The Maths Makes Sense Toolkit Top-ups are designed to be used alongside the Toolkit, which is essential kit for every Maths Makes Sense classroom. The Toolkit provides all the concrete objects you need to start teaching Maths Makes Sense, a proven whole-school maths programme which gives all your children the tools to become mathematicians for life. Maths Makes Sense works - here's why: Its transforming learning system leaves no child behind. Maths Makes Sense has a unique learning system which makes maths concrete to children by using carefully developed visual, auditory and kinaesthetic techniques supported by physical objects such as cups, sticks and cards in a rigorous and consistent way throughout primary school. The inspiring training programme empowers teachers. Learn the system, love the maths! Maths Makes Sense is fully supported by dedicated training - choose between taster days and whole-school training Its comprehensive resources deliver success The programme is fully supported with clear and engaging teacher and pupil material for children aged 4 to 11.

 

This book is part of a book series called Maths Makes Sense .

This book was published 2013 by Oxford University Press .

Sue Jennings is Head of Initial Teacher Training at University of Exeter, School of Education and Lifelong Learning, and Course Director for Secondary PGCE Mathematics. Assisted in the writing of the KS3 Strategy: National Framework for Teaching Mathematics. Co-author of Letts TTA kitemarked QTS Mathematics books. Richard Dunne, freelance Numeracy Consultant, previously lecturer on the University of Exeter Secondary PGCE in Maths.