Junior Mini Mathematical Murder Mysteries (Ages 7-11)
Junior Mini Mathematical Murder Mysteries (Ages 7-11)
- SHARPEN problem-solving skills with 16 detective-style maths mysteries for Y3-Y6
- Includes Problem Solving, Mental Arithmetic, Algebra & Statistics
- Aligned to the National Curriculum for Years 3-6, perfect for Ages 7-11
- Features consolidation exercises across arithmetic, shapes and graphs to reinforce learning
About the Junior Mini Mathematical Murder Mysteries (Ages 7-11)
Here are our top reasons to buy the Junior Mini Mathematical Murder Mysteries (Ages 7-11):
- 16 detective-style maths mysteries for children in Years 3 to 6, ages 7-11
- Covers mental arithmetic, problem solving, shapes, algebra and statistics
- Matched to the National Curriculum for primary maths
- A printed workbook that is photocopiable under licence, so puzzles can be used again
- Written by Jill Whieldon and published by Tarquin
Your child, somewhere in Years 3 to 6, gets 16 crimes to solve, and the maths is the only way in.
Each case in this primary maths workbook uses the number work, shapes and data handling your child meets in class. The book spans Years 3 to 6, so you start at the level your child needs now. A confident Year 2 child who wants a stretch can join in.
There are 16 mysteries in this printed workbook, each a short case with questions to work through. In one, your child solves negative number calculations and then uses logic to pin down the time and place. In another, six suspects' statements hide two arithmetic errors.
The puzzles reward careful checking, so your child goes back over the working instead of rushing on. The topics are the ones the KS2 SATs cover, though nothing here reads like a test paper. A Year 7 child steadying the basics will enjoy the cases too.
Key Information
- Type
- Workbook
- Subject
- Maths
- Topics
- Algebra, Mental Arithmetic, Problem Solving, Shapes, Statistics
- Publisher
- Tarquin
- ISBN 13
- 9781907550812
- ISBN 10
- 190755081X
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this suitable for my child?
The Junior Mini Mathematical Murder Mysteries (Ages 7-11) is absolutely perfect for children in Year 3, Year 4, 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 Junior Mini Mathematical Murder Mysteries (Ages 7-11) 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.
How much is delivery?
Standard delivery within the UK is free of charge for all orders over £30. Orders below £30 carry a £3.95 delivery charge.
We also deliver to over 200 countries across the world! Delivery fees are charged according to the weight of the parcel and are as competitive as we can possibly offer. This is calculated in the checkout where you are given a full delivery cost before we ask for payment.
Full details are on our Delivery Information page.
When will I receive my order?
Orders shipped within the UK are normally delivered within 2-3 working days.
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Do you ship internationally?
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