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National Numeracy Day

Y5LJ worked together in pairs to solve some puzzles and problems.  Here are some of the children’s thoughts:

“I think it’s fun to solve problems but it can be quite tricky!” – Jack

“The puzzles were hard but because they’re fun, it’s not frustrating!” – Oliver

“Normally, I’m not too keen on Maths but this has been fun.” – Layla

“I really liked solving the equations but it was really tricky.” – Lucas “I think the puzzles have shown how much we listen in Maths because we have had to use lots of different skills to solve them.” – Thaila

In Mrs Blagg’s and Mrs Howland’s class we took part in National Numeracy Day by watching the live stream.  We learnt dance moves to Maths vocabulary and we learnt number facts from the quiz. Then we solved Mathematical problems and puzzles.

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