Running parallel to the mainstream Key Maths series, these titles are paced to support a broad range of lower-ability and ESL pupils. Special Resource 9 includes a certificate 'Roadway' to motivate pupils; an SATs Navigator to provide additional support for the teacher in preparations and lesson openers and enders to further develop areas of numeracy.

 

There are 352 pages in this book. This book was published 2000 by Oxford University Press .

This book has the following chapters: Part 1 Area: counting shapes; areas of rectangles and parallelograms; areas of triangles. Part 2 Number: addition and multiplication; subtraction and division; working without a calculator. Part 3 Symmetry: line symmetry; rotational symmetry; symmetry in 3-D. Part 4 Statistics: pictograms and bar-charts; tally-tables and groups; pie-charts. Part 5 Estimation and measurement: estimation; new for old; perimeter. Part 6 Volume: units of capacity; how many?; volume of a cuboid. Part 7 Decimals: tenths and hundredths; getting things in order; working with decimals; estimating. Part 8 Algebra: arranging in rows; dividing it up; square and triangle numbers. Part 9 Time: planning time; timetables. Part 10 Negative numbers: temperature; other number scales. Part 11 Statistics - above average: sports day averages; solving problems with statistics. Part 12 Try angles: turning through angles; calculating with angles; angles in triangles; drawing triangles. Part 13 Formulas: using letters; patterns; function machines. Part 14 Fractions: fractions; equivalent fractions; using a calculator. Part 15 The best chapter, probably: counters and spinners; how much chance?; probability methods and scales. Part 16 Percentages: percentages; percentages of an amount; percentages, fractions and decimals. Part 17 Improve your co-ordination: co-ordinates; patterns in co-ordinates. Part 18 More fun: fruit machine; running a disco!; planning a bedroom.