 senses flashcards
5 senses simple writing
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5 senses display cards
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5 senses overview
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5 senses cards
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Sports and how well you do them:

Fête des mères - card
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Fête des mères - how to make the card
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Easter minibook (i)
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Easter minibook (ii)
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Cloches volantes
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Knowledge Organisers

Je fais des voyages
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Word Mats

Spicy starters:
Dates
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Greetings and accents
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Greetings, numbers and genders
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Gender and accents
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Numbers and gender
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Agreement cards (based on Les citrons ne sont pas rouges)
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Describing animals:

Jobs:

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When the coronavirus pandemic quarantine period began in Spring/Summer 2020, I realised that lots of people were going to find themselves at home with their children for several weeks/months looking for things to do. So I decided to post a draw-along video every Tuesday and Thursday that parents could watch with their kids and, hopefully, make some nice pictures. They have proved very popular, garnering millions of views across the world. On 21 May 2020 we broke the Guinness World Record for the largest online art lesson when 45,611 households drew a whale with me. From September 2020 lockdown gradually began to ease and kids started going back to school, so I decided to move the #DrawWithRob video slot to Saturdays at 10am BST/GMT so that kids can join in with my Saturday Art Club. And then in August 2021 as life returned to (something like) normal, the videos began to be released slightly more sporadically. But I'm still going! Keep an eye on my social feeds or sign up to my newsletter here to find out when the next video will be released.

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The success of Out of the Ark's @HOME offering has demonstrated just how important singing has been as part of families' lives during lockdown, and as children return to school, it is clear that music will be an essential tool in helping them to settle back into school life, establish new routines, and importantly transition to a new normal of education.

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Your access to @HOME has hopefully given you a taste of some songs, or songbooks you may never have been aware of. So to help remind you, below is a list of every song that has appeared in our @HOME singing resources, and the songbooks they have been taken from. Simply hover over the book cover and the song titles will show or click on the cover to explore more.

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