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“Help! I’m homeschooling” 5 tips to support parents during Covid-19

Covid-19 may be strong, but primary teachers are stronger. Learn how you can support parents and caregivers with these five key tips.

“Help! I’m homeschooling” 5 tips to support parents during Covid-19

By Emily McIver

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MNP character Lulu hoists a barbell made up of books over her head denoting the challenge she enjoys in her maths lessons

This questioning technique strengthens maths lessons and challenges advanced learners

By Roger Hitchin

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Three different angles; a right angle, an acute angle and an obtuse angle illustrated in our MNP Textbook style

Tips for Teaching Angles

By Fatemah Moledina

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In a speech bubble, common tools of maths mastery: a number bond, bar models ,a yellow rule and children scissors appear

3 questions parents ask about maths mastery (and how to answer them)

By Roger Hitchin

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On a light purple background, 5 purple and 5 green interlocking cubes fill a white 10 frame

Early years maths mastery: introducing the CPA approach

By Sabrina Pinnock

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MNP character Sam represents the number four with his little fingers as per the bunny ears activity described in this post

Early years maths mastery: boosting number sense

By Sabrina Pinnock

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On a light blue background, four dice with varying dots on each of its upper surface, combine for a total of 20 dots

Maths games: addition and subtraction within 20

By Laura Connell

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Against a peach background, MNP character Amira holds a 2020 sign

How many days are there in 2020 years?

By Laura Connell

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Symbolic of the winter themed activities for primary in this post, 3 snowflakes: teal, white and blue are numbered 1, 2 and 3

Walking in a winter numberland: activities for KS1

By Laura Connell

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Using dark and light blue and arranged vertically, two amounts are model in two ways; on top as cubes and below a bar model

How to boost oracy in the maths classroom

By Rhian Roberts

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A boy wearing a red t-shirt and round glasses scratches his head as he thinks about the answer to a Year 6, word problem

Word problems in Year 6: challenging learners to take charge of their lesson

By Roger Hitchin

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At the start of the school year: part 2

By Laura Connell

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“Help! I’m homeschooling” 5 tips to support parents during Covid-19

“Help! I’m homeschooling” 5 tips to support parents during Covid-19

This questioning technique strengthens maths lessons and challenges advanced learners

Tips for Teaching Angles

3 questions parents ask about maths mastery (and how to answer them)

Early years maths mastery: introducing the CPA approach

Early years maths mastery: boosting number sense

Maths games: addition and subtraction within 20

How many days are there in 2020 years?

Walking in a winter numberland: activities for KS1

How to boost oracy in the maths classroom

Word problems in Year 6: challenging learners to take charge of their lesson

At the start of the school year: part 2

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