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Students in this age group are required to practise their times tables (up to 12 X 12).  Your child will be learning to:
choose appropriate methods to solve problems (using +,
−, ×, ÷) and explain their methods to other people.
They will be asked to use their basic facts to work out unknown facts. Mathsbuddy revision tasks activites for year 7's and 8's is compulsary for all students to complete online and as a hard copy.
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Students in this group will begin each session with maintenance work by working with numbers up to 1,000. Students will use their knowledge of 2, 3, 4, 5, and 10 times tables to solve problems during small group tasks, they're asked to answer questions and display their findings. They are then required to complete a maths number worksheet and also complete a digital activity using mathsbuddy or prototec. A basic facts, multiplication worksheet is required to be completed as part of their mahi kāinga programme.

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These students will begin each session with maintenance work by solving problems using numbers up to 100, count in 2s, 5s and 10s, forwards and backwards. During small group tasks, students are asked to answer questions and display their findings. They are then required to complete a maths number worksheet and also complete a digital activity using mathsbuddy or prototec. Finally they will also receive a worksheet as part of their mahi kāinga programme.

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These students will begin each session with maintenance work, counting forwards and backwards to 20 and then up to 100. Saying the number before and after a given number. Solve problems up to 10 and then to 20. Students will also practise organising and sharing objects. They are then required to complete a maths number worksheet, finally they will also receive a copy as part of their mahi kāinga programme.

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These are examples of activities that can be done with the maths kits that have been provided for your child, some whānau may modify the activity to suit the ability of your child.

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Here is another short video with number activities that can be done with the maths kits provided for your child, for some whānau you may modify the activity to suit the ability of your child.

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kāri tohutau

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whare uara tū

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Ngā matimati

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Te ngaku tau

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Kowhiuwhiu tau

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Mataono tau

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While many board games are not specifically maths related, they can provide valuable experience in araes such as counting, strategizing next moves, addition, subtraction or multiplication in score keeping, and spatial awareness as the players move around a board to reach a goal.

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We would like to take this time to thank JR McKenzie Trust for supporting our kauapapa by building whānau, family and community engagement in education.

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Here is a short video to show our thanks for koha that we have received from JR McKenzie to ensure resource kits have been made available to all our whānau!