10 Minutes A Day Problem Solving (Ages 9-11)
10 Minutes A Day Problem Solving (Ages 9-11)
- MASTER problem solving in just 10 minutes a day with Carol Vorderman's proven KS2 approach
- Includes Fractions, Problem Solving & Ratio & Proportion
- Aligned with the National Curriculum for Year 5 and Year 6 (Ages 9-11)
- Includes full answers with parents' notes explaining common pitfalls
About the 10 Minutes A Day Problem Solving (Ages 9-11)
Here are our top reasons to buy the 10 Minutes A Day Problem Solving (Ages 9-11):
- Daily maths practice in 10 minutes a day, written by Carol Vorderman
- Covers fractions, ratio and proportion and problem solving for Years 5 and 6
- Matched to the National Curriculum for ages 9-11
- Pages of word problems with answer boxes, plus games and quick tests
- Parents' notes at the back give the full answers and explain common pitfalls
Ten minutes at a time, this workbook gives your Year 5 or Year 6 child the problem solving practice that class maths keeps asking for.
Word problems are where school maths gets tricky, and this problem solving workbook takes them one short session at a time. The topics follow the National Curriculum for ages 9-11, so the fractions and ratio work matches what your child meets in lessons. A confident Year 4 child can use it to get ahead.
Each page sets eight word problems with boxes for the answers, as the sample pages show, plus a quick time-filler task at the end. Your child works through one page a day in this printed workbook. The parents' notes at the back hold the answers.
Games and short tests break up the practice, so ten minutes rarely feels like a chore. When an answer goes wrong, the notes point out the mistake children usually make and how to avoid it next time. That gives you something useful to say without teaching the method yourself.
Key Information
- Type
- Workbook
- Subject
- Maths
- Topics
- Fractions, Problem Solving, Ratio & Proportion
- Publisher
- Dorling Kindersley
- ISBN 13
- 9780241183878
- ISBN 10
- 0241183871
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this suitable for my child?
The 10 Minutes A Day Problem Solving (Ages 9-11) is absolutely perfect for children in Year 5 or Year 6 studying the national curriculum in England.
It is also very useful for children in the devolved nations of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland that study similar curriculums.
Finally, the 10 Minutes A Day Problem Solving (Ages 9-11) is also very useful for children studying outside of the UK on comparable international curriculums such as the Cambridge Primary Curriculum or The Pearson Edexcel International Primary Curriculum.
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