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Comic Maths: Sue: Fantasy-Based Learning for 4, 5 and 6 Year Olds (Paperback)
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Comic Maths: Sue: Fantasy-Based Learning for 4, 5 and 6 Year Olds (Paperback)
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Loot Price R203
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Comic Maths: Sue (Key Stage 1, Level 1) has been created for
children by reporting on children's own mathematical language,
ideas and reasoning. It supports the National Curriculum and
fantasy-based learning by using story-lines, comic characters and
crazy situations in an attempt to embed mathematics into
children's' everyday lives. Sue helps you to count clouds and
hiccups, colour in some crazy aliens, make pictures out of
footballs, whiz around like a number 8, have fun with Charlie the
Monkey, draw the next fluffy cloud sheep, see who has the longest
nose, make time go crazy, fight with a card board box and be a very
very silly person! The book is organized as a series of 10 short
comics. There are extension activities corresponding to each comic
in 'Extra Sums for Greedy People'. 'Crazy Baby' pages aim to get us
to gaze out of the widow and think crazy thoughts! Story-line pages
aim to keep things a bit real and to lead the reader through the
book. 'Answers in The Back' gives answers to the questions set in
each comic, the extension activities, and to the 'Crazy Baby'
thoughts. Six ideas for using this book: - 1.Act it out! Make
costumes for the Comic Maths characters and put on a Theatre in
Education Comic Maths Show. Each comic could be a short maths
sketch. Act out Anne, John and Sue travelling though the comic
adventures, finding a flower with only one petal, counting aliens,
making pictures out of footballs, whizzing round like a number 8,
meeting Charlie the Monkey, Betty the fortune teller and more!
2.The author has illustrated this book using line-drawings so why
not use Comic Maths as a colouring book. Then visit the story-line
pages that link the comics, colour them in as well and then find
your way into a comic or two! 3.Use Comic Maths as a learning
support resource. Look up those areas of the curriculum recently
covered at school and see if Comic Maths can help. 4.Use Comic
Maths as a home-schooling resource. 5.Show your young friend the
exercises in 'Extra Sums for Greedy People!' observe their response
and use this information to assess their learning needs. 6.Just
leave it around and see what happens!
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