Excel Maths Early Skills
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Excel Maths Early Skills
Once your child has learned to add and subtract numbers, the next ste p is to understand basic multiplication and division. In Excel Maths Early Skills: Multiply and Divide, your child will le arn to: recognise and draw equal groups of objects share objects into equal groups count up in groups of 2, 5 and 10 Throughout this series your child will learn to recogn ise numbers all around them and become more confident in using them. A c lear, easy-to-follow page design has been developed, with clear explanat ions to help both parents and children.
Excel Maths Early Skills
Once your child has learned to count and recognise numbers to 20 (see Book 7), and has learned to add and take away to 10 (see Book 5), they can then learn to focus on adding and subtracting with totals of up to 2 0. In Excel Maths Early Skills: Add and Take Away to 20, your child will: revise adding and subtracting to 10 learn to add and subtract numbers to 20 become more confide nt with using numbers to 20 The activities in each book ar e divided into double pages. Each double page allows your child to pract ise one particular skill many times so that the skill is reinforced. The re is a hidden picture in the border of every double page - your child w ill love looking for it!
Learning Numbers to 5
In Excel Maths Early Skills: Learning Numbers to 5, your chi ld will explore the numbers 1 to 5 in a range of activities. Your child will learn to: count from 1 to 5 sort thing s into groups draw the numbers 1 to 5 match up numbers write down numbers 1 to 5 The activities in this book are divided into double pages. Each double page allows your child to practise one particular skill many times so that the skill is reinfor ced. A clear, easy-to-follow page design has been developed, with clear explanations to help both parents and children.